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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

lnchan Angan, the Korean who as
sassinated Prince Ito OF Japan at Har-
bin, Manchuria. October 20 last, was
executed at Port Arthur.
}. +. Cudahy. who attacked Jere r.
Lillis In Kansas City. Mo, two weeks
ago. will pass the next year on his
fathers ranch in Pasadena. Cal.
Newspapers in Vienna. Austria.
publish alarming accounts OF the con-
dition Of Count Tolstoy. the Russian
novelist. who Is said TO be critically
i'll.
Virginia Earle. ten years ago one
OF the brightest musical comedy stars
on Broadway is III and destitute In
New York. having been found uncon,
scious In a shabby fat
John NJ. Hayes. an Oklahoma City
tOklaJ prohibition-enforcem at
torney, acting for the state. has sued
the Santa Re road for 1865. 900 on the
charge OF storing liquors consigned TO
dealers
Towels have been tabooed at the
Michigan college OF mines at Hough-
ton as being relics of barbarism. in
sanitary and expensive. Students now
use big sheets OF Paper instead for
drying
As result Of the affectionate regard
or Minnesotans for the late Gov. John
a. Johnson. fund OF s22 900 has been
raised In the state 10 provide an in
xnfA -. a.
OF her life
Although facing a charge of embez.
cling $4,000 from the National Ciy
bank OF Cambridge. Mass. George w,
Coleman has taken out license 70
marry Miss May Hightower OF Kan
sas City, Mo
Mary Davis, a l3year-old New York
girl. is in good health and cheerful
spirits despite the fact that she fell
backward from a ive-story fire es-
cape. landing in basketful OF wet
clothes. She was scarcely scratched.
United States senators are to be
rubbed down and msssaged at govern
ment expense in the magnificent bath
rooms In the new senate office build
ing A professional masseur will Of
ficiate in these baths at a salary OF
81 500 a year
At the request of Frank Fehr. cousin
Of Alma Kellner. the child kidnapped at
Louisville. Ky. last December. Gov.
Wilson Of Kentucky has withdrawn
the offer of $500 reward. which is be-
lieved TO have kept the abductors
from making terms
Mrs Charles r. Yerkes, widow OF
the Chicago traction magnate, who
died four years ago. will sell at auc-
ton the mansion at Fifth avenue and
Sixty-eighth street. New York. to-
gether with all its art gems. 10 satisfy
claims OF creditors.
Enraged because his wife had gone
10 the theater With her brother. Alfred
Mitchell, New Orleans carpenter.
shot and probably wounded her,
wounded his l2-year-old son and seven
year-old daughter and then shot him
self in the head, dying instantly.
Re-enactment In a Cincinnati (OD
shooting gallery OF the drama OF VIII
liam Tell in shooting the apple from
the head OF his son sent Harry Lacken
Of Montreal Canada. to hospital.
The bullet. fired by ID. H. Bunce.
struck Lacken's lip instead OF the
cigaret which he held between his
teeth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
FORM NEW POLITICAL PARTY
Labor Unionists at Philadelphia Take
Initial Step Toward Formation Of
independent Organization.

Philadelphia. Mar. 5.-Resentment
by union labor against the political in
fiuences which have been at work in
support OF the Rapid Transit Company
during the street car strike took tan
gible form when there was formed in
Labor Lyceum hall an independent la
Dor political party.
Approximately 1000 delegates. rep
resenting the large majority of union
organizations in the city. met behind
closed doors and decided upon this
step. which is in accordance with the
call issued by the State Federation OF
Labor in Pittsburg last December for
an independent labor party.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
MOUNT ETNA STILL MENACES
Fifteen New crsters Open Up. Accom-
panied BY Earthquakes and VIC
lent Explosions.

