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Chapter II

SA6RGOA
The next Afternoon / asked Mrs. Page
II she would like to go to the studio.
She agreed that it might be pleasant
and so / called a taxi. / had not yet
learned to run the car. When she
came down she had Fido under her
arm and said:
The poor dear needs an airing.
Tell the man to drive bit before we
go to the studio"
l told him to take US through the
park then stop at the studio. 1t was a
glorious afternoon and the park looked
enchanthgly lovely. Mrs. Page seemed
to care little for anything, however,
save Fido's pleasure; and talked to
him most of the time.
When we arrived at our destination,
Helen Ralstrom was just preparing to
leave for the day. Walter introduced
her to his mother and almost laughed
aloud as she raised her lorgnettes and
subjected Helen to an even longer
scrutiny than she had favored me at
the station; then turned abruptly
away, taking some bits of cake from
the tea-table, feeding Fido.
Il see we are late for tea" l said.
MRS. Page wanted to ride around the
park before we came here"
Il never drink tea at this hour In
the afternoon; never after O'Clock
Git was nearly 81 it ruins digestion
spoils my dinner" she returned as she
walked about the room, scrutinizing
Walters sketches. When she came
to the picture he was working on; the
one in which he was using Helen Raj
strom for model, she said:
1.-The composition is very good, Wal
ter. But / don't think / approve OF
your model; her type" Helen had
fingered, and now Mrs. Page turned tC
her, again scrutinizing her closely
You have, however, idealized her
see. Your picture has gained by doing
SO; but l should have selected q
more spiritual type. Miss Ralstrom-
is that the name?-is too altogether
modern.
Walter flushed with annoyance anC
Helen went out with an icy goodbye
that included us all. ! had noticed the
roadster parked at the curb. Had she
fingered hoping we would leave 81
that Walter could take her home?
| felt embarrassed every time
spoke to Mrs. Page. ] wondered if she
wanted to be called mother" yet fell
she might consider II a liberty were
to do so. So while Walter was getting
ready to go home with us, I timidl!
said:
Il scarcely konw what to call you
please tell me if / shall keep to Mrs
Pager" ! had intended to ask her
she wanted to be called mother" blu
/ couldn't.
"Of course! have no patience will
in-laws familiarity. Mrs. Page is m.
name, / prefer to have it used"
felt relieved, although there ma.
have been a little hurt feeling in m,
heart also. My mother had been 81
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Copper was in use before iron.
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Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a
young man in high school and would
like what advice you can give me-
have girl friend with whom l CORE
spond. She likes me very much, I
suppose, by the letters she writes, but
still she treats me as though she were
ashamed of me. When we meet, l
always speak, and sometimes she does
and sometimes she doesn't. l have
asked her not to be so friendly with
other boys, but she says she will do
as she pleases. Do you suppose she
likes me at all. ! admire her greatly,
yet she treats me as if l were her
enemy How can | gain her affectios !:
HORTON.
Girls who go to high school are
sometimes ashamed to admit even to
themselves that they are growing up.
They avoid anything that would give
the appearance that they have passed
out of childhood. This may seem
strange, but &.sknow for a fact that
many girls do not speak to boys when
they are with some one else, simply
because they feel embarrassed. If the
girl you like consents to go to school
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DITCH IMPROVEMENT
GRANTED IN DARkE

GREENVILLE, Ohio, Dec. 5.-Darke
county commissions at last have
granted what is known as the Green
ville-Mud Creek ditch Improvement
over the protests of many property
owners The Improvement is to starr
at Weaver's Station in Mud Creek, ex-
tend to Greenville creek and thence
down Greenville creek to Eastey's
land. two miles ard half east of
here.
The trial of Richard Purity, indicted
for robbery at the October term of
court, is expected to come to close
by Tuesday evening. Purity is alleged
to have been implicated in the holdup
of Alvin Brown, night operator at the
Panhandle railway station in this city,
on the morning of July %.
Squire John W. Donovan, referee in
bankruptcy for Darke county, has
been re-appointed for another two
years by the United States federal
court at Cincinnati.
Leona Rush, administrative of the
estate of Haskell Rush, has brought
suit in common pleas court against
Orel ]. Myers, executor of Mary L,
Rush, deceased, for an Injunction to
restrain the executor from disposing
of any of the personal property of the
estate left by the late Col. W. D. Rush,
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Chapters From a Woman's Life
BY Jane Phelps

