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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
DEMING AND AIINIBRES VALLEY
NEW MAHONEY BUILDING IS NEARING COMPLETION,
WILL Be MODEL BUSINESS STRUCTURE FOR DEFINING

Lordsburg They left the railroad and
made across the mesa for the noun
tain tains With With the officers GERS, in hot put
showed some fight. but the officers
finally succeeded in inducing them to
see the uselessness of resistance and
to Deming and lodged in jail. 1t will
be remembered that this trio was ar
rested several weeks ago, charged with
the burglary of Clark & Tidmore's
clothing store, Stefnemans pool room
and the Palace bar.
Samples of apples grown in the
Quinn orchard are now on display in
the show window Of ]. B. Hodgdon.
One Of these apples, the largest one.
one way and II inches the other, and
weighs two pounds. The variety Is
known as the Mammoth Pippin. APP
pies from the tree which grew these
apples were the largest apples exhibit
ed at the ST. Louis exposition. and
this same tree has produced 5000
pounds Of merchantable fruit in one
season.
Personal and Local Items.
c. T. Taylor of Los Angeles is the
new S. P. telegraph operator in place
E. J. Tilley. who Is taking a three
months vacation.
from a three weeks visit with Miss
Elizabeth Tichenor at the latter's
ranch up the Mimbres.
Bakers hall has been leased for a
year for skating rink. and dance hall.
Dr. Stovall, of Mimbres Hot Springs,
brought his daughter Riena here Fri
day, that she might take the train fer
Los Angeles. She will stay with rela-
tives there and attend the public
schools.
The Baker building on Spruce street
is well under way, the walls being
about completed. This building. when
completed, will be occupied by Drs.
Moir and Hoffman. The ground is be-
ing cleared on the opposite side of
Spruce for Mr. Bakers other building,
which will be begun. at once. 1t will
O. H Cooper left Friday for Louis
vile. KY, where he will spend a month
J on business.
An excursion left Deming Sunday
morning for Silver City, accompanying
the baseball team, which will play
the Santa Rita team.
H l. Fem, Of Morenci, Ariz., was
in Deming Saturday on business.
Miss Susie Mott was the winner of
the first prize, a piano, in the Graphic
contest which has been running for
several weeks Miss Ada Darr won
the second prize. a gold watch
c. J. Kelly, chairman of the Repub-
lican county central committee. has
| issued a call for the county Republican
convention to be held in Deming Sep
TENDER 23. The precinct primaries are
o. z. Lindlof lineman of the S. P, re-
| Gently stationed in Deming, has re-
| ceived from the company two cylin-
| der motor car, to be used In his work
| of looking after the wires along the
S. p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
SALOON MAN AR
RESTED SUNDAY
Gollnik Has Saloon Opposite
Stations Sunday Vic
lation Charged

Charged with vagrancy by selling
liquor on Sunday. A. Gollnik proprie-
tor of FL Toro bar, which is located
directly opposite the police station.
corner Of Overland and Stanton streets,
together with his bartender H. Mil
Ter. was placed under arrest Sunday
afternoon.
Two policemen were sitting in front
of headquarters in plain view of the
place at the. time of the alleged Of
fence. Suspicion was aroused when
two men were seen to enter by the
side door.
Jailer Hughes crossed the street and
looked over the transom into the room.
What he saw was sufficient TO make
him call sergeant r. E. Bryant who
also took a peep. Gollnik and Miller
were then arrested Both gave bond
in the sum of 800 each
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11

