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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
Another Batch Turned In By the Grand
 Jury Yesterday Afternoon.

Among the late indictments returned by the present grand jury are the following:
 Lizzie Johnson. grand larceny; Ida Hicks grand larceny; Bertha Johnson, grand larceny; Jim Brown, burglary and grand larceny; William Buchanan, bur- glary and grand larceny; Sam Richardson dwo cases), grand larceny; Tom Neal, murder; Will Thomas, grand larceny; Elm init Howard, burglary and grand larceny; Henry Collins, burglary and grand lar ceny; Sandy Andrews. petty larceny; os- car Lindsay, grand larceny; Will Clay, grand larceny Lorenzo Cobb, grand lar ceny; Will Sanders (three cases), grand larceny; c. Eldridge, grand larceny and receiving stolen property; John Amitz, burglary and grand larceny; Joe Spanis- cuki, burglary and grand larceny; Bolic Laganzkie. burglary and grand larceny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
Tohncreek Has Remarkable
 Record T0r Ihin BiYths

Al the request of State Health Officer w n. sanders pr. Ethridge prepared the paper. Br sanders considers 1t the most wonderful record In. history and believes that no other comnnnity of like size in the world can make such showing.
 The doctor deelarsd shat the majority of the children zafe 1ixing. although the quadruplets died within eight days. The inhabitants are mostly Irish, but whether it is the people or the Yeter or the soil or what not, he does not undertake to judge.
 Dr. Upshaw of the wiregrass region told of family in his practice with q children, among them three sets of twins and one of triplets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
my home your home and give me the joy and pleasure of your companiOnship.'
Papers Read During Day.

Papers Read During Day.
 The following technical papers were read throughout the day:
 Uses and Abuses of Anesthetics in Obstetric Practice" John H. Kimbrough, M. D., Lowndesboro.
 Discussion opened by S. W. welch. M. D., Talladega.
 ''Expert Medical Testimony" MT. Law renee H. Lee, Montgomery.
 Discussion opened by Rhett Goode, M. D., Mobile.
 "The Value of Laboratory Methods in Diagnosis for the General Practitioner" William c. Naples, M. D.. Scottsboro. Discussion opened by E. M Mason, M. D., Montgomery.
 Immunity J. F. Peavy, M. D.. At more.
 Discussion opened by D. L. Wilkinson, M. D., Montevallo.
 Eye Manifestations in Certain Con< stitutional Conditions" s. l. Ledbetter, M. D., Birmingham.
 Discussion opened by c. A. Thigpen, M. D., Montgomery.
 "The Trypsin Method of Testing the Function of the Pancreas: It's Comparison With the Cammidge Reaction and the Eye Test" James s. McLester, M. D., Bir- mingham.
 Discussion opened by Scale Harris, M D., Mobile.
 Neglected Perineal Lacerations," P. T. Fleming. M. D.. Enterprise.
 Discussion opened by I. L. Watkins. M D., Montgomery.
 observations on Certain Features of Post-Operative Treatment The Consen- sus of Opinion of American Surgeons" H. F. Cole, M. D., Mobile.
 'The Surgery of the Spinal Cord" Rich ard M Fletcher, M. D., Chicago. Discussion opened by J. M. Mason, M. D., Birmingham.
 'Suture and Transplantation of Blood vessels" Charles F. Bowman, M. D. Bir- mingham.
 Discussion opened by Gaston Torrance, M D., Birmingham.
 'Ulcerations of the Sigmold and Rec tum," Oscar Hayes, M. D.. Birmingham. Discussion opened by F. G. DuBose, M. D., Selma.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
Waoner PInched for Speeding.

Pittsburg, April 22.-Hans Wagner must have thought he was trying to make a home run after batting the ball in his own Wagnerian way from the speed he was showing with his au- tomobile on Grant boulevard yester- day, according to Motorcycle Police man H. Bender. Charging him with speeding at the rate of 40 miles an hour. Bender today made charges against the champion batter and summons was served for hearing to- morrow. The time was fixed for the morning, so that Wagner would not be kept out of the game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
Fast Time Around the Horn.