pleased when Walter called her
mother" had always returned it by
calling him "son." But mother was
duckie little old-fashioned woman, not
at all like Walters aristocratic parent
Il don't like that model, Walter"
she said when he appeared. l soon
any disapproval she felt.
why not, Mater?" ne asked.
II don't believe she's good. Oh.
don't mean she is immoralI But she
has bad eyes and doesn't look straight
at one. She looks too as if she had a
bad disposition"
But / don't paint dispositions,
paint faces"
THE disposition SHOWS in the face
and that is why you had to idealize her
to make your picture what you intend
ed it to be. But come. Fido is getting
restless"
AS followed them to the elevator
| smiled. Mrs. Page might be disagree.
able to me in some ways, but her in
slant dislike of Helen Ralstrom had
intrigued me in her favor as perhaps
nothing else could have done. And !
walked home while Walter drove her
In the motor, feeling scarcely any re
sentiment when after Walter told me
to hop in-that we wouldn't mind
being crowded for the few blocks we
had to go-she said:
Your car isn't large enough for
three, Walter, and l can't have Fido
crowded"
"Fido is her hobby!" l muttered, not
| sorry to be alone.
Tomorrow-Many Changes in the
Household
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who died prior to his wife, Mary L.
Rush.
o. A. McNutt was appointed admin
istrator of Sarah ]. Reigle, deceased
Bond. $4,000.
Lee INDIAN was appointed guardian
of Lottie Midlam, a minor. Bond,
$3.50.
Answer of Glen Mckee filed in the
estate of V. S. Marker. deceased.
Clara Crawford. guardian of Dwight
Crawford ct al. filed fourth account
Louise Kirchert, executrix of the
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o'clock meeting the Rev. ]. ]. Rae
will be the speaker. Selections will
be played by the Hibberd orchestra.
Ruth and Martha Keck will sing
.'Hark!, the Herald Angels Sing
(Mendelssobn and Dear Little Stran-
ger" Gabriel. Refreshments will be
served by the committee during the
afternoon. A large attendance is de-
sired.
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Hibberd Parent eachers
Will Meet Thursday

The Hibberd- Parent-Teachers' asso-
citation will hold a social get-together
gathering at 2:30 o'clock Thursday
afternoon preceding the regular meet
ing at $3.50 o'clock. At the $3.50
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parties with you, you may be sure she
likes you Do not ask her to give up
other boys, because she is too young
to go with you and no one else.
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Clean your bowels! reei Line!
When you feel sick, dizzy, upset,
when your head is dull or aching, or
your stomach is sour or gassy, just
take one or two Cascarets to relieve
No griping-nicest laxa-
on earth for grown-ups
and children. 10c a box. Taste like
dy-Advertisement
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VIII of Michael Kirchert. deceased.
filed sale BILL
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-04-20
GIRLS BAND CONCERT

The Girls band will give it's fourth
annual band concert at the college
auditorium tomorrow evening April q.
at Sis p. m. The bard is under the
direction of Prof. Arthur NJ. Johnson,
instructor in wind instruments. Pro-
feessor Johnson has devoted consider
able time to the preparation of this
concert and we can be assured that
his efforts will be appreciated by the
revelation OF this concert.
There will be four soloists in the
concert this year. Helen Peddicord,
soprano, assisted by Prof. H. L. Kohler,
baritone: Marie ]. Hanson, trombone:
Marjorie Cole. Neutrality-suspicious. and
Prof. A. M. Johnson. saxophone.
State college prides itself in having
the largest ladies' band in the north.
west. This band was organized by
Prof. Carl Christensen. in 1919, and
whenever they have appeared on any
occasion they have attracted a lot OF
attention and only words Of praise
have been said about this organiza.
ton. II you have not heard the girls
band in concert you have missed a real
treat. Remember the date.
Admission rs cents. Tickets on sale
at Observation-Disclosures.
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Y. w. C.. A. NOTES

