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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-07-05
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SPEED GOOD ROADS BUILDING
Federal Supervision Of Nations High.
ways 10 Being urued-Miiitary
Value is Shown.

A. few days ago a big government
mOtortruck stuck hard and fast in
rut on the road between Washington
and Baltimore. A commercial truck
tried to get around II from one dircc-
ton and another government truck
from the other direction. Both of
these also stuck. Soon this over
travelled road, for mile each way,
was jammed with squawking cars aud
trucks. All traffic was stalled for the
better part of day, with the result
that war work was delayed, suburb
antics were late to dinner and thirsty
Washingtonians were unable to reach
the Maryland oasis.
This incident is no special dlscretiit
to the Maryland ROAD builders. The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. road was not
built for the amount and kind of traffic
1t is now bearing. The same is true
Of many other highways In all parts of
the country. More and more motor.
trucks are taking over what used to
be "short haul" railroad freight. And
the short haul that is accomplished
by motortruck has gradually length
ened from ten or fifteen miles until
now much freight Is carried 200 miles
In trucks.
Such facts IRE the basis Of drive
being made on congress for legsia,
ton to empower the federal govern
ment to unity roads of the country into
comprehensive system and to spenc
the money necessary to make the
roads adequate to meet the new re
quirements. The federal government
1t is claimed by proponents of the
plan, must do the work, because a
central authority is absolutely neces.
sary to the perfection of national
system Of roads.
The federal government should
spend the money. they say. because
their military value makes the roads
a great national asset. This military
value of good roads Is already shown
by the dependence which the govern
ment is placing upon them for the
moving of troops and supplies. In Eu-
rope it has been even more convinc.
ingly demonstrated. 1t has been said
that good roads saved France and the
lack of them defeated Russia. It Is
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-07-05
THE LUMP IN HIS SIDE.

A workingman, almost ruined by
drink, was induced to sign the pledge
for year. When the year was out,
he went and renewed it for life. He
had just received his wages, and had
the money in a bag in his inside pocket,
when he met the saloonkeeper at
whose place he used to drink.
swell, old fellow" said the saloon
keeper, chow do you do?"
"Pretty WELL" the woYkingman an
swered, 'only I've got hard lump
here on my side"
"Oh!" said the other, ats cold water
does that; If Sou'd drink some good
liquor. it would soon take the lump
away"
But" said the man, II have just
renewed the pledge for life, and ]
can't do It,"
"Then. mind what i say" said the
saloonkeeper, shat lump will go on In
creasing. and very likely before an
other year ycu'll have another on the
other side"
II hope So" said the workingman,
taking out his money bag and shaking
1t. "Tt's cold cash."
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-07-05

certainly true that the French had
the best roads in the world when the
war broke out and that the men and
supplies which checked the first Ger.
man rush went forward largely by
motor. 1t Is also true that break
down Of all transportation facilities
prevented Russia from effectually mo
bilizing her tremendous resources.
There is now federal Office Of good
roads. operating under the federal
road act. whereby the government ap-
propriates funds for roads. provided
the states in which the roads are tc
be built will appropriate a similar
amount. This gives the government
the power to recommend the improve
ment or building of certain roads and
to disapprove the Improvement OF
building Of others. 1t may exercise
sort of advisory and mildly compul
sorry power toward the establishment
of a, unified national system Of roads
But this power, 1t Is argued, is by nc
means sufficient In an emergency like
the present. WHAT is needed is the
power to form definite plan for
system Of national highways. and the
funds to carry that plan into execu
tion as rapidly as possible.
For this new national system OF
highways must not only be thorough
ly co-ordInated, but must be radically
different from that Of most Of oul
present roads. The failure Of these
latter is largely due to the fact that
roads which sufficed very well for the
traffic Of light pleasure cars and farm.
ers' wagons will not stand up under
the strain Of heavy truck traffic. A
truck highway. to meet the require
ments now being laid upon it, must b
a paved highway with concrete base
Such a road Is very expensive t
build; II costs from $4,000 to $3O.ON
mile.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-07-05

one imagined. just cussIng and blind
Tag all the way. We were covered with
white dust and felt greasy from sweat.
che wooden underwear issued was
itching like the mischief.
After eating our dinner Of stew,
which had been kept for us--it was
now four o,clock-we went Into the
creek and had another bath.
II "H0ly Joe" could have heard our
remarks about tho divisional baths
aud army red tnpc he would have
fatnted at our wickcdness. But Tom
my Is only human after all.
/ Just mentioned "tIoly Joe" or the
chaplain In m irrevcrent sort OF way.
hut ~ offense sas meant, as there
.ere A5dac VEN brave men among
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-07-05
WHAT LIFE INSURANCE RECORDS

