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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23
Beaufort County Farmers
Hold Cooperative Market

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Seven-
teen Beaufort county farmers on
August 10 held a cooperative hog
sale that totaled $3,210.65. reports
w. L. McKahay, farm agent of the
extension service of State college.
The shipment consisted of Ill
hogs, weighing 22,780 pounds. Reg
ular sales days are held on the
second and fourth Tuesday of ev-
cry month. Weighing and grading
of hogs is supervised by the farm
agent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23
Neighborhood Program
On Pulpwood Cutting
Planned In Caldwell

LENO1R, Aug. &c. J. Good
man, assistant farm agent for
Caldwell county, reports that a
definite plan of eighborhood cut
ting Of pulpwood and hauling is
being planned in his section.
Pulpwood has become a war
materal and to meet the increas-
ed demand farmers are asked to
help. At the same time they wi
be carrying on forestry thinning
Improvement program.
Farm Agent Goodman's office ;s
providing markets and inform
ton for the farmers. LA
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23

Uncle Sam needs 26 per cent
more wheat next year. Agrono-
mists suggest that yields can be
increased by proper preparation
of the soil, adequate fertilizing at
planting, and sowing at the right
time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23

Extra pickers will be needed to
harvest the cotton crop before it
suffers weather damage. Uncle
Sam needs more good cotton for
war Industries. Join a cotton pick
ing gang"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23

The War Meat Board urges
growers to finish hogs under 23O
pounds to conserve feed. The hog
crop should also be marketed ear
ly to prevent later market glut.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23

. Cancel your reservations
promptly, if it becomes
necessary to change your
plans.
. Travel light, taking only
one piece of baggage on
train. (Check other baggage
at least a day before de-
parture).
. Wait your turn in the
dining car patiently and va
cate your seat promptly
after being served.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23
Drought Causes Shorto,.
OF Corn And Hay In Ar,

wARRENToN, Aug. 22.-rs,n
ers in Warren county report a. ~
the recent drought has ca,,sas ~
acute shortage of corn and '
crops in their area. N''
R. S. Smith, farm agent o, a.
State college extension serv;, S'
Inmates that the corn cron ~ y, e.
rem county will be only one.5s, SsI,
OF last years, the hay but osl sa
fourth, and cotton and toh, vie
three-fourths. 'aeco,
--V-
An iron n1Onoer ;s
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23
!: Don't travel unless absolutely necessary

but if you MUST travel
you also can help solve the
wartime transportation
problem if you will:
. Plan every trip and buy
round-trip tickets as far in
advance as possible.
. Accept cheerfully the ac-
commodations that are
available.
. Travel during the mid
week; save the week-ends
for the men in service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23

water drainage at both ends o,n
be sunk in the ground and usad
with success. The lid should he
rodent proof and covered with
straw or soil. Will
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23

There are more than 10000 lakes
in Florida.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23

An iron monger is a bar5u...
dealer. -N"aH
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23

In anticipation of this critical situation, we have
added all the locomotives and passenger equipment
that we muster. Despite all of our efforts, how
ever forced to ask that you do not travel
unless it is absolutely necessary.
We believe that you will realize that only wartime
travel conditions could cause us to make such
suggestion. But feel that your personal interest
in helping Shorten the War is greater than your
Immediate desire to travel So we know that you
will be glad to cooperate in this way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-23


If, even in some small way, you can help Shorten
the lTar by few days you may spare that moment
when someone dear to you would have become
casualty.
And there is way that may never have occurred
to you: For you can help Shorten the War by NOT
travelling! So before planning your trip, ask yourself
if the trip will help Shorten the War if The trip is
absolutely necessary.
This unusual request is being made in order to
help relieve the growing serious shortage of vital
passenger train facilities.
More than one-half of all Pullman cars and one
third OF all coaches in the United States now are
being used for military movements Regular trains
are too often unavoidably over-crowded. Service
men and women under orders and on frlol CHS, and
those on vital war missions must travel B IT. when
trains are over.crowded they too frequently are
forced to stand for long dstancesor to caDce their
travel plans altogether
And the peak Of essential wartime trave, has no+
been reached! lA0'
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Briide-E|ect
is Honored

