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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
L|PSC0MB ESTATE
SUES STANDARD OIL
FOR $4,000 CLAIM

The first big damage suit against
the Standard Oil company held in
Wayne county, was started today when
a jury of unusual personnel was Sc
lected to hear the trial of the $4,000
suit brought by Joshua Allen, admin
istrator of the estate of Charles Lips
comb, against the big corporation.
The jurymen were sharply examined
as to their attitude toward corpora
tions and particularly regarding the
Standard Oil company. At noon a
jury consisting of George Eggemeyer,
Edward Beeson, Frank Macke, James
Martin, Nelson Weaver, August Sud
hoff, Harry A. Critchfield, Eward
Deitemeyer. Henry Stein, Walter Nc.
Conaha, John Deets and Willis C.
Rich had been selected.
The attorneys for the Lipscomb es-
tate are Shiveley & Shiveley. The
Standard Oil attorneys are Freeman &
Freeman and Shurley of Indianapolis.
Lipscomb was killed by an accident
which occurred December %, in which
he was knocked senseless by an ex-
plosion, and his flesh burned from his
body He lived a day after the ex.
plosion.
At the time Lipscomb was employed
by Jacob Kern and was sent to re-
pair a big gasoline tank located in
the Standard Oil yards on North G
street, near Eleventh. An electric
light was furnished him inside the
tank The light bulb swung against a
ladder lowered for Lipscomb's benefit
and the concussion caused by it's ex
plision, exploded the gasoline fumes in
the tank The gasoline in the bottom
of the tank caught fire and almost in.
cinerated the worker.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
DELAYS SENDING
NOTE TO KAISER

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE delay
in sending the rejoiner was viewed in
state department circles as a victory
for Secretary Bryan who has pleaded
with moderation. On the other hand
it is stated that the rejoiner has less
of its vigorous terms since it was
shown to the cabinet Friday. To this
end the faction led by Secretary Gar
rison was satisfied The division Of
opinion between Bryan and Garrison
as to the policy of the United States
and the obligation of the United States
to stay out of the discussion was not
diminished, but the president seems
to have satisfied both members by his
attitude.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
TURKS BLOW UP
FRENCH VESSEL
IN AEGEAN SEA
Mine Layer Sent to Bottom
With Whole Crew EXCEPT
ing Captain and Sixty-four
Sailors.

PARIS, June 7.-Official announce
day that the French mine layer Casa
blanca has been sunk in the Aegean
sea by the Turks. The commander
and sixty-four members of the crew
were picked up by British destroyer.
The following statement was given
out: "On the night OF June 3 the
French mine layer Casabianca was
sunk in the Aegean sea by the Turks.
The commanding officer of sixty-four
members of the crew were saved by
a British destroyer. 1t is possible,
however, that other members of the
crew succeeded in making their way
ashore where they were taken pris-
oners by the Turks"
Long lists of casualties from the
Dardanelles, published in London to-
day, show the fierceness of the fight
ing in progress. The greatest efforts
yet made to force the passage and
open up way to get warships and
supplies to Russia is now under way.
The heaviest fighting is around kri-
thia, at the southern part of the Ga
lipoli peninsula. The official announce
ment of the British war office, detail
ing a victory of the Anglo-French al
lies and the retirement of the Turks
over a three-mile front has aroused
expectations of further favorable news
from that quarter in the near future.
ALLIES LOSE.
ONSTANTINOPLE, June IA re.
verse for the land forces of the Anglo
French allies ME southwestern zone
of the Gallipoli peninsula is reported
in the following official statement Civ.
en- out by the war office today.
stubborn fighting near Sed-el-Bar
has terminated successfully for us
Our counter attacks, delivered by our
right wing, drove the enemy back into
his old positions, with heavy losses.
The retirement of the allies took place
in disorder"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
JOHN KEMPER CALLED
BY ANGEL OF DEATH