ship Is south, range 9 east, entered by
Robert c. Reed East half section 1.
township 10 south, range east, en-
tered by Arley H. Masheter. South
east, entered by Ruby NJ. Nichols,
assigned to William r. Honnel South
east quarter section 80 and northeast
quarter section 81, township is south,
seltine. West half of northwest quar-
ter section 2, township - south. range
east, entered by Alfred L. Davenny.
Southwest quarter section Is. and
10 south, range 10 east. entered by
Robert p Wilson. Northeast quarter
of southeast quarter, west half OF
southeast quarter and southeast quar-
ter of northeast quarter section 21,
township IS south, range 10 east. en-
tered by Winnie Lee. Southwest quar-
ter section l. township 10 south, range
9 east, entered by Eugene NJ. Abbott.
now deceased. Southwest quarter sec
ton SO. township is south, range 10
east entered by Mortimer B. Hitch
cock. Northwest quarter section "a.
township is south. range east. en-
signed to Laurence Reynolds.
Homestead Entries-The following
homestead entries have been allowed
Mary E. Potterf, Silver City, N NJ,
southwest quarter section s, township
20 south, range IL west. Eugene NJ.
wilson. SliNeT lily nOTlied>l quarter
of northeast quarter. south half of
northeast quarter and northeast quar-
ter Of southeast quarter section s,
township 20 south, range II west. John
L Franks, Columbus, east half Oh
southeast quarter section 81, and west
half of southwest quarter section So.
township q south. range s west John
H TiIiey Clifton. Ariz-. northeast
quarter section %. township 26 south
range west Herbert L. Flower
Oakland CAL northeast quarter sec
ton Is, township "a south, range II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
AR70Nk CATTLE
SHIPMENTS
HEAVY
Good Fall Season Is Pre-
dicted by the Arizona
Railroads

pboenix. Ariz., Sept Hit Is
..i.nS a. The offices of both the sanea
IL and the Arizona Eastern tnae -,,I
r,5nC fall and winter monCns -
~;+ness the heaviest shipment p y.
tfa Roth east and west, in tne ma Cor
of Arizona Already the oeG G14 liver
stocL from the ranges OF the SAT- 80
o3Se.. md the grazing lands OF 80
F1iioS roconino and other norln lol, =
ppo--,r+ses is far greater than the prs
ent supply. a1readv been some
heavy shipments Of Iat.en6T;u no their
~ stockmen are withholding ,1nna-
me FI.orn the markets Of Arlzona =
goous that in a very short time a.,
hLo" i heS9+er market will prevail ono
tbe cattle will bring higher of ok-
This time the cattlemen % in
lahoma. Kansas ana olnel exes on
he middle west have their nose
~ l-aen fields of Arizona In lno 81
s4e.es the fodder is pracucaiiaS IF
S,,-,eed mn by the heat anu aaSn
;FaI, and the stock is SURE i . -
Heavy shipments from these ;zone. as
daily being received III
Fodder Plentiful. st
- Greater part of Arizona jug :
-o1- even out on the desert, louu .+ o
abr5dant and on cultivated lanus5 of
alfalfa is knee deep. SIX caI 49, cali
stock which were snlppSS Pissed bv all
Who saw them as the finest I'm in
SEM out of the Salt river Vales -
many months
The railroads are PREPARING +bis
handle heavy snlpmen.s +s,g IN more
than the normal shipment or calue 20
and out during the winter ana spiihe
months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11

same as Matty & Marquard. Reemem-
Der, sed Pa, it took me a long time for
to get to my present stashun- Not
on downy beds of eese does, dreemy
youth float up to big bank roll.
Pa sed.
Husband, sed Ma, does yure memory
go back No the day you tried for to
be a vodvil star? l shall newer forgft
how thay threw things at you, sed
Ma Sum of them missed you, but
moast of them dident. Do you rec
member how that squash hit you on
Moses when the lite went out?
I do not care to talk about Ii at all,
sed Pa. Pa was kind of red in the
face. But Ma kept talking about 1t.
& after Mister Faust was thru & the
crowd had got done fergitting for to
CLAP Ma sed Bobbie, doant you ever
be a actor or q author.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
THE DOCTORS QUESTION
Inch sickness Due TO bowel Disorders

Much Sickness Due TO Bower DAsOruc1s'
A doctors first question when con-
suited by a patient is, Are your bow
els regular2' He knows that ninety
eight per cent of illness is attended
with inactive bowels and torpid liver.
and that this condition must be re-
moved gently and thoroughly before
health can be restored.
Rexall Orderlies are positive. pleas
ant and safe remedy for constipatio
and bowel disorders in general. We are
so certain of their great curative value
that we promise to return the purchas-
er's money in every case when they
fail to produce entire satisfaction.
Rexal Orderlies are eaten like can
DIV, they act quietly, and have a sooth-
Ing strengthening, healing influence
on the entire intestinal tract They
do not purge, grippe, cause nausea, flat
ulence, excessive looseness, diarrhoea
or other annoying effects They are
especially good for children weak per-
sons or old folks. Three sizes, Soc 25c.
and Ice Sold only at our store-The
RexaH Store, Kelly & Pollard, Peoples
Drug Store, corner. San Antonio and
Broadway.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11