JEAN VOILAND. bride-elect
of June 5, takes time from par
ties to announce her wedding
attendants )dsy. She has ask
ed her sister Mary to be her
maid of honor. and Virginia
Peltier TO be bridesmaid.
Her fiance, Joseph ]. Fox, will
be attended by Steve A. Bos-
ton. petty officer second class
of Crosse lie, and George Mac
Donald of Roseviile.
Miss Voiland was feted at a
large miscellaneous shower Civ
en- at the home of Mrs. John C..
Charbeneau by Mrs. Robert H..
Wilde and Mrs. Madar Van
Hollenbeck last evening. The
so guests brought miscellane-
Gus gifts, and house prizes went
to Mrs. Louis B. Peltier, Mrs.
Lucas Charbeneau, and Mrs.
George Spear. The evening was
devoted to games.
Friday evening Miss Peltier
will be hostess at a crystal and
linen shower, and Mrs. A. w.
Voiland of Detroit, also has en-
tertained for the bride-elect.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

Lindsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Gorton
j. Montague. Rev. and Mrs.
George A. Merifield, Rosemary
Scott, Jane Howard, Richard
Stockwell, and Mrs. G.. A. Pers-
son, Jr.
MRS. THUR PELTIER,
1875 Rathbone street, who was
taken to ST. Joseph's hospital
Tuesday evening in serious con-
dition, is reported to be in fair
condition at the hospital today.
MRS. RALPH CUYLER Greg
ula Wissmueller) arrived home
Tuesday night from Manhattan,
Kan. and is at her apartment on
Walnut street. Lieut.. Cuyler,
who is Stationed at Fort Riley, is
on desert maneuvers.
DIR. AND MRS. S. l.. GOLD
BERG and daughters Louise and
Alice of Chicago are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Alpern for the
remainder of the week.
KATHLEEN ANN KOCH
LER, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
w. H. Koehler of Detroit, was
christened at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Koehler, by the Rev. Alfred
p. Landon of the Methodist
Church Sunday afternoon. Mar
garet Hawkins of Chicago and
DR.. w. j. Thaler of Detroit were
sponsors. A family gathering
followed, other guests being
Mrs. Thaler, Mrs. William Nc
Knight of Boswell, Ind, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Kruse and daugh-
ter Carol, and Mrs. julius
KOehler.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Study Club Has,
Dinner MeetinQ

A DINNER MEETING for
members of Child Study Group
Three was held last evening at
the home of Mrs. George Priehs,
TO close the groups activities for
the season, except for the annual
picnic with children in July.
Mrs. Priehs was assisted by
Mrs. Alvin Rosso, Mrs. Henry
Henning, Mrs. Robot Allen, Mrs.
Robert Holden. Mrs. Bernard
Greenfield, and Mrs. William
GaSs.
Annual and convention re-
ports were read at the business
meeting.
MRS. M. r. LITTLE, Lincoln
avenue, will be hostess to the
members of the Breakfast Dis
cussion club Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Roy Hoover. Place cards
will be pictures of members TAX
en- during school days. Each one
will be given a name and each
will find her partner at the
table from picture. Some rem
lnlscences of school days will
furnish the topic for table talk.
The afternoons discussion will
be on current events.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Spnq Swnq Plans are Biz Social News Among Girl Reserves
To Wed Friday
WEDDING NEWS OF i