John Kemper, aged II, lifelong resi-
dent of Richmond, and city council
man during Democratic administra-
ton fifteen or twenty years ago, died
at his residence, corner of South D
and Fouth streets, at 2:30 o'clock Sun.
day morning, after a stroke of paral-
ysls. He had been i'll of heart trouble
for the last three months
Mr.. Kemper died in the house in
which he was born and in which he
had lived for seventy-one years. The
house was log cabin when Mr. KEN.
per was born, but was improved and
rebuilt years ago. He was the Oldest
employe of the j. M. Hutton company,
having worked there fifty-one years.
Lutheran church all his life, and was
the oldest member of the congregation
to have been baptized in that church.
He was a charter member of the Be-
nevolent society, whose members will
call tonight
Mr.. Kemper held a wide circle of
friends and acquaintances The rela-
tives who survive him include one sis
ter. Mrs. Anna Rost of Indianapolis,
four children, Edwin and Carl KEN
per, Bertha Kemper and Mrs Richard
Atzinger, all of this city.
Funeral at 2 o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon at st. John Lutheran church,
Rev. A. J. Feeger, pastor, officiating.
Burial in Lutherania cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
TAKE MANY PRISONERS.


BERLIN, June Gen. Won Mack
ensen's Austro-German army that cap
tured Presmysl took $4,000 Russian
prisoners there. This information was
contained in the official statement
given out by the German war office
today.
The Austro-German army of Gen Won
Linsingen has forced a passage OF the
Dniester river after furious fighting
during which the number Of Russian
prisoners in that zone Of operations
was increased to $4,000.
The Germans have renewed their ef-
forts in their Baltic provinces of Rus
sia. The Windau river has been
forced and 5000 prisoners and ten
machine guns taken in the fighting
there.
In the western theatre OF war,
French attacks at Notre Dame de
Lorette and scissors we're repulsed.
Near VaQuois, the French attacked the
German position using a chemical
composition composed of burning
liquid but these attacks were repulsed
with heavy losses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
Officials Declare Disapprov-
al of Commercial Board
Fails to Cause Weakening
of Purchase Intentions.
ACT WILL REBOUND
Bavis in Statement Says Di-
rectors Add No Luster to
Crown in L., H. & p. Con-
trOversy.

Mayor Robbins, City Attorney Bond
and President Bavis of the board of
public works said today that the ac-
ton of the directors of the CONNER
cial Club in expressing disapproval OF
the contemplated purchase of the elec-
trio plant of the Richmond Light,
Heat & Power company by the city
had not weakened to the slightest ex-
tent the determination of the admins
tration to put through this project.
while the endorsement of the
board of directors to the proposed con-
demnation proceedings. necessary to
acquire the plant Of the Richmond
Light, Heat and Power company, was
to be preferred, in fact was greatly de-
sired, its disapproval in the last analy-
sis. will have no bearing on the city's
action" Mr.. Bavis said.
II do not think they expect us to
detract from our original intentions.
7avis Regrets Stand.
1T is to be regretted that such an
organization will place itself on rec
ord as opposed to the project without
giving one specific or concrete reason
why the purchase of the plant would
not be pecuniarily advantageous to
the city.
"The inferrential inopportuneness"
Is not even defended by preferred rea-
sons showing why this is not the prop
er time, or that some future time
would be better
ITO me personally the action Of the
board in its decided stand Of disap-
proval, lacks the conclusive justifica-
tion that invariably sustains their de-
cisions.
Il am sorry the majority of the
board of directors has decided to
close the door against the credit, as
1t inevitably must be, of one of Rich
mond's greatest achievements in the
policy Of enlarged munlcipalization.
Subsequent events, I am sure, will
show they have not added luster to
their crown" -.-. >
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
C0MSToCk PRAISES .
COuNTRY'S ATTITUDE