Rome. Mar 26-The eruption OF
Mount Etna is increasing in violence
hourly. Fifteen new craters, opening
laterally. are sending forth blue and
gold flames. burning cinders and melt
ed lava. accompanied by terrific
earthquake shocks and violent explo-
sions.
A black and scarlet stream OF lava.
1000 feet wide and seven miles long.
Is flowing down the mountain side at
the rate OF p yards an hour. doing
enormous damage NicoIosi. a small
but prosperous town two hours climb
from Cstania. appears to be doomed.
Borello and Belpasso, their suburbs.
are entirely deserted. the inhabitants
and the shepherds streaming down 10
Catania. The cultivated fields and
chestnut woods are buried under a
fiery stream ten to thirty feet deep.
Panic and despair have seized upon
the peasants. who plant images OF ia
vorite saints and then fee. Cardinal
Francisco Nava visited Nicolosi bear
ing the veil Of Saint Agatha. in order
to stop the eruption OF lava
No loss OF life has been reported as
yet. but the property damage is i'm
mense. Entire villages are ruined
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
STATE IS FOR INCOME TAX
Kentucky on Record After TsnsIe Be-
tween Governor and Legislature
on Resolution.

Frankfort. Ky Mar. 25-It was
announced that Gov Wilson has de
cided that the Kentucky legislatures
three attempts TO adopt the federal in
come tax resolution were productive
OF Al least one passage
Twice the legislature adopted the
resolution. only TO have the governor
send II back on a technically and dur
ing the third attempt at passage the
legislature adjourned
Congressman Ollie James arrived
here from Washington with opinions
Of prominent lawyers. including Sen
stor Root. that the second passage
was legal
II was said that Mr. James was pre-
pared 10 make a test In the courts.
but the governor had already decided
to certify the resolution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
TAFT AND DAY NOT TO MEET
Speak Before Syracuse University
Annual Dinner at New York.

Syracuse. ~ Y. Mar 26.-Presldent
Taft and Chancellor James r. Day OF
Syracuse university will not. accord
ing 10 the present outlook. brush ell
bows next Wednesday evening as
guests OF honor at the annual dinner
Of the New York Alumni association
Of Syracuse university at the Hotel
Brevoort. New York city Announce
ment was made that the president had
Withdrawn his acceptance OF an invi-
tation TO be present and speak and his
reason. it was explained. was that he
did not feel that he could attend with
out Offering some defense to the criti-
cism OF himself and his administra-
ton made by Chancellor Day at Pitts
burg last Friday
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
TO PROBE SUBSIDY LOBBY
House Committee Fsvorsbly Reports
Resolution to Inquire Into
Steenerson's Charges.

Washington. Mar 25-Another in
quiry into alleged illegal efforts to in.
fiuence Legislation Is TO coI.e with an
investigation OF ship subsidy aud anti
ship subsidy Hobbies
The house committee on judiciary
determined to report favorably the
STEVENSON resolution demanding the
inquiry. Mr.. Stevenson charges that
unfair methods were adopted by shin
subsidy advocates to force his support
lie insisted they had threatened him
with defeat for reelection.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
Il DIE IN FLAMES
EMPLOYEES OF FISH FURNITURE
COMPANY ARE CAUGHT
IN BLAZE.
CARELESS BOY CAUSES FIRE
i9nites eenzine While Filling Cigar
lishter-sevsrsi Persons Are Miss
Ing - Ten Bodies Rscovered -
Woman Jumps to Her Death.

Chicago. Mar. 26.-Twelve persons
at least-and perhaps eighteen-died
In the fire that wrecked the six-story
building Of the L. Fish Furniture
Company. 1906 and 1905 Wabash
avenue
Ethel Lichtenstein. a stenographer.
plunged TO her death from a sixth
story window; ten bodies have been
taken from the ruins. and a number
OF employees are missing. and. IL
Is feared. are dead
IL was fire OF remarkable fierce
ness, marked by unusual horror and
remarkable escapes. The fire depart.
ment was bitterly criticised for slow
ness in responding TO the first alarm.
and still more fatal slowness in try.
ing 70 reach the men and women en-
Gagged by flames on the sixth floor.
These charges We're denied by Chief
Horan. who pointed out that the build.
ing had no fire escape in front and
only one-an oid-fashioned ladder de.
yice-in the rear.
The coroner announced that he
would make thorough Investigation
10 nix the responsibility for the deaths.
II fixed II could be.
The financial loss is put at 5000.
600
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
WILL RAISE WARSHIP MAINE
House Passes Bill ApproprIstins $780,
o00-6odies In Wreck vii; Be
Buried az Arlington.