WEDDING NEWS OF INTER-
EST is the announcement of the
coming marriage of Ensign Rob-
ert Shoemaker. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Shoemaker of De-
troit. and Irene Meranda of Jack
son Heights, Ohio. The ceremony
will take place in Trinity Chapel
in Columbus, Ohio, Friday morn
ing Ensign Shoemaker is
grandson of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Shoemaker of this
city. and a nephew of Miss EN-
ma Shoemaker, Mrs. Harry Stod-
dard and Mrs. Leonard Miller.
MRS. c. P. McGRATH enter
tanned a group of 20 members Of
the faculty of Mount Clemens
High school at her home on Lin
coin avenue last evening. Mrs.
Cash Southwell presided at the
a-table, and tulips and lilacs
were the floral decorations.
THE % SAFETY PATROL
boys and girls Of Lincoln school
were gathered after school
Wednesday Dor a party at the
Community Clubhouse at Self
ridge Homes. Games and re-
freshments were enjoyed by the
group with their chaperone,
Virginia Mitchell of the faculty.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Card Party
Baked Sale Set

BIN SENIOR SISTERHOOD
will sponsor card party and
bake sale at the New GlenWood
Hotel, 33 South Gratiot avenue.
at 2 o'clock on Wednesday, June
2, il is announced today.
Mrs. Meyer Edelstein. chair
man, will be assisted by Mrs.
Leon Mandel, Mrs Morris Gersh
and Mrs Boris Litvin on the
bake sale. while Mrs. Samuel
Malbin is in charge of the card
party. The public is cordially in
vited.
WILLIAM NJ ! X F. l. A | T ar
rived home last night from the
University of Michigan, TO spend
the next four weeks with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
A. Mikelait.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Chdperons Listed
for Friday Night Parry

THERE'S a last-minute sour
rying for tickets for the Spring
Swing, to be sponsored by the
Girl Reserves at Hillcrest Fri
day evening.
No tickets will be sold at the
door, the general chairman,
Elaine Trombley. announced to-
day, and the ticket sale will be
limited to 100 couples.
Chaperons for the event will
be Principal and Mrs. Monte
McFarlane, Supt. and Mrs. L..
w. Fast, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Skating Party

THE TENANTS LEAGUE Of
Selfridge Homes will sponsor an
adult roller-skating party at
Mount Clemens Arena this eve
ming, with refreshments to fol-
low at the Community club
house at Selfridge Homes. Mrs.
Allen Oates and Mrs. John
Kirkman are in charge of en-
tertainment, while Mrs. Emer-
son Shepher ' and Mrs. Paul
Boring of refreshments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Hose Care

PROLONG the life-span Of
your precious hosiery by recol-
oring it at home with a special
stocking dye. Odd hose can be
paired off, faded hose can be
perked up. and out of season
shades can be brought up to
date.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Acid INDIGESTION

Relieved IN minutes OF double your money bach
When excess stomach acid causes painful. tunocat-
ing gas stomach and heartburn do,tors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines known for
symptomatic relief-medicines like those In Boil ans
Tablets No larstive Bell-ans brings comfort In
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
WARNINcl eEWARE OF
Dwell WORMS

Roundworms inside you or your child can
cause real trouble. And you may not know
what 10 wrong. Warning signs are: 'picky"
appetite, nervousness. uneasy stomach.
itching parts. Get Jayne's VermifuRe right
Awayi JAYNE'S Is Americas leading pro-
prietary worm medicine used by millions.
Acts gently yet expels roundworms.
Be sure you get JAYNE'S VERMlFUGEl
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Ma,i;,,e lie, and Bride

LIEUT. RALPH CHARBENEAU, USIC pilot and his BRIDE
Noreen Watson, of Mr.
doph Watson Sonewa N c. pictured above with their
flower Carrie Ellen Gatn The wedding took place Easter
brides Lieut. and Mrs Char
Cherry c. Marine base He
the Mr. Mrs Clarence Charbeneau as Lincoln
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
BetrOthal Revealed

MIR. AND MRS. ALBERT
SEARS of Harrison Township
announce the engagement of
their daughter Media 10 How
ard White, seaman first class,
USN. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
White, 100 Washington avenue.
No wedding date has been set.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
MRS. MORTIMER WELLS

NhS. NON INIEh w r L L y
entertained the st. Louis Rose
Club yesterday, with card prizes
going to Mrs Harold Widrig
Mrs. Louis Heffron, Mrs Ste
phen Schwenk. Mrs Robert
Vogel, Mrs Louis Lochum, and
Mrs. John Flood Mrs. Yochum
will be hostess June g.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22