WHAT LIFE INSURANCE RECORDS
TELL.
The Life Extension institute. Of
which Prof. Irving Fisher of Yale Is
chairman. and ex-President william
Howard Taft is president of the board
sf directors, published report Of the
actuaries Of 43 American life snsur
lnce companies covering a period Of
Is years from 1886. showing the in
creased mortality Of moderate users Of
alcoholic liquors. These records were
kept without any reference to the pro-
Mbition issue, and reveal that:
1. Very moderate users Of liquor
increased their death rate by IS per
cent over the normal rate.
2. Moderate users of liquor with an
occasional excess, increased their
ieath rate by so per cent over the
normal rate.
3. Those who drank more than two
glasses Of beer or more than one glass
If whisky per day and yet were con-
sidered acceptable standard risks for
insurance, increased their death rate
by Sc per cent above the normal rate.
These three classes of insured mod
crate drinkers increased their mortal
ity by an average of 81 1-3 per cent.
The death rate recorded by these
companies includes only men suffi-
GENTLY temperate to secure a life In
surance policy. II we add the thou
sands of heavy drinkers who cannot
get life insurance the death rate from
liquor will be largely increased.
The comparisons in this report are
with the average mortality Of all In
sured men. including the users OF
liquors. If 1t had been made with the
total abstainers the difference In NOR
tality would have been even greater.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-07-05
THE BUSINESS VIEW.

The time is not far distant when
a prohibition zone will surround mills
and factories, even as schools and
churches are now protected. within
which no liquor win be sold. 1t Is big
business that Is now talking. not mere
~ preachers and reformers. Large
financial interests are at stake. Com
petition Is so close that the very ex-
istence of factories In the race for
trade and maintenance Is threatened
unless the field be clear one with no
mill discounted by lower standards Of
efficiency than another. No business
will tolerate the drink habit today.
Trust companies presided over by
BOXERS are tabooed by the investor.
Time was when the brilliant alcoholic
could hold his place In almost any
Job or profession. That time Is past.
Industry and education have come to
realize that dependability Is better
than brilliancy itself and that brill
uancy is more common with men Of
clear heads than with those whose
brains are muddlcd with alcohol.-Yars
mouth Times.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-07-05

Empey tells Of many ways the
soIdiers have Of amusing them
selves, in the next instaiIment.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-07-05

Women uf the suffrage states, when
the vets solicit your votes Just remem-
Der that II they had their way you
would have no votes to give.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-07-05
PREPARING ron PRoHisIrloN.

The directors Of the California
Wine association included in their last
annual report recommendation that
wine stocks be disposed of and that
wine men prepare for prohibition.
The report declares the directors have
decided that further pursuit Of q
business with future so uncertain II
not wise. Wise menl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-07-05

lTo BE CONTINUED
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-07-05
Temperance
lss1zQOteSn

Conducted by the National Woman'l
Christian Temperance Union.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-17

Rips sransfer & Sturage So. be-
iorst llmsieben, Ginpofen, geriGif.
fen, 0asern, Seppidl-N einigen. Of
fise Gil 9, gherrp 81. Sci. Gr. 654.
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war SAYINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
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IN 5rieoen" uno iett reHnen .
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602 9 .-5iOres st. Sci. Grpdett 1884
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mobiIteile uno d,oerer in oiejes 5ad
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tprecbeu pber an t~eIepbonieren, ebe man
Heubeitelirngen mG4t. @ute, fpeim
mid Id1on gebralidte aeifen iotpie Sorbs
9eiie tets porrdtia. Gommt au uns.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