Washington. Mar 24.-Tvslve years
ago Robert Cousins OF Iowa made a
patriotic appeal in the house for the
raising OF the bsttleship Maine. sunk
by explosion in the harbor OF Havana
The house now passed the Loud bill
directing the war department to raise
or destroy the wreck as a menace to
navigation.
An appropriation OF 500. 900 was
authorized for immediate use. The
bodies Of the So sailors. entombed In
the hull. are 10 be recovered and
buried I'm the National cemetery at
Arlington The masts OF the Maine
are 20 be planted over the graves OF
the men who died when the Maine
sank
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
NO HOPE FOR PEACE IN MINES
Joint Scale Committee TO Report Dis
agreement in Cinein-
natl.

Cincinnati. Mar. 2s-With all ten
tative propositions for compromise re-
jected the joint scale committee OF
miners and operators OF Ohio. Indiana
and Western Pennsylvania adjourned
after deciding 70 report a failure OF
their effort 10 agree The report will
be made TO the joint conference Of the
central competitive field.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01

New York. Mar 25-Dr. Simon
Flexner Of the Rockefeller institute.
who has been laboring for years 10
find an antidote for spinal meningitis.
has at last succeeded in perfecting a
serum that. In early stages OF the dis
ease. l. as effective as the anti-toxin
which has swept the fear Of the death
from diphtheria
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
4 l2s: Underwood. 1902: Dixon.
ilgerald. SO.
e Ras a large scattering vote
~ Hammond. IS; Slayden. SO:
? ! sulzer. ): Rainey. q: Clay
sherley. 3. and A. Mitchell
r3
BRIDE; THEN HIMSELF
"eOonaid Of Chicago. Believed
e Mentally Unsouno.
Takes Wife's Life

's'l. Ia Mar. %. Rather than
l'ssrace OF bigamy. n ID. Nc
Z chicago lawyer. known in
.su as a. W Ward. murdered
y SIX weeks and then sent
( crashing through his own
'"o bodies. locked in each
arms. We're found lying in a
4 railroad cut east OF Chau.
PARK By lsborers. Each had a
'o-na IN the right temple
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01

TX Ill., Mar. %. George W
Nlr 81 The best known horse
northern Illinois and owner
'ns q y race horses. was
z Chicago & Northwestern
Fl his home az Rochester. m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
Hurt IN a Blot.

St. Louis Mar 2s.-Ante-election
troubles in Wellston. a suburb OF ST.
Louis. eliminated in an attempt 10
lynch City Clerk Howard Butler and
thet stoning OF the city hall Several
persons were hit by flying missiles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01

Rochester. MINI. Mar 25.-Judge
n L. Buick OF Winona was selected
by First District Democratic confer
ence here 70 fight Representative
James A Tawney. Republican. next
election
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01

Montgomery, Ala. Mar ga sub
urban trolley car was wrecked near
Pickett Springs. a suburb. and ten
persons were painfully injured. Mis-
creants had placed slugs OF iron in a
switch
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
kino Edward nas eronchl,l,

Biarritz. Mar 25.-Tt is announced
that King Edward. who has been here
for several days and who. according
70 rumor. has not been in good health.
has had a sharp attack OF bronchitis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
Cashier Gone: Theft charoes

Seattle. Wash. Mar. 26-Arthur
Watkins. cashier in the Office OF a 10
cal realty company. has disappeared.
and his employer alleges Watkins is
short $4,000 in his accounts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01

II ei'y Mo. Mar 26.-Iohn r.
Aao figured in an affair with
''''ils IN the Cudahy house
'-e weeks ago. will spend the
"a bis fathers ranch near
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01

CHIEF OF STAFF OF ARMY
HURT AS AUTO is
WRECKED.
MRS. SLocUM IS KILLED
Wife Of Major IN Seventh Cavalry Re
eeives Fatal Injuries-Gen. Bell
Has Rib Broken and He Suffers
Other Painful Injuries.