Norfolk, Va, April 22.-MalSing the fast est time ever recorded by sailing vessel on trip around Cape Horn. from Seattle to the Atlantic coast-104 days-the clip per ship Erskine M. Phelps, Capt. Rob ert J. Graham commanding, arrived to- day with a cargo of canned goods. The cargo of canned goods was the largest ever brought around the Horn, and it is the first cargo of the kind ever brought to Norfolk The ship is one of the steel hulled clippers of the Sewell fleet of Bath Me.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
ITALIAN KILLED
 BY SHOT IN MINE
Is Believed to Have Re-Entered the Chamber Near Cordova Before
 the Shot Exploded.

President Francis of the BurnWell Coal company received information last night to the effect that Paul Thurman, an Italian, was killed yesterday after noon at o'clock at the mines located near Cordova on the Southern railroad
 From the meagre information which President Francis received it seems that Thurman, after lighting shot re-entered his chamber before the explosion. It is presumed that he was instantly killed when the shot went off.
 President Francis was unable to state whether or not Thurman was a man of family. He had not learned the particu- lars of the accident.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
Death Sentence Commuted.

New Orleans, April 22:-The state board of pardons this afternoon recommended communication to life Imprisonment of the death sentence passed upon Nicohna Geb bia sentenced with her brother, Leonardo Gebbia, in connection with the Kidnapping and murder of little Walter Lamana of New Orleans two years ago. A number of other Italians are already in the peni- tentiary for life imprisonment after be- ing convicted of complicity in the case. The crime was carried out under the guise of being perpetrated by the Black Hand, the failure to pay the ransom demanded after the Lamana boy had bean abducted resulting in the boys death at the hands of his captorH.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
SPECIAL NIGHT
 AT THE Y. M. C. A.

One of the old-time open nights has been arranged at the Young Mems Chris tian association for tonight Every ono is invited and good time is promised.
 The programme will consist of a basket ball game between the Southside Baptist church and the East Lake Methodist church teams. The first public indoor baseball game will be played between the Crescents and Stars.
 Refreshments will be served after the games, and social evening will be spent:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23

The extraordinary paper reda by pr. Ethridge at yesterday ay1afternoon's session of the Alabama Medical association proved that Towncreek, Ala, Is a world beater and can put all other records for race propagation out of the running.
 Dr. Ethridge gave his personal practice for the two years since October, 19O6 and declared that he acted as physician during that time at the birth of IS sets of twins, three sets of triplets, and one of quadruplets.
 He gave the history of each case and the parentage in nearly every one showed that the parents and grandparents be- fore them had borne twins and triplets as we'll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
Cannon Appoints Committee.

Washington, April 22.-Speaker Cannon today appointed House committee on en- rolled bills, MT. Wilson of Illinois being named chairman. The other members ap- pointed to serve on this committee are Messrs. Moore of Pennsylvania, Anthony of Kansas, Elvins of Missouri Rainey of Illinois, Dixon of Indiana and Willett of New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
Killed From Ambush.

Waynesboro, Miss, April 22-A. l.. Mer- cer was shot through the heart with two loads of buckshot near Clara, Miss, this afternoon. Roster Davis was in the room with Mercer, but it is claimed the shoot ing was done by some one from the out side. sMercers clothing was burned by fire from the weapon. Officers have gone to the scene.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
CITY ITEMS.

St. Johns Church.-The revival cam paign at St. Johns Meth odist church is one of unusual interest. The Bir- mingham evangelist, the Rev. J. O. Hanes, is In charge. Yesterday morn ing he preached his third sermon on the power of the Holy Spirit. The Rev G. E. Boyd, pastor of St. Johns church, is looking for great things in this meeting. Services at 10 a. m. and 7:45 D. m. daily.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
BIG PLANS FOR
 MEMORIAL DAY

Everything points to an suspicious ob- servance of Memorial Day Sunday. In the afternoon at o'clock Camp Hardee and all veterans, the military, and the band will assemble at Capitol park and march from there to Oak Hill cemetery. The ladies and children are requested to meet at the cemetery at D. m. Every body is earnestly requested to bring flow CTS Prof. J. c. DuBose will deliver the Memorial Day address. Capt. John G. Smith will be marshal of the day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23

that hour and will begin rehearsal promptly. The Treble Clef club sings in Wednesday nights performance, the Euterpean club, made up of High school pupils, sings Thursday night, and the festival chorus will be heard on Friday night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
THE WEATHER.