Appropriate ceremonies were held
In Hagerstown Sunday afternoon in
the observance of Memorial day, which
was postponed until yesterday because
of the inclement weather. Judge D.
w. Comstock of Richmond, delivered
the main address, discussing the Eu-
ropean war situation and making pa
triotic mention of the stand taken b
the United States in the embroglio.
The invocation and benediction were
pronounced by Rev. A. c. Wischmeier.
A procession was formed at the con-
clusion of the program and headed by
the TeetorHartley band, the people
marched to Westlawn cemetery. In
the parade were school children car
rying flags and boquets. Sons Of Vet
Grams, Spanish war veterans. Civil
war veterans in automobile and citi-
zens in automobiles and other vehi-
cles.
The graves of deceased veterans in
the cemetery were decorated and
space reserved for the unknown dead
with suitable ceremonies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
Fathers CrOnin and Roell
and st. Andrews COngre-
CATION Pays Tribute to
Rector's Service.
RECTORS TAKE PART
Miss Hildegarde Bussen
Leads Procession and Car
ries Wreath Of Grapes, En-
blem of Priesthood.

Impressive and appropriate services
at 10 o'clock high mass at St. An
drew's church, state dinner at noon
at the parsonage, and a program of
speeches and songs in the auditorium
OF st. Andrews school Sunday evening
jubilee of Father James Ziegenfuss,
assistant rector of the church.
Father Celestine Sanders, who was
present, is sub-prior OF st. Meinrad's g
abbey, and represented the faculty of
the college In the observance Of the
ordination Of the jubilarian. Father
Michael German of Cambridge City,
Father Cronin and Father Duffy of
this city also took part in the program
besides Father Frank A. Roell, pastor
Of the church.
A professional to the church from
the rectory opened the program. Miss
Hildegarde Bussen, who led the pro-
cession. represented the bride, dress.
ed in white with wreath of flowers,
and carrying pillow upon which rest.
ed the wreaths of grapes. emblems OF
the priesthood. She was accompanied
by Miss Mary Koorsen and Miss Ber.
nice Van Etten. representing brides.
maids, one carrying shower OF red
roses and the other a bouquet Of white
roses
Loretta Taube, who followed them
carried the rustic cross, and was &C.
companied by six little girls bearing
the streamers OF ribbon from the
cross.
All Of the priests followed in the
procession, and behind them were
about three hundred little girls and
boys, dressed in white and carrying
bouquets of flowers.
The personnel in the observance OF
mass, which followed, was the cele'
brant. Father James Ziegenfuss; as
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
STOP SPEEDING,
ORDERS HANDED
Down BY CHIEF
Number of Accidents Starts
Police Force on Campaign
of Most Strict Law En-
j.. f0rcement.
DAYS MOTOR TOLL


Ernest Nordsieck, South Eighth
street, run down and killed Saturday
evening on the Liberty pike.
slightly injured in her left leg when a
machine driven by her husband col.
lided with a machine driven by Mr..
F!atley of Webster at Second and Main
streets, Saturday evening
Mrs. Daisy Rikard, 921 North Tenth
street, collarbone broken and knees
cut when thrown from motorcycle
driven by her husband, on the New
Paris pike, near Richmond, Sunday
afternoon.
The killing Of Ernest Nordsieck by
an automobile driven at a high rate
Of speed has caused the police to in
augurate campaign against speeding.
Chief Goodwin announced today that
he had issued an order to the mem
bers OF the police department to en-
letter from now on. Excessive speed
has got to stop in this city and those
who violate this order from now on
will be sternly dealt with" the chief
said.
In a day or two 1 will have circu-
lars, containing the provisions of the
new motor regulation ordinance, ready
for distribution among garages and
other public places and after this
warning has been given people oper.
ating automobile and motorcycles
with illegal warning signals, without
dimmed lamps and with exhausts open
will be arrested and prosecuted. Mo.
torists have been running wild in this
town for some time but they are going
to be brought up with sharp halt"
Mrs. Rikard, who was injured Sun
day afternoon, was riding seat
behind her husband. His motorcycle
skidded on some fresh gravel at the
base OF a hill on the New Paris pike
and she was thrown down an EN-
bankment into a ditch, a distance OF
! fully 25 feet. Her husband was not
| injured. Mr.. Rikard was taken to hel
home in phaeton.
| The Wilson and Flatley machines
which came together on Main street
near Second, Saturday night. were con
siderably damaged. The cause of this
accident is not known.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
FRIENDS FEEL SORRY
At RUSSELL LEAVING