Jc zacelo pokati i'll hrsteti IA Brezniku, kaiti pa
str Ie zbezal pc noel S planinc v domaGo vas.
Drugo leto Je paSel zahOmSko zivino ma Brezniku
hcki Bovtan, Hi je tudi prjhitel $ planine V vas
III pripovedoval, Ola je priSel k MENU ma paSi
hekl V dolgo SuknJo obleGen MOI. PaStir ga ie DO
zdraNl III menlh ga je vpraSal, kOmu pase zivi-
no; naJ naroci kmetom, da hi placali obliubljene
nnaSe, &c ne, Sc jim DO hudo godilO. Ma TO lie MOI
ilglnil. SoseSkin z%astopnik JIG obljubil BovGanu,
ia BIO plaGal maSe, a.plaGal Jill V resnici nj. Cree
nekaJ dni je Sci zastopnik KvedriG sam po oprav-
klh ma planino i'll Sc mu je med pOtjo pridruzil
praJski gozdar Brinjar. Mudila sta sc ma planini
do vetcra in sta sklenila, da prenocita v'uti'', XII
Jc bila last CaSkega Grada in stala pod planino
V Potocnici. Danes tie ''ute' nj wee, odnesla 10 ie
povodenj. V "uti" jima JIG postregla 'utarica"
IN Jima pripravila postelji. Gozdar je zaspal hi
tro, toda Span Kvedric nj mogel zaspati, slisal je
pokanje, S%umenje, hruSG in neki glas; potil Sc ie
cd Straha in mislil, da Sc podere "uta", a gozdar
Je spal mirno. Span Sc nj upal dihati in Sc ganiti.
no pa lie nj ponehal ropot, Sc je ohrabril in zaGel
kllcati III tresti gozdarja, toda klical je zastoni;
tedaJ Sc Je oglasil nekdO pri oknu $ cudnim gla-
som "Brinjar dro, Brinjar, a ii 81 baba." Ma to
Je minil ropot i'll Kvedric je incl vso noe cas-,
premiSljevati, zakai hi incl biti baba. Drugi dan
je bila prva njegova pot V zupniS6e, kier je pla-
cal obljubljene mase. Nekaj casa so ~plaGevali Ia
homcani maSe; pozneje so opustili stare bajto in
ograje ter Jill pOstavili V popoln o~mdaurmab.ue
kraJu. Dandanes ne straSi tam mic wee in tudi
maSe Sc ne placujejo wee.
q vzajemnem delu slovenskih kmetov OBJ Me-
ii prifata diva jesenska praznika, in Steer "gnoj-
roza" ali 'gnoiavoza" in "Steljeraja" ali "na-
oravljanje s~telje."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27
kOrO$ke narOdne $e0e.

10; poprej pa JIG tekel Bistriski Potok IA Zaho-
NEE in skozi Drevlje V Zilo.
Planino Breznik rabijo Z~ahomcani samo "a
mlado gOvejo zivino. Ma juzni strani mejijo ma
Breznik ZabniGani.
. Ko je vladala pri Zili moe pesti in so bill
Zahomcani, BistriGani in Gorjanci podlozniki
CaSkega Grada, je priSel neko nedeljo grajski
oskrbnik h gorjanski cerkvi ter naznanil Ia
homcanom, da maj pridcjo ma doloGeni dan ma
Breznik, da bodo postavili mejnike med Zabni-
sko in Zahomsko Planino, kar JIG slisal sluGajno
tudi neki ZabniGan V GorJah in povedal donna
svojim sosedom. PriSli so cato ma Planino tudi
Habnitani, XII sc pa MISC mogli Sporazumeti Z Ia
homGani in oskrbnikom glede meje. Nastal je
prepir in V prepiru je ubil Zabnican grajskega
oskrbnika. Ma mestu, kjcr je padel o~Skrbnik, 50
potem postavili mejnik.
Cree deset let je priSel oni Zabnican. XII je
ubil grajskega oskrbnika, V Zahomec prosit milo
Seine, kajti pc uboju nj incl wee sreGe in JIG po-
stal berat. V Zahomcu ga je spoznala neka gospo-
dinja, Sc mad MIN masGevala in ga polila z vre-
10 vodo, da je ma meStu izdihnil.
Pc oskrbnikovi smrti nj bilo ma Brezniku mic
vec miru. NSako leto je Y onem casu pc tri veGere
in noel pri koGi hrstelo in pokalo, tako da je Ii
VIVA poskakala trez ograjo in u. Sla V emo noe. u
relikim trudom jo je s~pravljal drugi dan pastir
skupaj. Pastirji Y bajti ali koci so Sc tresli pc
noel med e~najSto in dv~anajSto uro in MISC hoteli
dale ostati ma planini. cato so sklenili Zahom-
cani, da pla6ajo vSako leto tri maSe IA duSo one
ga, XII he ola miru. Platevai je rod "a rodom po
tri mase ma letO in tako iApolnjeval Storjeno OBJ
llubo do zadnjega casa in je bill mir. Pred nekaj
lett, ko je bill soseskin zastopnik ali Span neki
posestnik, so pozabili ma dano obljubo in zopet
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27
IZO