Washington, April 22.-Fopecast for Ala bama: Showers Friday; cooler in south portion; Saturday fair; me derate to brisk winds becoming north.
 Mississippi: Showers Friday followed by fair weather, cooler; Saturday fairs mod crate north to northeast winds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
Kaiser Invites kino and Queen.

Corfu, April 22-The German Emperor has extended an invitation to King Ed ward and Queen Alexandra to visit him at Corfu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
Postal Chances.

Washington, April 22.-(Special.)-E. M. Pierce is, appointed regular; Ben D.. Cheatham, substitute rural carrier, Route No g. at NauvoO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
WORK GAN BEGIN
 ON NEW SEWERS Contracts Are Awarded Aggre- gating S204,469.30 FOUR FIRMS SUCCESSFUL Local Men Underbld Outsiders With One Exception-speclaI Council
 Meeting Held Tester
 day Afternoon.
FOUR FIRMS SUCCESSFUL

At a total aggregate of s204. 469 30 con- tracts were let to four different contrac- tors for the construction of sewers on the southside of Birmingham at a spe- cial meeting of the City Council held yesterday afternoon.
 The council meeting was a mere for mality ratifying the action of the street committee, which met earlier in the aft ernoon and opened the bids. There were bidders from all over the country and the bidding was close The final award however, showed three local and only one foreign concern to have been the suc- cessful bidders.
 City Engineer Nicholson has divided this particular work into eight sections, and the contracts were awarded by sec tions, the lowest bidder receiving the contract. There were quite a number of bids which covered the "entire work or none," but the lowest of these was found to be higher than the total aggregate of the bids accepted according to sec tions.
 The successful bidders according to sec-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23
K. of P. Memorial services.-Ar

K. Of F, MemOrihf SerViceS.-AT- engagements have been made for holding the annual memorial exercises by the Knights of Pythias on June 20 at 3 D. m. Lodges composing the Third Pythian district will be invited to par ticipate in the ceremonies, while it will also be open to the public. Eloquent speakers from different parts of the state have been requested to take part, while there will be many other features to the occasion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23

1OldlS .|duftto oU
 Present at the meeting of the street committee were Chairman Fulghum, AL dermen Burnett, ONeill and Morgan. In order to have a quorum at the council meeting it was necessary for City Clerk Horace Shropshire, Jr., to send out into the hedges and highways and rope-in sufficient number of aldermen to make a quorum of F.
 The sewer work to be done under these contracts will be the first under the s400 900 bond issue authorized at an election by the people several months ago. Work will be started immediately.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23

The improvement in the industrial world is appreciably felt in the Birmingham dis trict. The tone of general trade is grad ually becoming stronger, and the outlook for the summer is said to grow brighter every day.
 The Tennessee company's steel plant at Ensley, which it was thought some weeks ago would be shut down for the want of rail orders. is not only in operation, but it will continue at work indefinitely. The export order for rails announced last week has been increased and with improved conditions in general it seems only natural that considerable new business would be coming this way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-23

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-27

Poslovenil j. u.

Ze mad trideset let je castiti
gospod Martin Kralj, kurat, 10.
kalni kaphn in zupnjiski provi.
zor pasel duSe V oddaljeni planin-
ski fari ma Gorenjskem. u farani
je bill V tako tesni zvezi, kot zem-
ljiSGa S kmeGkimi bajtami.
Ljudje so mu rekli korat. On
pa tudi nj zahteval drugaGnega
naslova. Tikali so ga vsi, kot je
on tikal svoje ovce.
Korat je bill re sedemdeset le-
ten starcek, srednje postave in
sub. Pa sal tudi Glovek nina pri-
loznosti, da bi Sc odebelil v Cd
Boga pozabljeni gorski fari.
Re leta nosi star, obrablien Ia
lar, Xxi mu sega lie do kolen in sc
blisci v vseh barvah. Rjava bar
va sill najbolj ma dan. Ia korata
Je Sc dobro. da nikdar ne preko.
raei mejo svoje fare. Morda bi j.
mel Sc sitnosti radi n.iegove zakr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-27
Move SOcialiSticD
image.