Priprave "a usmrcevanje lju-
di so sc vrsile vedno v imenu
bozjem ali sploh kakega DONNIE
vanega visjega bitja, XII 81 ga je
izmislila ljudska domisljija.
Preden so start Fenicanje pre-
rezali goltanec kakemu ujetni-
ku, SO opravili slavnostno bogo-
sluzje pray tako, kakor nekaj
tisoc let pozneje move genera
cije, preden so odsle ma vojno
unicevat sovraznika z ognjem
in mecem. Ljudozrci otokov
guinejskih in polyneziskih zrt-
vujejo svojim malikom in iva
jajo najrazlicnejse pobozne O.
brede, preden slovnostno pozro
svoje ujetnike ali nepotrebne
ljudi, kakor misijonarje,, poto-
valce in poslovodje raznih tr-
govskih tvrdk ali navadne ra-
dovedneze. Ker do njih nj pro-
drla kultura ornatov, okrasajo
svoje boke z venci IL pisanega
perja gozdnih pticev.
Preden je sveta inkvizicija Sc
zgala svoje zrtve, je imela maj
slovesnejse bogosluzje, veliko
maso petjem.
Pri usmrcenju zlocincev sode.
lujejo vedno duhovniki. Ma
Pruskem je spremljal pastor
pod sekiro, v Avstriji katoliski
duhovnik pod vislice, v Franciji
pod giljotino, v, Ameriki ma e.
lektricni stol, v spaniji k stolu,
XII je globokoumen stroj "a Ia
davljanje, v Rusiji bradat pop
revolucijonarja it'd. Veliko kla-
ME svetovne vojne torej nj mo-
glo izhaiati brez blagoslovja
duhovnistva. Vojni kurati vseh
armad so "molili in sluzili mase
"a zmago vojske, pri kateri so
jedi kruh. Pri usmrcenju upor-
nih vojakov Sc je pojavil du-
hovnik, pri usmrcenju ceskih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22

DO cesa sumila, ko bodo odnasa-
Ii in nakladali klavir. In tudi "a
divan imam ze kupca, nekega
znanega starinarja. Popoldne
pride sam. Usnjen divan sc da-
mes dobro placuje!"
'In drugega nic?" je vprasal
kurat ter Sc neprestano grabil
z obupanim obrazom "a glavo.
"Pokorno javljam, gospod
felkurat, prinesel sem namesto
dveh steklenic orehovca kar pet
steklenic, da bono imeli zalogo.
Ali maj odneso klavir? Sicer
pref zapro zastavljalnico."
Kurat je brezupno zamahnil
rokami, in takoj nato so ze
nakladali klavir ma voz -.
Ko Sc je svejk vrnil il "a
stavljalnice, je nasel kurata
pred odprto steklenico orehov-
ca -. Ko je odpiral tretjo Ste
klenico, je prisel starinar, in
kurat mu je prodal divan. Po
odhodu starinarja je kurat ma
dale prijateljski kramljal S
svejkom in skupaj sta popila Sc
emo steklenico. A sedela sta Sc
dolgo, in ko Sc je zmracilo, sta
sedela svejk in kurat Sc vedno
v zivahnem pomenku.
Ponoci pa Sc je razmerje IL
premenilo. Kurat Sc je povrnil v
.sinocnje stanje, zamenjal je
svejka z nekom drugim in ga je
zopet tikal.
Ia idila je trajala tako dol
60, da je bio svejku dovolj in
je dejal kuratu: "Zdaj mi je pa
tega zadosti! Pojdi spat in smr-
ci, razumes?"
In ker sc je kurat Sc obotav-
ljal, ga je svejk naposled pri-
sill, da Sc je sezul in slekel ter
je legel ma postelj. In koncno Sc
je razlegalo po stanovanju sloz-
no smrcanje gospoda feldkura-
ia in njegova pucfleka svejka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22
SANDSTONE DRUsTVO
LOZKA DOLINA