Washington. Mar 24-Maj Gen. J.
Franklin Bell. chief Of stan OF the
United States army. was injured. and
Mrs. Herbert J. Slocum, wife OF q
major OF the Seventh cavalry. was
killed in a collision OF their automo-
bile with trolley car on the Tenally-
town road in the northwestern out
skirts OF this city.
One OF Gen Bells ribs was broken,
and be suffered also bad scalp wound
and severe bruises.
Gen. Bell was taken first TO the post
hospital at Fort Myer. afterward TO
his residence at the fort Mrs Bell
remains constantly at his side He
absolved the trolley car motorman
from blame for the accident
Details Of the Crash.
Mrs Slocum. whose husband is at
tached TO the headquarters OF the de-
partment OF the east at Governors
Island. -. Y. and is a nephew OF Mrs.
Russell Sage. was visiting her sister.
Mrs. H. l. Green. at the Wyoming
apartment house in this city. but went
to Fort Myer TO visit Mr. and Mrs.
Bell. with whom she and her husband
were on terms OF intimate friendship.
II was on the way back TO the Wyom-
ing that the fatal collision occurred.
The Tenallytown road. oficiaIly
known as Wisconsin avenue, runs
north from Georgetown through the
western environs OF the city and Is a
fayorite route for automobiles Cross
ing the Georgetown bridge near Fort
Myer Gen Bells car turned north in
Wisconsin avenue and was about to
turn east along the northern boundary
OF the city when at Garfield street the
collision occurred.
The fast-moving trolley car demol-
ished the automobile when the two
came together. The automobilists
were thrown far through the air.
Dies on Way to Hospital.
Mrs. SIocum fell on her head II
was seen Immediately that her condi-
ton vas serious. and she was placed
aboard a trolley car TO be hurried TO a
hospital
After going some distance In the
car she was transferred to an auto
mobile. and the driver hurried with all
speed TO the Georgetown university
hospital When the hospital was
reached the surgeons pronounced Mrs
Slocum dead. She was so years old.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
kentucky Fire Costs sfoo. COO.

Morganfield KY. Mar 26.-Fire
caused loss of more than $1,000
partially covered by insurance Many
fine buildings were destroyed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
Boy Causes Fire.

Leo Stoeckel. who was taken into
custody after the conhagration, ad
mitted 10 the police that it was he
who started the fire
Stocked appeared heartbroken and
told his story with difficulty
Il was employed as clerk in the
ONCE" Stoeckel said Mr.. Mitchell
gave me three cigar lighters and told
me to 20 TO the finishing room on the
fourth floor and fll them with ben
zine. | did SO. | used a five-gallon
can OF the oil. had filled two OF the
lighters and was working on the third
when there was an explosion. A
sheet Of flame almost blinded me and
l remember only dimly what happened
after that ! did not regain my senses
fully until ! reached the street"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
AME RULESM AKERS
.ouaiicAns AND DEMOCRATS
.slscr MEMBERS FOR RULES
COMMITTEE.
axONY REIGNs IN BOTH