Pri volitvah V mestne in d
ne zastope. XII so Sc vrSile Il
mesec malone pc vsi Until. ID
segla socialisticna stranka 4
ce vspehe:
V McKeesportu, Pa. je izya
socialist "a solskega nadzod
S 100 GLASGOW prot 49, glasd
svojega nasprotnika.
V townshipu Charlevoix. NJ
Je socialist izvoljen "a count
pervisorja.
V Laguna Beach. Orange d
t!y. Calf, sta prodrla diva 4
lista V Solski svet 2 nadpolod
vecino glaSov.
Sodruga Conrad Hoffman 1
Grover V Two Rivers. Wis
iz~voljena, prvi "a alderman|
drugi V Okrajni odbor.
V townshipu Pennington,
sta izvoljena diva sacialists|
rovnima sodnikoma.
V mestecu Brainerd. MINI
lzvolJeni Stir kandidatje il
petih ma socialisticnu tiketu:]
Adolph Ousdahl "a mayora i
ostali sodrugi "a aldermane.
dahl je zmagal z veGinO Sc gld
Lep napredek so dosegli 4
listi V Milwaukee. Wis. \
Emil Seidel .je izvolien aldo
nom lat large in pridobll
diva nova mandate V mestnez|
Stopu, tako da imajo sedaj 4
listi V Milwaukee enajst add
nov. Razuntega sta Sc lived
Sodruginja Mrs. V. L. Bergl
sodrug Fred. Heath V SOlsh
Ravno poslednia diva sta 4
naJvecjo opozicijO cd raznih
venih organizacij, ktere bid
dobili pOdporo il m~estnegs
skega fonda "a svo.ie Sektarrj
lie, a socialist so sc temu odI
uprli. V nedeljo pred wolff
SO pc katoliskih cerkvah rssj
ma tisoce imitarnih glaSovnic
belim napisom Citizens AM
cialist Ticket; ma volilni ~
pa cerkve poslale mad 5000 4
ven ma ulice, da so agitirals 1
socialistom. Toda cerkveni 4
pnezi so bill lie porazeni /
Seidel je dobil S555. doGim il
Citizen Anti-SocialiSt tn
samo 1856 glasov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-27
"Ti 81 mi proved zopern.
je bolt fajn elovek."

I'll 81 mi proved zopern.
je bolj fajn elovek." /
Kanonik Dobrojed nj ostal|
casa pri. Tonetu, kot ga je
"a neobhoden pocitek. zsl
kterega mu je Tone ponud]
odvrnil jezno.
Navzdol je bio stopati loi|
"a niegu je bila vseeno ted
pot. Debeli trebuh mu je del,I
zave pc strmi poti navzdol.
pol ure hoda cd zupnisea h
vjela ploha. Vstopil je prem
in slabe wolfe V soho.
Ko ga je zagledal korat, !
nasmeial. ''Vas je plaealo VI
Mokri ste, kot krSeena mis-.
"Lahko je VAN, smejati a
ko vreme, TAXA smola," Sc il
kanonik. "Temu, kujonu, I'd
nj ME"
"Nic2 To je pravl"
"Vi sedite prijetno V sobi
sem pa naredil tako pot"
Ell, to nj ME-" je menl
rat. "Zdaj poleti2 Pc zimi,
mil Takrat pojdite h Toned
snezi in vihar nosi snezinke.
ne vidi rOke pred ocmi, in q
ne We, da mu pridrvi nasprot
diceva snezena plast. Takn|
lahko govori o tezavnem
pa ne zdaj, ce malo dezujel'|
rat je potrkaval s prsti ID
slonjaci. cali preobleei Sc
tie takoj. JAZZ imam Sc en- std
lar V omari, kuharica BIO pa
hala vino. Tia vas BIO pogrel
Minolo je komaj diva tedn|
korat, Martin Kralj je dob
operatorja. Kanonik Dobroj|
pa zavoljo prehlajenja euv,
tedne soho. To je zvedel
pod roko.
"Da, da mestjani,' tako j.
droval, $50 "a mic. &c bi D|
jeda ne bila vjela ploha, bi
mes ne incl kooperatorja.
vreme je bio, grdol" pri I'd
poredno nasmeje. "Krump1
Tone pa tudi nj najbolj gaI
ovca V moi fari. &c bi Sc j
tako napil, da je dobil delit|
gospoda v Ljubliani Sc dam
verjela meni. Zahvaliti Sc
Tonetu in njegovemu delirij]
sem dobil pomoenika. Da. da
Bog sc posluzi vcasih 6udni|
TOW, da razsvetli viSie. Glej.
Sc V sanjah ne bi mislil kai
ga, da DO Tone pregovori
konzistorij!"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-04-27
PriSel BIO cas- :!
Spisal joe Zavertnik.