in edini misli mani. Mani, XII je MEN edini reese
nix IL teh kraJev, mani, XII jo edini more peljati
nazaJ V z~ivljenje V vihar in mladost!
AlekSander je popiSoval svOje livljenje V tu-
JIM, pripovedoval o vtiSih, crtal obraze znancev
in znank. Govoril je = mehko i%ronijo, z lahkotnim
neprestanim smehljajem ma ustnih.
PA sal vas vSe to ne Zanima, kakor vidimi"
Je vzkliknil koncno, ko Sc JIG ozrl ma Mimi, XII jc
Stopala poleg mega vdanC, Z bledim, brezizraz-
MIN obrazom. Ono scveda. vi zivitc tn cori tako
enolicno in lepo, tako proc od Sveta kakor svet-
Mica. Mako vas more zanimati, dc Sc tako ali Ia
ko pehamo v dolini mi posvetniakil All, kdo naju
bl pred lett sanjal, da bo zivlienje tako teme-
Tito vse preokrenilo! Ali ne, pravzaprav lie Gisto
enostavnO: V mas vSeh sc kri umiri. poleni. Glo-
vek izgubi zmisel IA tisto blodno zivljenie, XII GA
tira semintja, vzljubimo samoto in tiSino ter Sc
vdaJamo svOjim zivljenSkim dolznostim. Ali nj
tako?"
ORR sc je vanjo $ SvOjim Smehliajem. Tudi o.
ma Je pogledala vanj in vse memo telo je vztre-
petalo od nenadnega p%rotesta, Xxi ie bill tako silen.
da bl mu zakricala V lice, da to nj res, da je lazl
krl sc he pOmiri, kri sc he poleni, kTi ostane kri,
Clovek sc ne zapira V samoto, ako nina zmisla
zanjo, In ona nina ne zmisla NE wolfe IA to. da
Je zapuScena, osamliena, izobcena ma tel gori...
Ali molcala je kot da sOglasa, cez memo srce
pa je zavel strupen din. .
Sal sc pravzaprav Sc vedno razumeva kakor
nekoc!' je vzkliknil Aleksander $ Surhno vesc-
loStJo. 'Dajte mi Sc cnkrat to svoio roko! Kako
sem re govoril v tistih nerodnih letih? Da, da
svllena dian, roznati prstkil" -. Hoi, kako sta
romodns poezija, kaka petosolska fraza! No. "a
kj pa Sc branite?"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