Uradniki "a leto, 1943 80 sle-
deei: predsednik Frank Baraga,
7702 Lockyear Ave; podpred-
sednik Jernej Krasovec; tajnik
Frank Bavec; 1897 East sc St.
Henderson 91S3; blagajnik in
zapisnikar John Leskovec, 1915
Darley Ave; nadzorniki John
Lokar John Sterile in Charles
Roman.
Seje sc vrsijo vsako tretjo
sredo v mesecu v S. N. Domu,
st. 4 stare poslopje. Drustvo
sprejme move clane cd 16 leta
do As leta s prosto pristopnino
ter zdravnisko preiskavo.
Drustvo plaza $4,000 smrt-
nine in $500 ma teden bolniske
podpore "a 81 mesecnine. Ia
sprejem ali pregled novih ela'
nov so vsi slovenski zdravniki.
Ia nadaljne informacije Sc
obrnite ma drustvene odbornike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22
Mali oglasi
NEDRzAVLJANKE

NEDRzAVLJANKE : :.
Ali amislite ma bodocnost?
Ali bi ,rade imele delo, XII Sc DO
nadaHevalo po vojni?
Potem delajte "a tx
HOTEL STATLER
Mirna, cista; lepa, ne nevarna oke-
Iica, udobnf prostori "a delavke In re-
stavracija. Pocitnice place o-prosta "a
varovalnina. 81 w.
Ma delo sprejmemo: .'
" - HISNE
Plaza - obleko preskrbimo
DELAVKE IA PRALNICO
-r Plaza
- POMOCNICE IA PEKO
Placa-poleg obedov-poleg
obleke
CISTILKE PONOCI
Plaza - obed
Nobene izkusnje Sc ne potrebu-
je "a gornja della
KUHARICE
Plaza - poleg obedov - poleg
oblek
Starost nj vazna-vam nj treba znati
govoriti anglescine. Zglasite Sc PER-
SONNEL uradu, soba St. 1886, med S.
in g. uro.
F., HOTEL STATLER
u 10Th e. E,,oliI A11o
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22
sgijonarjev 81 videl duhovni-

leglJonarJev 81 Viuel uunoshi-
ke. a
Mic Sc nj izpremenilo cd I'll
ste dobe, ko je razbojnik Vol
teh, XII so mu deli prislov 'sve-
ii" deloval . mecem v eni in S
krizem v drugi roki pri nlorje-
nju in iztrebljanju pobaltiskih
Slovanov.
Ljudje SO sli IL vse Europe
kakor zivina v klavnico, kamor
SO jih vodili razen mesarjev ce-
sarjev, kraljev in drugih po-
tentatov ter vojskovodij duhov-
niki vseh veroizpovedi, blago-
slavljajoe jih in jih vzpodbuja-
joe h krivi prisegi, da bodo ma
.zemlji, v zraku, ma morju it'd.
Dvakrat Sc je sluzila vojna
masa; pred odhodom ma fronto
in potem "a fronto pred facet
kom klanja in pobijanja. Spo-
minjam Sc, da nam je pri TAXI
mast sovrazen aeroplan spustil
bombo ma oltar, in cd vojnega
kurata nj ostalo mic drugega,
neko krvave cunje. Potem so
oisali 0 MEM kakor o muceniku,
a nasi aeroplani so pripravljali
enako slavo vojnim kuratom ma
drugi strani.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22