Sedem let je skoraj minolo, cd
kar je Mattel zapustil Trst. Danes
zopet stopica zamisljen pc trza-
Skin ulicah; lahka severozapadna
sapica pila okoli vogalov in eisti
zrak. V mestu je vse tho, With
nil je sum ropotajocih koles tez-
ko oblozenih tovornih voz. Tudi v
luki nj sliSati .rozljajoGih verig
in cvile6ih samoteznikov in IL tvor
niskih dimnikov sc dviga lie lahe-
lie in siv dim. Delavci hite mimo
MEGA V prazniGni obleki, ma kteri
imajo pripet rdec klineek.
A Matej vse to ne vidi. V misli
z~atopljen obrne svoje korake cd
trga della Caserma proti cerkvi
sv. Antona. Pred sedmimi lett je
hodil tudi to pot, ko je odhajal IL
Trsta, da vidi zadnjic historicna
tia, ktere je NICOLA proletarska
kri in da ma TEN mestu priseze,
ia DO ostal west vojak velike me-
dnarodne p%roletarske armada, XII
bije dan "a dnem boje z burzoa-
zijo "a preporod danaSnje cloves
ka druzbe.
V luki Sc je oglasila parma piS-
calka malega parobroda, Xxi vozi
med Trstom in Koprom. Mattel sc
ie zganil, pogledal je kviSko, kot
bi sc prepudil IL tezkega spanja.
Stal je pred cerkvijo.
"Ha," zamrmral je poluglasno,
"to je mesto, kjer je po6ila prva
saliva. Tu. tu so lezali moi vbi-
ii tovariSi, ktere so usmrtili uni
fcrmirani morilci - proletarci V
pisanem vojaSkem jopicu, da Gu
vajo in varujejo kOristi omehku-
zene in gnile burzoazije."
Pogledal je doll oh kanalu.
Tam Cd Corsa sem je marshal V
prvi vrsti StavkujOGih delavcev.
ko Sc ie doigrala zaloigra pred
cerkvijo. TovariSi. ktere so zadele
kroglje IL repetirk, so mrtvi. Ali
trzaSki delavci ne bodo pozabili
tega strahopetnega umora. Vojna
ie pricela in neumnoSt je govori-
ii o miru med delavskim impose
dujocim razredom. Delavci so V
ii sploSni stavki spoznali svojo
moe. Zmagali so in imeli so zrtve,
ker so bill preslabo organizirani
in iz%urjeni V gospodarskih bojih.
Kako Sc DO to vse spremenilo,
ko bodo vsi delavci organizirani,
ko bodo Ia seboj imeli zgodovino
gospodarskih in politiGnih bojev.
Miliioni izvrstno organiziranih
delavcev bodo stall nasproti pes
cici kapitalistov zajedaGev, Xxi
danes 1--WE o zuljih in sragah de-
lavnega ljudstva. Bog, denar DO
zgubil svoio privlacno silo -
PriSel DO dan vstajenja "a tlace-
ne, oropane, gladne in bedne siro-
make.
Mattel Sc je obrnil ma desno in
odSel proti delavskemu domu. he
cd dalec je videl, kako hite de-
lavci V %praznicni obleki ma liud-
ski shod. Cd vseh strani priha-
jajo krdela, da praznujejo delav-
ski prank, prvi maj. Ma njih o.
brazih je citati, da zaupajo V svo-
10 moe.
Mateju ie oh TEN pOgledu pre-
podila misel vse zalostne spomine
in ga navdala 2 veseljem: PriSel
BIO cas-, ko vstali bodo tisti, Xxi da-
mes so Sc dalec cd svojega ella,
ktere verska tema in tiranska zlo-
bnost drzita k tom. Ne bodo Sc
Gull tezki in okorni koraki SUI
njev in tlacanov; cloveSka druz-
ba ne bo poznala pesni o bedi in
siromaStvu. PriSel bo cas-. prvi
maj "a cloveSki rod, dan vstaje-
MIA, dan svobode, enakosti in
b~ratstva.
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pane, luknjieave in strgane oble-