no gnoJjo kmetjc jeseni pole, napravijo
'gnoJvozo". Sosedje pridejo S hlapci in wolf po-
hlagat danes temu, iutri onemu. Ia vsak voz do
loclJo diva kidaca, XII baseta ali kidata ma vozove,
pet pa Jh vOzi z volt. Vozniki Sc imenujejo "vo-
zarni'. Ma njivah pomagajo ''vozarom" "sko-
parnikl' z vozov skopati gnoj, XII ga potem "raz.
~trosijo" nayadno zenske.
Opoldne je juzna, XII steje navadno 5L6
jedi ali "riht'. Pc juzini p~osljejo moski zenskam
ma nJivo "zenina" $ "prvo poSto" ali s prvim vo-
zom. Zenin je slamnat in raztrgan MOI. Ma niivi
ga vrze voznik med neomozene zenske, XII ga pre-
metuJeJo toliko casa pc njivi, da razpade. Tudi
puselJc' IL kopriv jim p~osljejo med gnoiem ma
hJiVo, a dobiJo ga 'vozarni' zopet nazaj.
20 delu je obilna vecerja. Pc veGerji prinese
domaca hcl ali pa najlepSa dekla pri Hist "pu-
seize, %gospodar pa iabolk. Kmet vrze iabolko
ma Sredo mize in mladeniGi in mozje planeio po
MEM. kdor dobi jabolko, zavriska in dobi cd de-
EIeta V dar "puselJc". Y enem jabolku je denar
vtaknjen.
no so razdeljeni Sopki i. jabolka, nategne
"mehac" V kotu svoie 'mehe" in zaigra nekai
%"kroglih, fantje in dekleta pa Sc z~avrtiio. Slicne
navajo so pri 'steljeraji."
Naborski beguni so Sc skrivali tudi DO pla-
ninah pri Zili, II. pr. V "Roparski bajti" mad Ri.
strico i. DIR.
Znanc so bile nckdai velike gostilnc OBJ CLAW
nih ceStah. DaeG po Zili jc slovela Pajstvarieva
gostilna V Gorjah in ocka Pajstvarc ie prodajal
laSko vino pc vsem Korotanu. Pajstvarjeva hisa
stoJi zunaj vasi blzu gozda in je bila nekdaj pri-
pravna "a vOjaSke ali naborske begune. XII so ih
lovii "poti", V g%ostilno so prisli tudi "poti',
toda gorje ''potom'', &c 50 prisli v pest begun
Gem!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27

Nseh pirpovedovalcev velki mojster in uGi-
tell, don Miguel Cervantes, je incl navajo, da je
prekinll povest natanko V tistem trenotku, ko je
bHa najbolj zanimiva. Clovek drzi kniigo 2 obema
tresocima rokama, bere z bleSceGimi o6mi. stisnie-
MN ustnlcami, namrSenimi obrvmi - toda glcj,
nenadoma je ceste konec; ko je Glovek naibolj
intel, sc Jc zaletel z glavO oh steno. Povest ie
"kakor odrezana', pravi Cervantes; tam stojita
Srditi Biskajec in hrabri vitez liz Manche. stoiita
V sedllch, dvoje silnih mccev Sc bliska V solncu -
lie sekunda, kaj sekunda, lie pol sekunde in odlo-
cena DO usoda zivljenja in slave najslavneisega
vlteza. TOda MEGA Sc bliskata, bliskata Sc, po-
glavJa pa Je kOnec in Cervantes zaGne pripovedo-
vati o stvarech, o katerih ga nihGe nj vprasal in
ki bi sodile ma vsako drugo mesto, lie ne tia,
kamor Jill je bill IL COLE hudobije postavil.
Ia mojStrova navada je dandanes iako raz.
%slrJena. IL mnogoterih vzrokov, deloma trgovske.
deloma umetniskc nature. Pripovedalec, XII ie
drugace dolgocasen, vzdrami S to finto zapsano
ZahimanJe, kcr ga $ svojo umetnOstjo ne more
vzdramiti; pripovedalec, XII nj prebavil snow ter
sc zaplcta vanjo kakor V mrezo, skaGc cd iunaka
do Jnnaka, IL kraja V krai in ne We, kie hi pref
gaSil pripovedovalcc XII je ~nagajen boil ma prak-
ticno Stran iii XII "nadaliuje" brez strahu pred
grehoIn, mora biti zanimiv in ravna costa nj "a
himiva. Lahko pa sc tudi zgodi in cello zgodilo
sc Je, da Je zgodba sama in njena umetniska ideja
zahtevala mojstro vtrik; zgodilo sc je, ampak
"lucaJa sc ne spominjam natanko.
Jaz ne maram te sege in Sc je nisem posluzil
Sc nikoli. Tudi danes bi tega ne storil, &c bi ne bill
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Fran Albrecht:
(Konec.)