Although there was no reference to
the Earlham faculty troubles and diff
ferences which caused the resignation
Of Frof. Ebert Russell. Earlham stu
dents and members Of West Richmond
and other Friends meetings indicated
their regret of Mr.. Russell's resigna-
tion and their regard for the pastor.
Many wept after the meeting.
1t was the farewell sermon Of the
Earlham pastor to the students.
There was an atmosphere of sadness
in the chapel during the services. Mr..
Russell made no reference to his
leaving. After the services, many
who attended expressed their regret
In person to him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
COMPANY CUTS OFF
BELT CAR SERVICE

After building itself notorious rep
utation in three or four years and at
tanning the distinction Of being In
more accidents and incidents than
any other street car operated in Rich.
mond. the Belt Car has been made a
matter of history. The street car
company discontinued its operation
Saturday night. 1t was said the cal
was making expenses but it was nee
essary to cut general expenses on the
Richmond lines and therefore the Belt
car was removed.
The car has run into many vehicles
killed two persons, has figured in a
number of exciting incidents and has
enjoyed the reputation of the speed
lest car in the city, covering route OF
almost three miles In fifteen minutes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
ITALIANS MOVE
TOWARD Trent

ROME, June Italian troops ad-
vancing into Austria by way of the
Adige valley are within artillery range
OF Trent, according to dispatches from
Bologna, the present headquarters Of
the Italian general staff Owing to
storms and floods as we'll as the bad
condition of the roads, the work OF
moving heavy artillery forward in the
mountainous district east of Lake Gar
da has been greatly hampered, and at
some points has been found next to
impossible.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
OLD TRAILS men
MEET THURSDAY

For the purpose OF completing the
county organization, determining the
place and kind of Fourth of July eel
ebration, delegates from all townships
are asked to meet at the court house
in Richmond, Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock. Each township will be
entitled to two votes on all questions.
The Wayne township organization
held an enthusiastic meeting at noon
today and discussed plans for further.
ing the work Of the Old Trails Road
movement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
BOARD BILL SUIT
IN FOURTH COURT

Through three justice Of peace
courts, the suit of William T. Mike
sell against Irving c. Hoffman and the
Standard Pattern Manufacturing COM
pany has reached circuit court. The
suit was filed there today by Hoffman
on appeal.
Mikesall is suing for $5O4O board
which he says Hoffman refused to pay
him. Hoffman entered counter claim
for SIS, which he says Mikesall owes
him for furniture.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
0BANN0N IN RACE

INDIANAPOLIS, June THE can
didacy of Lewis NJ. 'Obannon, an attor-
ney and editor of the Corydon Demo
crat, for the Democratic nomination OF
lieutenant governor of Indiana. was
formally announced today by Frank
Givin. publisher of the New Albany
Public Press. Obannon was for ten
years private secretary to Congress
man Zenor who represented the Third
Indiana district.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07

At Bellevue they call him the babyAmericas
Paris.
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in
third which
big
But yesterday the priests from the Carmee church
mar o
The police the West Twentieth
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
Won Mackensen's Army Re-
ported Within Striking
Distance of Last Galician
City Held by Gar.
DN1EsTER IS FORCED
Won Linsingen Crosses River,
Takes Many Prisoners and
Pushes Back Russians in
New Drive.