WIFE, sed Pa to Ma lst mite, let
w us go down town to the Man.
haitian theeter tOnite & see my
friend Charley Faust play Harold
Hangover.
l wud a lot rather go & see the Hip
podrome, sed Ma, they tell me that IL
is all made oaver new & that II is
one of the best shows in New YORK
But Charley Faust is a prO-tajay OF
mine, sed Pa. 1 am back of him & !!
am going to make a regular actor OF
him. Wait till you see him in acksun,
Pa sed Mister Cane & myself have
came to the conclushun that he is
one of the greatest actors since Booth
& Barrett He calm here at the re-
quest of a Fortune Teller, Pa sed, q
he is going to pitch & win a lot of
gains for the Giants, as soon as Mis-
ter McGraw needs him. In the meen-
time he is going to appear in vodvfl
All the way to the theeter Pa was
talking to Ma & me about what
CRATE theatrical manager he was. In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
Try Herald Want Ads.


west William Graves. Deming. south
east quarter section 20. TOWNSHIP "a
south, range 10 west
Desert Land Entries Allowed John
L. Franks. Columbus. northeast quar-
ter section "a, township % south.
range west Clinton R. Folk. east
half section 25. township "a. south.
range II west
entry of Louella E Camp OF Shan
rock, adjusted for southeast Quarter
and southeast quarter Of southwest
quarter section IL. and north half and
section Il. township Is south. range
east Reimbursement filed on above
Tor southeast quarter OF southwest
quarter section II. account Of conflict
for southeast quarter of northeast
quarter section II, account OF Conflict
with homestead of Samuel D. Camp
Yearly Proofs on Desert Land En-
lows have been called on for addition
al evidence as to cultivation. improve
ments. etc, on desert land entries:
Troy F. Brown, Rufus H Wamel w.
W. Wamel Austin c. Palmer, MAY A.
Ray, Hugh Ramsey. Annie Weston and
Wallace H Weston.
Contests Filed-John H. Hansen OF
Columbus vs. Charles z. Warner for
southeast quarter section %. township
% south. range west William NJ
James OF HOiSington. Kan. VS.. Willard
Leitz of Columbus. for north half OF
north half Of section z5. township 2S
south. range west Joe Louis Ravel
Of Columbus vs. Mary W. Kinney, for
northwest quarter section IA, township
% south range west
Final Decision Rendered-Henry L
McRobertS VS.. Samuel @. Vivian, in
volving southwest quarter section %.
township &c south. range 9 west En-
try Cancelled and contestant allowed
TO enter land
Large tracts of valuable agricultural
land are open for homestead entry Get
a plat of vacant land near you for 81
per township. Address Forrest McKin-
ley Las Cruces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
TUCUMCARI PLANS
A CATTLE EXHIBIT
Livestock to Be One OF the
Features of the Quay
County Fair

-r,,o,,,,cari Y. NJ, Sept. 1-Paui
-, Ioc"nl of logan. was in Tucum-
Jones ersecIing arrangements fol
fbe Logan exhibit at the QUAY county
fair fair to be held here SEPTEMBER, 1 he
Is and % A special effort og WIN he ee
mace ma tb Un center EN- of one of the finest
ing gen en and cattle countries in this Rors
S fion of e." the state The fair officials ia Is
nave arranged for free feed ana cars IS
for all livestock shown III hest AK
habits other towns of the county are re
rathering their exhibits preparatory a 81
Sr.nring them here and a great ue 81
Of stuff is already in the haaoS u
the committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
MEXICAN KNOCKED INTO
CANAL WAS ONLY PLAYING

Though ne admitted he had Deen
knocked into the canal and badly beaten
and plainly showed traces of severe pun,
ishment. Jesus Bustillos declared he and
his companion were only playing when
a-1a;gned in the corporation court Mon
Sav morning on the charge of fighting
The men were arrested by policeman
Williams. Bustillos and Pascual Alyar-
ado. who was his companion, were fined
81 each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
MELROSE HORSES
BRING GOOD PRICE