all % psnns Will Probably Be
chosen Chairman When House
s,tkes the Somlnation-"insur.
cents" Express Satisfaction.
|ya,hington. Mar 25.-The new
a. committee on rules will consist
Ia following members:
soublicans-John Dslzell. Pennsyl-
la walter / Smith. Iowa: J. Sloat
set. New York. Henry s. Boutell.
ois. Sylvester c. Smith. Califor-
George p Lawrence. Massachu-
|amocrats-Champ Clark. Missouri:
ar Underwood. Alabama: John J.
gerald. New York: Lincoln Dixon.
ana
Insurgents" Were Present.
The insurgents" with the excep-
OF Gardner Of Massachusetts, were
ent az The Republican caucus and
and such OF them as Morris and
dock declared they were satisfied
he result
ben The caucus was called to
r representative Tawney took
aoor and made a most impassioned
Il Tor harmony. A similar speech
usde by Representative Payne OF
York
eallotine Was Secret.
vas decided on motion OF Repre-
alive Hubbard. and seconded by
be 81 New York. that the ballot
"a BE- secret
1se nominated By the insurgents
Gardiner. Cooper. Murdoch. Da-
%. Martin and Norris.
e following was the first vote an
cei smith (IowaD. los: Dalzell
nsylvania). lf6. Lawrence Mas
1ss,ts l26. Fassett New York;.
| Smith California;. 90. Boutell
Ss S.. Kahn California;. Sc:
worth Ohio. 80.
e first four were declared elected.
the second ballot the important
we're Smith OF California. 1876:
Ell q Illinois. los. Longworth OF
" the first two being declared
ID
e Insurgents did not show up
10 the voting Gardiner OF |
schusetts. who was sick and alb |
go. l5 votes. the highest number. |
got 5: Cooper. 4: Madison. 4:
ock. Fish. Z. and Davidson. ).
pesser Cannon Was Present.
|saker Cannon was present during
aucus. but took no active part in
|roceedings
LongwOrth was nominated BY
Insurgents. Taylor OF Ohio and
Z Of Iowa His largest vote. com
. the second ballot. was SO. or
more votes than were cast By
Esurgents on the adoption OF the
: resolution.
Insurgents have promised o
r The caucus nominees ia ballot
ne house. and by their votes
caucus pledged themselves 10
out that promise.
Harmony Prevailed.
Democrats selected their CON-
emen IN caucus with 40 mem
Present Harmony was the
soTd OF the assemblage.
Sins Of Tennessee presented a
'icn Immediately after the
: 6as called to order By Chair
Clayton instructing the new
ratio members on rules TO use
Efforts 20 bring from the gen
nmittee a resolution providing
election OF a committee on
Tees Oy the house This com
Is TO name members OF the
NA4AAAAArts
|siney Makes Point OF Order.
= Of Illinois promptly made a
" order that the caucus was
primarily to select members OF
committee on rules and Clay
stained the point OF order.
selection OF the members OF the
Tees on rules was BY ballot
nominations. The vote re-
10; Underwood. 1902: Dixon.
'1gerald. IS.
vas large scattering vote
- hammond. IS: Slayden. SO:
:. Sulzer. 5: Rainey. a: Clay
sherley. ,. and A. Mitchell
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
Rush for the stalrways.

There were forty or fifty employees
in the building when a report of an
explosion was heard. followed almost
Instantly by pun OF smoke and some
ones wild cry OF Fire"
In the general Offices and mailing
department on the sixth floor were 20
men and women preparing for the
days work. At the first alarm some
rushed for the stairways. while 9th.
ers delayed to lock up the ONCE
books. This delay. il is believed.
caused the death OF a number
Before the first fremen could run
up ladders TO the upper floors Miss
Lichtenstein appeared at the sixth
story window facing in Wabash ave
nue.. She climbed out on the window
sill. hesitated a moment: there was
a burst of smoke from below her, and
then she jumped TO the sidewalk
Police and firemen picked her up and
she was taken 10 St Lukes hospital
In an automobile ambulance
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-04-01
PoMerIesa 10 Aid.

Employees in the State street store
OF the Fish Company suffered a har-
rowing experience. Though power
less 10 give aid they could look across
the alley and see their fire-trapped
fellow employees struggling vainly for
life. They saw the panic-stricken
girls rushing back and forth TO the
windows. screaming for assistance
Some OF the young women were cling
ing to one another with part Of their
hair and wearing apparel blazing
What befell those who are now
listed as missing. In the few minutes
Of horror after the alarm reached
them. may never be known. The one
or two who did escape from the sixth
floor were saved by remarkable good
luck and the presence OF mind Of EN-
ployes on the first floor OF the build
ing
These employees threw a score or
more OF mattresses into the alley. and
a man and boy who Jumped and
upon these escaped not only
alive but practically unhurt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-15
UCENJAK.