kakor pijana, omocena cd svojih zeljnih SAM
in pricakovanj je spremljala Mimi svoje goste
skozi gozd. Ljudje so Sc smejali, Salili sc tik ME,
Mimi sc je smejala z mimi in jih nj posluSala.
Samo cakala je, z vsakim drhtljajem srca je pri-
Gakovala, kdaj Sc DO zgodilo tisto nepopisno, ne
izrazno, kar ina ma NAH in takoj ma mestu cd
lociti usodo njenega ~zivljenja, uistiniti vso ne
pojmljivo sreco njenih obupnih SAM. kaj vse te
besede, ii laskavi pokloni, tie sale in besedi6enje
tujih Judi, XII ne dosezejo brzega poleta Meme
ga srca! Kaj cello viSnjeva lepota tega brezoblac-
mega neba, kaj vedra tiSina gozda, ko sc ina zdaj
zanjo trenotek zgoditi Guido vseh 6ud! -
Tesno oh njeni desnici je hodiI Aleksander,
ell in mozat. Yeast Sc ie osmelila pogledati vanj,
V ~njegovo lice, njegove oci, njegov ~smehljaj. III
Ge sta Sc nenadoma sreGala S trenotnim pogledom,
10 je pretreslo cd temena do nog, kot da sta sc
MUM srci dotaknili v begOten poljub. Kri je pre-
pevala pc njenih zilah $ piano opojnostjo
- Zdajzdaj 81 je dejala, ce sc je ME
gova roka dotaknila njene.
Srce il je hotelo zastati cd burnega navala
neizgovorjenih besed i'll custev. In cutila je, da
BIO morala vse povedati, po resnici in pravici,
vso veliko izpoved svoje i~zgresene, izgubljene
mladOsti. Kako je bila sama, tako krivicno in ne
znosno sama, kako so vse njene zeje, obupane in
zbicane, klicale in zvale k sebi sleherno uro, Sic
herni hip MEGA, samo MEGA edinega! Kako ga je
z ustmi tajila, kako ga je s srcem ljubila! Kako
je begala okrog V blaznem nemiru, neutesenem
priGakovanju, zenski nemoci, kako je preklinjala
in molila, ruvala 81 lase in Sc bila OBJ prsi ter ka-
ko je naposled, utrujena in bedna, zasnula v eni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-27
(Konec.)

Med Znablom in Pisejem blizu Bistricc ma
Eli je staa nekdaj ko6a ali kajza, kjer so Sc obi
rail- vsak ve6er, maj je bill kvaterni petek ali sve-
tex, fantje in dekleta, Xxi MISC bill ma dobrem gla-
su. Tudi Nrnjakova dekla je zahajala tia. Ma
neki kvaterni petek pa je ala po sill z MO donna
ca h6erka, XII je bila Sc otrok. Ko sta priSl; tin
v koco, je bila re zbrana ve6ja druzba hlapchv il
deklet, XII so SO pridno vrtili. Tudi Vrnjakova
dekla Sc je zavrtela. Vrnjakova heerka pa Sc je
stiskala cd groze V kot in Pc plesu prosila deklo,
da maj odideta IL koGe. Pc daljSem prigovarjanju
sc je dekla udala in sa domov z II amenom, da sc
vrne pozneje. Ma potu proti domu il pove he
dolzna h6erka, da so viseli plesocim fantom GU
reel jeziki IL ust, da SO imeli ma CLAW roziGke,
zadaj pa do tai zivalske repe. Dekla Sc je PEE
straSila in sc potem nj vrnila v ko6o. Drugi dan
nj bilo o oni koGi ne duha ne sluha, raznesli so 10
hudobci.
Ako vpraSas danes, kje je ono mesto, kjer je
stala usodna ko6a, ii vsak odgovori: "Tam, kjer
je poginila maGka"; dobili so MANFRED drugi dan
ma onem mestu, kjer je stala koGa, mrtvo maGSo.
Tedaj so sklenili fantje, da Sc ne SINE nikdar ne
petit in he gosti mimo tistega kraja. To izpolniu-
jejo bistriski mladenici Sc dandanes, kajti tam mi
mo ne POLO in tudi godba ne SINE igrati ma "ze-
gen.. Ako godba tega ne We in zaGne tam mimo
igrati, mora ma poveljc fantov takoj utihniti.
Med Gorjansko Planino in ZahomniSkim Brez-
nixon (planino) tece pc Jezerskem Prekopu ali
Jarku potok V Bartolo. Tam je bio nekdaj jeze-
70 in tam je zivel "lintvern', XII je podrl skalo,
da je odtekla voda. Podrl je tudi skalo ma zahom-
Skem kraju pri BistriSki cerkvi, tako da je Ea-
sci potok novo strugo ma Bistrico in daljc V III