Two new girl reserve leaders have
been secured to lead the Freshman
club and the Seventh Grade corps in
the places of Mrs. Ling and Mrs. Hey
mer, who found it necessary to give
up the work. The leaders are Miss
Mitchell for the Freshmen and Miss
Dinnetz for the Seventh Grade girls.
The Seventh Grade girls are right on
hand when there is service work to
be done. Last Saturday nine Of them
appeared to give the Y. w. C. A. yard
a thorough cleaning. About an hours
use Of rakes made a different looking
yard. Some interesting pictures were
taken which will find a place in the
club memory book.
Parts have been assigned for the
pageant play, Friendly Kingdom" and
the special group songs which will be
part Of the girl reserve entertainment
to be given within the next few weeks,
All Of the IS girl reserves in the city
will have a part.
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Children's Party-A party for al

Children's Party-A party for all
children of Eastern Star members was
held last Friday afternoon from 4 to
Z at the Masonic temple. About rs
children enjoyed the games and the
two-course supper. Easter favors were
presented to each guest. Mrs. r. II.
Bartlett was the chairman Of the COM
mittee Of II who had charge Of the
entertainment.
Friendship Club Mrs. s. j. Ru-
dolph, 1925 Williams street, was the
hostess to the Friendship club last
Wednesday, April II. The afternoon
was spent with the usual social chat
and fancy work. A two-course lunch
was served.
Birthday Party-Mrs. c.. A. West,
125 Twelfth avenue, invited a number
OF her son, Jacks, friends to help
celebrate his fifth birthday last Sat
urday afternoon. Interesting games
were. played, brought to a happy end
ing with the serving of refreshments,
the feature Of which was a birthday
cake lighted with candles.
Complimentary-Mrs. E. s. Hansen,
7O3 Twelfth avenue, entertained
about eight guests Tuesday afternoon
in honor Of her daughter, Mrs. Ray
Elleefson of Canton. A three course
luncheon was served at 5 o'clock. The
table was made beautiful with a cen
terpiece of pink roses.
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some interesting personal reminis-
cences OF the dramatist, Mrs. Mad
den having been a schoolmate of Susan
Glastow. The hostess served delicious
refreshments as a climax to this most
interesting meeting.
Thursday Club-The Thursday club
met on Monday evening on account of
no meeting last week. The evening
was spent in dancing. The committee
in charge consisted of Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Dusen Fishback, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
H. Sexauer and Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Bartlett.
Saturday Literary club-The Sat.
urday Literary club met at the home
of Mrs. F. NJ. Kremer, S12 Sixth street.
A delightful paper ON the life of
Frances Willard was read by Mrs
Flora A. Mitchell. and another on
Edith Cavell was read by Mrs. J.. G..
Raak. Mrs. Fl. F. Haroldson read the
second chapter of an original story.
Refreshments were served by the
'oSNSoo AZ " ClOCk.
luncheon-Miss Grace WATSON and
Miss Edith Pierson entertained 16
guests al the dainty tea rooms Of the
Home Economics department last
Thursday noon. The luncheon was
served by Miss Wasson's food class
In three courses. The tables were
distinctively decorated with place
cards and gladioli.
Dancing Party--At the Redman hall
last Saturday evening Coach and Mrs.
Z. A. West and Mr.. and Mrs. l. j.
Bibby delightfully."- entertained the
Monogram club Of the college at dane
ing. Alumni as well as active men,
oers were included. Light refresh
ments were served. The music was
furnished by Mrs. Fahey. Miss Peter
son and Joe Schaller.
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BUSINESS GIRLS CLUB

The Business Girls club met Mon.
Professor Powers is giving a very in.
~teresting series Of talks on the Bible
in Literature, beginning at 1880.
A special feature of the meeting
Monday evening was a talk on the
Growth Of the Orchestra. by Professor
Christensen. He illustrated his talk
by records which showed clearly the
different instruments which make up
an orchestra.
The meeting next Monday evening
will consist Of the Bible talk, basketry
and a friendly circle to which all girls
are invited to come and bring their
own work.
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DECISION MADE PUBLIC