Aralrose y NJ, Sept. 11.-Melrose llaS
nnotber fine rain, general IN eA-
n fs6t a9 The government station shows 81,
fall of 2:2s inches. which MAKES n G1ass
three inches in as many W "s'1s tereat1y
a,conragi ng those who have been pIaIno
nine to stock up with cows and ta ite
o ofns of the growing demand oh'
cream - hold in the
4n+ lev sbout here and the prices
S 6Toneht BY young horses has turned turn
many to colt raising Al one sane
wearing filly brought slSs anu
ling s55
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11

few days for Dallas. Texas. to take
a special course in arts and crafts
Rev. and Mrs w. s Hugsett were
given a SURPRISE shower of good things
to eat. An impromptu musical pro-
gram was rendered.
Gen. and Mrs. B. ]. Viltoen nave re-
turned from Mexico.
turned to FL Paso, after spending Two
weeks with friends in the vaIey-
w. C. Mead and Guy Adalr haVe
returned from FL Paso. o. hara
John Kingston OF FL faso -
looking for a location.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
TWO NEW SALES OF
LAND AT ANTHONY

Anthony. n. NJ, Sept, I'm M out G
Eighiny. at La Union. has SO soi1 MIN
t bres river valley as soon as he Is re-
i HtT of the post office at La uni9ni
John Priest, of Rincon' has n0 nnJse
an interest in the general mercnahu Iii
business of his son here, ana WIZ
,,,ove down as soon as he is relieved
of the post office there h,s coda
r. d. Helvey has leased nls NJ
fountain and candy business u D. ~
d Ianson. school trustee on the
Texas side of the line here. expects - % =
open school about October IN Tue
Harris building. -, .
TINA hack to his ranch to get DIS
children in the Anthony school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
LA MESA SCHOOL
OPENS FOR YEAR
Large Attendance Antici-
pated-Minister Given
Surprise Party

La Mesa, n. NJ. Sept. 1.-THE pub
lie school o~ened Monday with a full
corps of teachers. Prof O. D. Williams
as principal, Miss Effie Anderson and
Miss Meyers as assistants
Young women of the town gave a
farewell dance, mplimentary to Miss
Hazel Dreamer, who will leave in a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
CHIHUAHUA CATTLE
BEING EXPORTED

chihuahua. Mexico, Sept. 11--W. h
p,ohar of Merkel, Texas, represent
,nS the Godair- Russell Commission
company, of Kansas City. is IN the city
making arrangements for receiving ga
<farga lunch of cattle bought some time
100 of several ranches near this city.
70 date Mr.. Bigham has bought over
% o11 head and will buy 10000 more
IF they can be got at reasonaOie
DrfceS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
RJTIDOSO MEN SELL
CARLOAD.OF HORSES

Ruidoso. New Mexico, Sept IL = Il
T.umbley, of Tularosa, New Mexico,
Vas here accompanied by s v Miles
and d. S. Murray, horse ana nluie
They have bought carload Of horses
from A J. Gilmore & Sons which were
delivered at Tularosa for Shipment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
LITTLE Boobies PA
By WILLIAM F. KIRK.

& me dident have long to wait Al
most as soon as we was in the house
Mister Charles Faust CAIN out on the
stage, & he began for TO tell his story
of how he calm to go into yodviil-
Well sed Pa to Ma, how do you ike
him?
He isent vary hansum, sed Ma, he
looks the way you must have looked
beefoar you got fat
1 dident say that he was very ham
sum, sed Pa, but he is CRATE pitcher.
& he Will be heard from sum day the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
KENT PREPARES
CATTLE GRAZING
Cattle Shipped in from East
Texas-Horses Are

Kent, Texas. Sept 1l.-C OF ca+tis
mi nave received four cars or caloIe
from Fort Worth and Will place 'he'-'
on M Pevnolds Cattle company Is
,r Ine reg 70 oV ship a train load Of cat
P[ep rom its ranch at Albany, Texas,
to Its ranch here where there 81
% n Sunn bought carload od
harses here and shipped them u
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11