COPENHAGEN, June 1.-THE
Austro-German army driving against
Lemberg, Galicia, is only about ten
miles from the fortress, according te
advices received here today. The cap
ture of Lemberg by General Won
Mackensen is expected to take place
in the immediate future. The fore
going dispatche passed through the
hands of the British censor and it IL
significant that its dissemination was
allowed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
BURDEN SENTENCED.

Four months in Jail and $25 and
costs was the punishment given to
Milas Burden, -colored, OF Fountain
City, for assault and battery on Har.
old T. Hough, white. Burden pleaded
guilty to the charge in circuit court
today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
Weather Forecast
FOR iNDlANA-Fair and cooler to.
night. Tuesday fair.

For Riehmond-Fairer and cooler
tonight and Tuesday, preceded by
thunderstorms.
General Conditions-The center of
the storm passed over Richmond at
noon today. A high barometric pres
sure is approaching which will bring
fair weather during the next 36 hours
with lower temperature.
W. r. Moore. Weather Forecsster.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
AERIAL RAIDERS
VISIT COAST Of
GREAT BRITAIN

LONDON, June 7.-One Of the most
daring aerial raids by the Germans
was held over eastern England last
night. A great many incendiary
bombs were dropped. 1t was announc-
ed today that at least f1ve persons
were killed and forty injured.
Last night Zeppelins visited the
east coast. Two big fires were caus-
ed. This was the nineteenth air raid
over British SOIL
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-07
zEPPELINS RETURN,

BERLIN. June Heavy damage
was done by the Zeppelins that raided
the eastern and southeastern coast
Friday night, and all the ships return
ed to their bases in safety.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
v P%OJASNILO.
Prolctarcc

Pod tenn naslovom prina$a G
S. &c par tednov cd svobodoljub-
min MOI %pojasnilo, v katerem Sc
v srcu iezi mad sodrugi okoli Pro
letarca, kateri "a prv mai ida
lajo Proletarca V slavnostni in
povecani obliki. Upravnik pri G
S. mora seveda tako plesati, ka-
kor mo zvizga njegov gospodar.
Povejte vendar, cd katerega dru.
silva smo ZAHTEVALI, da Sc mo.
ra narociti ma majniSko izdajo
Proletarca? Mar morajo poleg go.
spodaria Sc usluzbenci Iagati? Go.
spodje, VISA VaSa iezica ne pomaga
absolutno mic, Proletarec izide
zopet "a prvi maj V Is 1000 iztisih.
Sploh pa. kai vendar Vas bri,
ga prvi mai? Prvi maj je tisti
dan, klterega so proglasili n de.
lavski prank mednarodni soci-
alisti " Farizu. Socialiste pa vi
~sovrazite IL dina duSe. Prank
svobodaSev Kondatove vrste je o
sv. Martini.
Odkod torei izvira tista onemo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13


gla jezica M Proletarca? Gospel.
Je pr G. S. dObro vedo, da ne mo-
reJo konkurirati S clanki v Pro
letarcu. Orginalnega ne morejo
spisati druzega, kot kakSno oslov.
sko polemiko. lie pac smola. Sta
re "Zarje' so izrezane, IL soc.
Delavca' in leposlovnega ''Zvo-
ma Sc pa re tudi tezko kaj odre-
re. Ne preostane torei mic druze-
ga kakor prestavljati ma slovenski
jerk IL nemSkih listov. Konda to.
rel nj 81. urednik, pac pa 81. kro-
JAG S skarjami v rokah pr listu
U. s. Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13