There are many friends and promin.
ent stockholders in Brookings, who
will be glad to know that the Brictson
Manufacturing Co. has been cleared of
it's trouble in the courts and will be
interested in reading part Of the
courts decision. which has Just been
made public. 1t speaks we'll for the
ability and confidence of Attorney M.
e. Culhane, who procured the charter
for this corporation and has been the
company's attorney all through this
litigation.
In the case of H. Il. Close, ct al.
against Brictson Manufacturing Co.,
the United States circuit court of ap-
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SOCIETY NEWS


Anyone having social news Of interest win
confsr . favor ON the Register by phonins
$50.
Woman's club-Mrs. e. A. Lentz,
III 6evsnth street, was the hostess of
Ne Woman's club at their weekly
tssoting. Two short dramas OF Susan
dloutow were read In charge Of Mrs.
~. Harding. Mr.. Madden Of Castle
voo1, : guest 1t the meeting. gave
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ODD FELLOWS WILL CELEBRATE

On Wednesday evening. April rs,
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will
celebrate the 103rd anniversary Of the
order at their hall. ALI Odd Fellows
and their wives and all Rebekahs and
their husbands are requested to be
present. There will be a program Of
music. readings, etc. Come and have
q good social time. Refreshments will
be served.-Advertisement.
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either to the adjoining property or the
o way. They would make the
road ~pleasanter to travel over and also
to live by.
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Our highways would be much more
attractive if lined with shade trees.
These trees could be set SO or more
feet apart and would do little damage
Glas svobode., 1922-08-11
''NOSTRADAMUs"

z danaSnjO Stevilko Smo priceli
priOb6evati velezanimiv roman
NOStradamuS" Kdor bi ga rad
eital, pa Sc nj naroGen ma "Glas
Svobode', mai to stOri nemudoma.
DanaSnje Stevilke smo tiskali ne
kaj vec kakor ponavadi. Tako mo-
reno postre6i pocetkom tega ro-
mana tud tistim, XII Sc utegnejo
naroeiti ma list po danaSnjem
dnevu.
PripOminjamo, da ne bono IL
skali knjige, kakOr smo to delali
z vsemi ve6iimi IN zanimivejSimi
rOmani. Zato maj gledajo vsi ma
roenIki, da citaio roman cd Ste
vilke do Stevilke, ee hoceio imeti
pravi vzitek in pravo korist cd tc-
ga romano.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-11