NV day. sed Pa, used to control such
stars as Mansfield & Mantel & others.
/ eeven had Irving Brooks for a week,
Pa sed. But if you think that them
actors had anything on this new WON
der of mine, this man from Marion, Pa
sed. all 1 ask you to do is 90 go with
me & see him. Wait till he shows UP.
You will see sum actor
Wen we got to the theeter Pa & Ma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
CRUCES CHILDREN
IN ENTERT A|MENT
Athletic Events For Fair.
Many Social Events
Are Scheduled

The office of The Herald for Las
Cruces is in the Robinson Drug
Store, 1.-The Quality Store" This
firm will deliver The Herald each
night at the regular rate of so cents
a month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11

The Deming office of the FL Paso
Herald is in the Chamber of Com
merce. Roy Bedichek is agent and
correspondent.
The Heralds distributor in DSEn-
ing is C. C. Rogers. room 1, Deck
ert building. telephone 213. The
Herald will be delivered to all
parts of the city same night of pub
lication, at 60 cents per month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11
LAM nEEICE NOTES.

Las Cruces, Sept. 1.-THE foiiowlng
cancellation and the land will be open
for homestead or desert land entry;
West half section 2, township ~
south, range 10 east, entered by irene
Johnson assigned TO Charles A.
Thompson East half section 26. town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-11

Large tracts of valuable agricultural
land are open for homes tead entry Get
a plat of vacant land near you for 81
per township. Address Forrest McKin-
ley, Las Cruces.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30

je oh MILO S tako silo, da je kuha-
rica VISA %prestrasena prihitela V
soho.
Cd tedaj pa Tone laze "Ame-
rikanu', da Sc kar kadi. Svojo
kosmato vest 81 pa tolazi S kon-
iakom V toliki meri, da bo neke-
ga dine tako zalostno poginil, kot
njegov malopridni Gee pred neka.i
lett - cd snopsa. Tone Sc je po-
casi IL duhovnika .spremenil V far
ia!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30

Cez par sekund Sc je ustavila
koclJa pred Stevilko 50. To ie BIZ
la petnadstropna. skoraj ogromna
hisa 5 sirokim vhodom. zidana v
renesanGnem slogu.
lzvoscek je sedaj skoGil S kozla
IN Intel odpirat vratica koGije.
"Stevilka 3d." Priklonil Sc ie
IN Sc oh enim dotaknil s prsti ro-
ba svojega nerodnega cilindra.
Gospod je stall pripognjen V koci-
u In netesa iskal. PriduSeno lie
klel In nerazlocno govoril.
Date mi u5igalice!" ie zare-
lal V izvoSceka.
'Nimam uzigalic." Tipal je IL
voScek pc zepih in iskal uzigalic.
Nj Jih incl. Skrbno .ie upraSal:
Ali ste morda ka.j izgubili?"
IL zepa SEN vel listnico in pri
TEN sta mi zdrsnila diva cekina il
roke. Prokleto in sedaj Jill
ne morem najti."
Gospod ie Srdit izstopil Oba z
l~zvoStekom sta iskala nekaj casa
pc kotiji, a ker je bila tema. nj
sta naSla niGesar.
"Potrpite emo samo minute
Skoclm V svOje stanovanje 20 uzi.
galice -. Denar moran dobiti 80.
PrOkleta reel"
In magic je izginil V veliki vel.
Tisti trenotek pa Sc .ie r~az.iasni-
10 lzvoScekovo cello. Yes .ie trepe-
tai nenavadnega razburienia. ko
sc je nemirno parkrat ozrl 20
prazni in temni ulici. Pc bliskovo
le skocil ma kozla. udaril parkrat
z vso SilO pc konju in kociia je ma
Clio Odrdrala dalje. zavijala Sc lie
pocaSi V temo, IL katere sta bles-
tell V kratkem lie Sc dive luGici pri-
trieni oh straneh koGije We'd
no boil Sc .ie oddaljeval topot
konjskih kopit
Takoj pa Sc je prikazal ma pra-
GU velike veze tudi grbasti mozic
2 n%anosnikom ma krivem nosn. Pc
prstih je magic prekora6il ulicO.
bOjec SC da ne ~onesnazi svoiih la
PROLETAREC -Seljak.
'kiranih Geveljckov Obstal ie ma
nasprotni strani pred nizko hiso in
smejOG Sc. je gledal Ia ubeglim IL
voScekom, ki je re zavijal V stran-
sko ulico.
TIA izvoSGekova ideja bila hi
imenitna,' je mrmral smehljajoc
Sc zadovoljno neprestano. see bi
bill JAZZ V r%esnici izgubil diva ceki-
nal"
In izginil ie V hiso.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-30