Mi poznamo ze precei dobro "a
hrbtnl naGin boia nasih l.iubczni-
viii nasprotnikov Sploh in Glasa
Svobode St posebei. Ncmo. ola ic
r%azdlranjc SocialiStiGnc organiza.
cilc glavni namcn NaScga podict-
ia. Ne mlslimo pa tuka.i polcmizi-
rati = vaSimi sladkimi. Il popolno-
ma puhlimi frazami o nadStran-
karstvu, tcmvec Vas hoGemo lc o.
pozorltl, da nckoliko bol.ic prcmi-
Site, kai bostc pisali, kadar pri-
mctc zopct IA pcro. Xdi So Nam. da
" pismu lahko sumniGitc i'm natol-
cujetc, kolikor st Nam ljubi; sal
tisti, XII Jill blatitc, ne bodo mic
zvedcli, vi bostc ma varncm. Vas
strup DO pa lie zalcgcl pri liudch.
Xxi YAM veriameio.
Svarimo Vas. Igra ic ncvarna
in potr~pezliivost naSih sodrugov
tudi ne bo vccna. Kar mas ic. nj
Smo maSccvania zclini ljudic in
vsl imamO tolikO opravkov. ia So
ne hi radi prcganjali po sodiScih.
Toda tc Vi in Nam cnaki naSprot-
niki mislitc, ia mora biti socialist
scstavljcn IL samcga odpuSGania
IN prlzanaSania, Sc Motto. 'Dcr
krug gent 81 langc yum Brunucn
bis cr BRIGHT"
Nzcmitc to ma znan.Ic. &C. bostc
Sc drczali Y zcriavico in Sc opckli
pri TEN, sc ne bostc mogli prito-
zevatl, da nistc imcli O pravcm On
SUI opomina.
Proletarcc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
Crested Butte. Colo

\amcnll sem So, da napiScm
par vrStic O nash mcstnih VOLT
yah. XII so Sc pravkar i~zvrSilc. Pri
zadujih volitvah so bill izvoljeni
vSi socialist. So~cialiStitna Stran
ka ie YES cas- dclala ma to. da hi
mcStO prevzclo Vodo I'M cicktriko
I'M hi st ma la naGin nekoliko raz.
brcmcnila ljudSka masa. To Sc
pa razumc, da take rcCi ne die
kompaniiam, XII imaio cd tch pod.
jctij yclikam>ki dobitck. Mcstne
zaStopnike so volili vsi volilci: o
|prcvzetlu vode in clektrike pa so
incl glaSoyati lc davkoplaccval
Ct. Bila jc huda bitka. hujSa ka.
kor Y karpatih. klcrikalna stran.
ka. Iii podpira kapitaliSte. jc r.
od zadnjih volitcv YES cas- pri-
pravilala okopc in nabavljala ka
none. moInarje in Strojnc puSke.
'Bcrta-kanon so ii pa izposodili ia
soScdnjc vasi. So prcdcn .jc bill
cas-. ie k~lerikalna moe prcvizitira.
la ySe kauone in So dohro prcSkr-
bella Z mumicijo. Pa to ne hi hilo
me: ali ljudjc prodajo svo.jo moe
~ par grauat. Tudi y boz.iem HE
VA 81 jc prodajala politika in zu-
gallo 81 ic ljudem, da nc bo dobil
della, kdor H. DO glasoval zanje
RaznaSali So So GLASGOW. da bodo
vse jane zaprli, ce ne bodo ljud-
10 %izvolili kapitaliStiGnih kompa-
retoy; te pa bodo izvolicni. je Sc
rimski kramar dcjal. da bo on de
Ill lopatc in krampc. Ialostno. da
50 dajo liudjc tako ugnati Y kozji
rog. Nckoliko ic pa morda tudi
kriyo. da smo Sc socialist prcma-
10 prcskrbcli 2 municiio.
Pred par dncvi So pokopali ne
kega Rusina, Xxi "a .ic ubilo ma
Ruby Mine. Pravijo, da ic delal
prvi Shit. Nckoliko drugih ic pa
potolklo. Pogrcb Sc ic VrSil. ne
da hi ga bill >prcmil kdo drugi IL
k2:sra kaknr Colobardi.
T. Oh.