tedna sesta zastopn savkuJocih
gariev prestavn pemogokopov sth gavnh drzav Gle
veandu knfereco h stremi kOncanem pemogake save
takoi dug dan atrh predsedn zdruenh rudaev ame
kh da pride knferenc do popne premokopnem
sporu Xxi traa re cd l. apria
Potm odek Zdruzenh udarev ameshh ie vceraj gaoval
nadavnje pogaanj gede pogodb mezdne esv1ce sm
premogokopnmi lastk ohaske dave zapadne Pennsylvania
ndane in Tnoisa h dospe Cleveland ma kupno konerenco
sklicano svrho poravnanja stavke mehkega premoga
Naznanvs odsekov skep XII j bill fomano odobrenje popre
Snega sepa odani predsednka Lewa drugh unsh uradn
kov e dejal Mr.. Lewis tole
Trdno uverj da bo ko bo tua sestavena mezd
esva po ovih mehkega
sedaj av sreO mezdno pogodbo ter vro ma deo
tekom enega tedna."
Koncnie stake med deavc po rovh rdega premoga
zasava apra bo edo temu miru In deo Sc DO
udi doicnh amah Tako nada zatrdl Lewis Do
poraave pri med eavc rdega in lastn
s premogokopov Ali dose MISC dooe dneva takno po
gaianie, XII ie bilo ukinjeno meseca junija.
To- da odkonie organzacije pemogovniskh ankov n
diane nosa vdeetev ceveand konferenc je dejal e
wis, ne bo oviralo pogajanj Clevelandn,
Kakor zgeda druzbe Indane in noisa ostrih
anh de ali b vdeleze cvelandske konfeenie ali
je eke Lewis Veseo bo pridejo Ce vzrajajo
svoi odoniv mas to pravnc ne nadaeva
deo konference vsakem sucau mamo zagotovo in 81
zanesvo zagotovo bodo zeo vazi premogovni od
khni cd ndiane in Inosa ter podpa mezdno svco
brzko io sprejmejo tel konferenci.
zatrdv da bo tr erne mehkega zaprh
da vsled preogaske sae odpth tekm edna sknJe
m ie Mr. Lewis deja da premogari dobi to stavko ma
cell Grti in da e stavke pravzaprav re konec
sNihGe veG ne msi dea da b bile place znzane
eokopn indstrii Sedaj gre "a zogn nepr
mernmu ponizau premogovnh astnikov Mi h nikakor
ponizai Ia remmo to- ola cmpreJ ko mogoce
pne do ama nadae da Sc deavcl vno ma deo In ola DO
odpomagano obcinstvu %
Predsedni noiSh ruarev Frank Harrington je naroc ILL
canom pocnega odseka maj podpiao in
premogar stavk podag posamcni drzavnh pogodb
lastn Mr. Lewis prav da b ba takna potka odkonena &c
odseku prstav da prave vznemra Far
ringtonovo obnaSanje.
Po poroGih Ebenburga Pa, zavi cenrana pemnsyl
premogokopnh asnkov z Cearfeda up
mem porou vdeea cevelandsk konerence n nobene
ne h h stremfa "a naodno pogodbo svho koneanja pno
garske avke ODE druzb ukoni nobenm Sepom
Ik iih uegne sprejeti clevelandska konferenca.
vh eh poroc je razdno da je konec premogarske avk
ze prav bEzu
G razvesiva Sc poebno zastranega ker kakor N
posne IL Lewisove zatrdtve pemoga dogotranem in
KEN boiu zmagali na cell crit.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-11
KoNEC MESCANSKE VoJNE
MA IRSKEM?

London. - Y me$GanSki vOjni
ma Irskem lie navidezno nastal
preOkret. ZastopniH vsta$ev so
prispeli V Cork, kjer je glavni
stan vladnih Get, da razpravljaiO
o mirovnih pogojih. Nj Sc gotOvo,
&c voditelji vstaSev OdobravajO ia
korak. Ze Osem dni so Okoli Linn
mericka Srditi boji Dive vazni @
piraliSeei vstaSev so oSvojile vladne
Gete.
Dublin. = IrSka delavska Stran-
ka je pozvala elane irskega parla-
menta ma Skupno kopfereneO, ola
Sc sklene mir in napravi konee
meSeansk voini ma Irskem. KOn-
fereuce pa nj bio, ker je doSlo
premalo elanoy.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-11

samostoinimi kmeti, XII SO ma to IL
iavili. da Sc nadalje vztrajajo V
vladi. Parlamentarni klub SKIS je
incl zvecer dolgo sejo, ma kateri
ie koncno odobril sporazum.
Beograd, 81. julia. = Cd druge
strani iavliajo, ola imata ministra
Ivan Puceli in Andrija Stanic ma
logo izdelati vsebino sporazuma,
Xxi ie; bill snoci dosezen med SKIS
in ministrskim predsednikom. Re-
dakciia sporazuma Sc izvrsi tekom
danasnjega dneva. Minister Pucelj
ie ze snoei iavil pismeno, da pre-
.klicuje ostavko.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-11
FrdlC0Ski kabilGt Sc
StTilja Z min. POilCarGjGll
glGd6 NGnGijG.
V javnosti prevladuje mnenje, da
nj misliti ma kak kompromis
med Parizom in Londonom
glede ma nemski moratorii.
= Stvari stole zelo slabo
zozirom ma londonsko
konferenco.