NO - all Vkl]ub temu DO mo-
raj hoditi gospod Mramor pes. ee
ne bo hotel placati, kakor mi no.
cemo. Maj ga lie dobim enkrat, pa
mu pokazem, da ne live naSi ko-
Mi cd oblanic in mi ne od suhega
kruha,"
PA, zakaj plaGujemo davekY"
Sc je cudil Valentin. ''Ce clovek
zaSluli cash malo wee, re so mu
nevoSGljivi."
Pc stopnjicah je prislo nekaj
goSpodov, zavijajoGih Sc tesno V
suknje in nekoliko dam. Sumo so
Sc poslovili drug cd drugega. Ne
kateri gospodje so bill razposaje-
no veSeli. a dame veGinoma zaspa-
ne IN z~dehajoce. Cez hip ie drdra-
10 V noe diva para koGij. da je
glaSno odmevalo pc tlakovani ce-
ST.
Ma pragu hiSe pa .ie ostal Sc
en- gospOd; nekoliko zgrblien ie
bll, z motnimi ocali ma krivem no.
Su. Iaspano Sc je oziral pc ulici
gor in dol in nestrpno .ie mencal
L nogama. Zaviial Sc ie V lahek
povrSnik in godrnjal mad grdim.
blatnim vremenom. N.iegove kret-
ME so bile podobne kretniam clio
veka. Xxi ie has nepremiSljeno "a
pravil YES Svoj denar.
Anton je stopil k MENU.
"Zelite, milostljivi gospod voz?
Mozic ga je YES zaGuden pogle-
dial. PomiSlial ie nekoliko. oziral
Sc ie pc nebu in rekel naposled z
neodloGnim glaSom:
Ali ste mar prosti?'
"Da, gospod! TriGetrt ure go
tovol"
"V X ... sko ulico. Stevilka
69l"
In posadil Sc je komodno V voz.
Zadrdrala ie koGiia po blatni ce-
sti, da je Skropila umazana voda
izpod koles.
BON cakal tam ma to iaro 90
spodo!' je mislil Anton Sede6 ma
kozlu in drzec malomarno vaieti
V roki. mai tudi oni malo pOGa-
kajo. \ ii drag moi zgrblienec.
81 hos zapomnil gospOda Mramor-
ia. Gotovo 81 ga hos zapomnil. In
to je previsok tariff. V k. sko
ulico Stevilka 90 IA dive kroni. po-.
noel in V taken neSnaznem vre-
menu! Gospod, ii 81 sci ma pies.
zapravil 81 kdovekoliko in
temu Sc pridruzuje Sc nedostojni
govor gospoda Mramoria- Stir
krone hos plaGal To nj mno-
go,"
Tako .ie modroval izvoSGek ma
kozlu. Zagledal je zadnji trenotek
dive zenski. Xxi sta tekli ma nasprot-
no stran ceste. Trenotek Sc in Ego
dila bi Sc nesre6a.
TAXA ie ia svojat nizkotna," sc
je .jezil glasno. "Nastavljaio nam
zanke, kjerkoli lie morejo ia.
vrazji :ie moi poklic!"
Enakomerno je tekel konj. tez-
Xxi in trudni so bill njegovi kora-
ki, da so kopita glasno topotala
pO trdem in z~verizenem tlaku.
Nakrat Sc .ie koci.ia ustavila.
Skozi okno je pogledal zaspan OBJ
raz 2 nanosnikom ma krivem nosu.
Vzkliknil .je hripavo.
"Tu ie Stevilka 60" ie pripom-
nil izvoSGek.
"Motite Sc; tn je stevilka Sc!
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