Ike.
Korat sc nikoli nj brigal "a svet
in politiko. Tudi S teologijo Sc je
pecal lie prakticno. Poduceval je
kmete, kako je treba ziveti dos
tojDo.
v njegovi prijetni sobi stoji
star, obrabljen divan. Korat Sc
vsede lie redko kedaj mani. Pc ma
vadi rabi Sc boil obrabljeno ma
slonjaco. Ma divanu ina razvrSce-
nih nekaj debelih teologicnih fol-
jantov. Ia to je menda ia kos po-
hiStva tudi namenjen. Med knji-
gami je tudi veGje delo o pasto-
ralni teologijii, S kterim Sc korat
kaj rad pobaha. ga to knjigo
sem pla6al 20 gid. in 4 gid. pa Sc
posebej knjigovezu," tako je ko-
rat rad pripovedoval. III podatki
in ime lastnika so tudi zapisani
natancno us platnicah. Drugace
pa zgleda to delo tako novo, da
lahko recemo, da korat nj nikdar
druzega cital kot lie naslov.
Zdaj, re dive lett sem nj bill ko-
rat pri trdnom zdravju. Noge so
peSale, "preklemanske noge MISC
mic prida." kot je korat veekrat
sam dejal. Re veekrat je vlozil
proSnjo ma konzistorij V Ljublja-
no, da bi mu dodali kooperatorja
V pOmo6; kajti "giht" ga tako
muGi. da ne more hoditi. Konzis-
torij je pa ostal gluh "a tie pros
ME; dOvolil lie koratu delati in
poSiljati toliko casa proSnje, da
Sc mu je pretrgala nit potrpezlji-
voSti.
Ker ma svoje uloge nj dobil ko-
operatorja, Sc .je korat Martin
Kralj nekega dine vsedel in wei
veliko polo papirja, ma ktero je
napisal pismo knezoSkofu V Ljub-
jlano. Pisal mu je ostro pismo, V
kterem nj bio besedice o dolzni
pokorScini.
Koratu je odleglo, ko .ie pismo
oddal ma poSti. No, zdaj bodo Y
Ljubljani sal vedeli, kako da je.
Minolo je wee tednov, ne da bi
bill dobil odgoyor IL Ljubljane. Sc
zmenili Sc MISC wee "a mega. Ma
gari, 6e je vprav nastopil surovo.
In danes je starega korata zopet
drzalo V nogah. Sedel ie V naslo-
nJaGi in noge .je incl zavite V o.
dejo.
Zunaj je bill soparen, poleten
dan. Morda dobimo nevihto, je
premiSljeval korat. Kedar Sc je
p%ripravljalo k nevihti, ga .je
'giht' mueil preklensko.
V vezi je lapel zvonec. Kmalu
ma to je kuharica odprla sobina
.vrata in vstopil je zastaven du-
hovski gospod.
Bill js star kakih petdeset let.
Fin in eleganten talar je pokri-
val debelo telo. Obraz doSleca je
bill rdec in napihnjen, drugace pa
dobrohoten.
"Hvaljen bodi Jezus Kristus!
je dejal doslec.
Ma vse veke, amen!" je odgo-
voril korat in zvedavo ogledoval
prisleca.
"vroce, lie vroce!" je zdihoval
drugi.
"Ne obcutim vrocine tn v So
biz je menil korat. "Oprostite,
da ne vstanem. Danes me zopet
drzi V teh preklemanskih nogah.
Sedite!' je vljudno povabil dos
leca.
Zdihujoc Sc ie prislec vsedel.
"Prihajam IL Ljubljane in mole
line je kanonik Dobrojed." Ia
ko Sc je predstavil obiskovalec.
"Eh, Dobrojed stel To me vese-
lii" je dejal korat. "Cital sem
vase ime duhovniskem SENATE.
mu."
"Po nalogu knezjoskofijske mi
lost sem ma vizitaciiskem poto-
vaniu." je nadaljeval kanonik.
No, Inn no, Nth knezjoSkofij-
ska MIDST misli, ker SEN re ma
potu, da pogledam, kako je pri
vas. Da, da, tako."
Nastala je kratka pavza. Kano-