Francoski kabinet je vceraj na
izredni sell, Xxi il je predsedoval
republiSki predsed'nik Millerand,
docela odobril staliSce, ki ga ie
zavzel ministrski predsednik Poin-
care ma zavezniSki konferenci V
Londonu glede ma reparacijski
problem. Seja ie bila nenadoma
sklicana, da Sc ma njej posvetuje
francoski kabinet o Poincarejevih
porocilih O poteku lond0nskih raz-
motrivanj. Po sell je bila Poinca
reiu poslana London brzojavka
V kateri ie povedano, ola Sc fran
cosE1i kabinet soglasno Strinja L
njegovim staliscem.
Kakor izgleda, Sc obeta zaveznl-
ski konferenci Londonu kaj ma
10 sreGe. Anglezi in Francozi
vztrajajo, kakor Sc zdi, vsak PR
svojem miSljenju glede Polncare-
ievega reparacijskega programa.
Nobena stranka ne namerava po-
pustiti
Zastrantega ie obstanek antant2
V nevamosti. Morda utegne prltl
do navideznega kompromisa, kaf
bo pae zavleklo krizo "a par ted
NOV, ali potem bo FranciJa posto-
pala tenn vpraSanju ma lastnl
pest.
Ce Sc ta potek stvari ne ukfon
dersrju (financniki IN stroIkov
|niaki meniio, da Sc ne boz, po
tenn bodo Francozi izkusall popol
mona pohabiti nemSko drzavo po
litiGno. Razpolozenje V teJ smer
ie cedalie mocnejSe ma Frances
lkem, kakor to poudariajo razni
pariska porocila.
Glas svobode., 1922-08-11

zenarska stavka e dospea o6k ko H bait spoSne-
GA deopusta DO zeeznieah ej deze Joets oogoo 30
eo veko pripomogi Sc vec TO- da so zezns oaro
ni g ne vedo ai pavi opravja zeeznSkO suzDo IN HI VO-
diio zeniSko obraOvanje svoh zeeznklh SstemoV IL
premljenh psaen Wall Sreetu New 1Orau odO uusi
Spravni ponudek predsednka Hardlnga 5 Naterh u O ~
il Sc precei zadOvOjnL
Danes maio kOnferenco unijs vodteii Wahingonu ze-
lezniSki barOnie pa New Yorku
Cd zda in kepa dveh kOnferenc Odvsno vse nadahe
postopanie naSe Wade zadevi zeezmearSke StaVke'
Ce msk vodte danes den skOneati stavke sto-
ri predsednk pred kOngre popoS "a obas IN pa
co do prevzetja vSeh zeeznic dezeli
kaksn oi bo predsednik Harding zahteva od kongres
tozadeyno poobao NaGrt k sta deIala zvezn
pravdnk Daugherty mddavna trgovnska komsa "a PeVz
e zelezn Sc nj opuSGen Pedsednk ina dive pot On ahko "a
htea kOngresa Ozadevno rezoueo ali pa srogo
ksna e ba uzakonna predsednka WisGna eda ko Je A
merika stopila vrtinec Syetovne vOlne
Sieve pa n gavna tocka predsednka da dObl obas "a
nrevzetie narodnh eznic Nadae pe6a preddnk tud
so ma to- da prevzame td premog Ope cell deze
ne pride poravnave med premogar in premogokopn
laStnikL
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e ma pomoG protest eh kakh sedemnaststo
pometnih zelezncariev odlozHO deO ter odslo domov
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vzoGno drzavnh e razbua zeeznGare tise h STAY
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tere n prSteva strOjne kuaGe prvOdnke zavra6e ogba
ie pred oetskm dogod odoz deo Pcetek zeeniear
ske savke promenm osobiem orej teku Treba e
pravzaprav pozv uskega urada spoSna ali
neralna zeezniearska stavka V poponem zamahu
Nastopane vojaSva stavkarh okrozh pnaSa torej vet
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baonetov kakOr mara sedet zeeznk barone
svoh razkoSn pSanah b mOra deat pod nadzorstvO
voiaSke sle. Prizgai bi 81 smodke ter Odsi dOmov.
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naSega zgornjega zaua prav bo b zpozna da nj
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pameneie poSuzeva vsedruganh sredsev dOSegO
ndusth porh Treba je predvsem vsranske pravicnO
h predsedn Zdruzen nagibati boil
tel kakor on On b praen strankam de
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vzeem predsednk prejkOne pridob zeleiGae de
bo moraa vada uv take delavske da bo de-
avstvu mogoGe zponvat enSke pose pa
ella.