Prebivalci zelenega otoka - "a
pravilnost tega imena ne morem
jamciti - XII lei sredi nepregled-
mega, temnovisnjevega Juznega
morja - ce je to morje v resnici
temnovisnjevo, ne VEN, ker ga nj
sem Sc videl - kakor zelenica v
puseavi, so poslali enega svojih
ucenjakov S sijajnim spremstvom
V E vropo da proucuje zivljenje
tega starega della sveta. V njiho-
VEN drzavnem z%ivljenju so Sc pri-
cele kazati nevarne razpokline in
posebno je drzavnikom Zelenega
otoka manjkalo sredstev roper ne
zadovoljnost med prebivalstvom.
Upali so torei S proucevanjem sta
re in slavne Europe dobiti pouka,
kako jim je ravnati, da p%ostane-
jo srecnejsi.
Ia ucenjak je incl s seboi tudi
deset pisarjev; ii so zapisovali V
velike knjige z rdeGo obrezo, VEGA
ne v svinjsko usnje, z ostrimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-15

Prehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
In bolecine v vratu ter v prsih
minejo takoj, &c Sc napravi par
mocnih ~drgnjenj s "Pain Expel-
ler", kakor je popisano v knjizi-
CT, v kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi v Ameriki
v sleherni lekarni "a 25 centov
steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, da ie varstvena znamka s 81
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-15
ZAPOMNITE SIT

sIl
Zmoznost Anglescine Yam pri-
merno delo dobi. Kako Sc pa pri-
ucite anglescine brez uGitelja? Pc
navodilu: Slovenske Angleske
Slovnice,, Slovensko A~ngleskega
Tolmaca in AngleSko Slovenske-
ga Slovarja. Knjiga je tako ure-
jena, da Sc lahko vsakdo brez We
like mule toliko potrebne angle
Seine privadi.
knJiga V platno vezana stane
samo 81. in je dobiti pri
". j. KUBELKA
53S w. 145 tn. st. New York, N. Y
Pisite Pc cenik knjig!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-15
''Citaite ~paznoi"


zuje papir, ga obraea ma vse stra-
nj in gleda povrsne podpise z in
brez okraskov = zmeekan papir
Je mocnejsi kot on.
Ali Sc bodeva prepirala?"
Zdravnik nekaJ zasepeta, stot-
mix odkima in v sobi je nastala
tihota.
'Jutri DO re sodbaP"
"Saj vidite !"
NIGGA soditiG pa re jutriP"
"Tako Sc glasi povelje!' SLOT
mix skomigne z ramenama. "Vojni
sod -"
Ali ce-"
Zdravnik stopi blizje k stotniku
in mu ere v oei.
"Ako jutri umrje? Ali ga bodo
tudi sodiliG"
Stotnik Sc obrne proc. Gleda V
strop in skuSa smehliati, nazadnje
pa naJezi obrvi.
"Oprostite Ne sodim niko-
gar. ~Izvrsujem lie povelja."
"PoveljaP!" Zdravnik priene
stopati pc sobi gorindol. "Ako
yam povem oficielno, da ne more
prisostvovati razpraviG &c to ia
vim? Kaj potent"
"Ej -" godrnja stotnik. 'Kaj
pomeni, ce javite Komicno
Vi bi sploh ne smell vedeti, da Sc
DO vrsiia sodnJiska razprava. Akt
je zaupen, kot vidite. Ma MEM je
zapisano: zaupno, vi vendar ne
bodete IL najinega neoficijelnega
-. privatnega pogovora vprIzo-
rili skandal?"
Zdravnik hodi gorindol. Vcasih
sc ustavi pred oknom in drgne ce-
lG In molci.
"Se nj treba vznemirjati
vznemirJatl, seze vines stotnik.
Sc he SINE Pa KAY naJ y
Rad bl ~ prlcenJa zdrav-
mix III gleda preko svoJih Deal,
rad bl vedel, h kteremu sodiscu
ga bodo vlekli? Sal sc ne more
ganltl 49,.
Ell, 81, kaksna pozornost! kaJ
Je tn zdolaJ. 'SodnJiska obravna-
va Sc DO vrsila v Jeci.' ne DO ga
treba vlecl nlkamor Mlsllm.
Ola V nJegovl cellcl. All to vendar
he greY sag DO voJnl sod"
oba molclta.
All Je to vse?' vprasa zdrav-
MIR
Vse.
In sodlll ga bodo!
"Seveda."
IoreJ Je nepotrebno' da bl ga
zdravhlE
IakaJY
Adravmk odide. Ia seboJ pa Gu
Je govoritl stotnlka:
lezKl $ fatalnl casi
U.
Adravnik oostane. SpomlnJa Sc,
ia ga Pricaku1eJo ooinlkl, kl no