Mic hudega nj bio, gospod
feldkurat," je dejal svejk. zeJo
innate cd veerajsnje zeje. TIE sc
clovek ne iznebi tako magic.
Poznal sem nekega mizarja: ma
pill Sc je prvic ma Silvestrov We
Ger leta 1910. in 1. januarja zju-
traj je incl tako zejo in mu je
bilo tako slabo, da 81 je kupil
arnka ter pill zopet. In tako po-
cenja naprej zdaj re stiri leta,
in nihce mu ne more pomagati,
ker vselej 81 kupi v soboto arm
ka "a YES teden. To je re tax ko-
lotoc, kakor je rekel star feldve-
bell v 21. polku."
Kurat je incl ogromnega mac
ka in depresijo.
"Ako bi bill clovek pill fino
pijaco, kakor arak, marachino,
konjak, ali JAZZ sem pill sinocl
borovnicevec. Cudim Sc, da sem
ga mogel tako goliath, ko ina
vendar tako zoprn okus. &c bi
bila vsaj griotka! Ljudje pa 81
izmislijo razne svinjarije in jih
zlampajo kakor vodo. Borovni-
cevec nj niti okusen, niti nina
barve, zge po grlu in je zbraz-
dan V lesnim spiritom in nekim
oljem. Fej tie zlodej, lie poslu-
Sal, kako rigam!''
"zganje je strup," je razmis-
ljal glasno, "ako nj pristine, IL
wren original, nego judovski
fabrikant. &c hi incl vsaj pra-
vega orehovca," je vzdihnil; sta
hi mi takoj popravil zelodec."
Nato je zacel pregledovati
SVOJO denarnlcO.
"Vsega skupaj imam le Sc 36
krajcarjev! Kaj &c bi prodal di-
van? Ali bi ga kdo kupil? Co.
spodarju pa poreeem, da sem
ga posodil ali pa da mama ga je
nekdo ukradel. Ne, divana ne
prodam! Pojdite k stotniku
snablu, maj mi posodi sto kron.
Ako tam mic ne opravite, pa
pojdite v Vrsovice v kasarno k
nadporocniku Mahlerju. Ako tu-
di tam nicesar ne dobite, ate
ma Hradcane k stotniku Fiser-
ju. Temu recite, da moran pla-
cati futrazo "a konja. &c Sc
YAM niti pri tenn ne posreci, "a
stavim klavir, maj Sc potem
zgodi kar hoce. Napisem vam
par vrst, vi pa Sc ne dajte kar
magic odbiti! Recite, da sem ci-
sto sub; izmislite 81 kar hocete,
.samo ne vrnite Sc mi praznih
rok, sicer vas poSljem ma from
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22

10. LII VPIdSdJIe SIoIlAAhd NoAAe1
bla, kje kupuje orehovca in ku-
pite potem kar dive steklenici"
svejk je izvrsil svojo nalogo
izvrstno. Njegova iskrena govo-
RIGA in posteni obraz sta dogma
la cudez, da SO mu verjeli, ka-
kor da govori popolno resnico.
svejk je ugenil, da je bolje, a
ko ne govori niti pred snablom,
niti pred Fiserjem, niti pred
Mahlerjem o futrazi "a konja,
nego je podprl svojo prosnjo "a
sto kron pri vseh treh izjavo,
da potrebuje gospod feldkurat
nujno denarja, ker mora placati
alimente.
Tako je dobil denar pri vseh
treh. Ko je pokazal kuratu tri
sto kron, je bill kurat silno pre-
senecen.
"Opravil sem vse naenkrat, "
je rekel Svejk ida Sc mama ne
bo treba jutri ali pojutrisnjem
iznova brigati "a denar.
slo je Sc dosti gladko, lie pred
gospoda stotnika snabla sem
moral poklekniti. To je grd sko-
pub! Toda, ko sem mu rekel,
da morava placati alimente :"
"Alimente?" ?" je prestrasen
ponovil feldkurat.
"No, da, alimente, gospod
feldkurat. Sal ste rekli, maj 81
izmislim karkoli, in JAZZ 81 nisem
mogel izmisliti mic hujsega. Pri
mas je placeval neki krojac Pc
tero puncam alimente, in vsak-
do mu je rad verjel, da je v
grozoviti stiski. Tudi meme so
vprasali, kaksna je ia nasa pun
ca, in JAZZ sem rekel, da je zelo
zala in da il nj Sc petnajst let.
Potem pa so hotel vsi MEN ma
slov."
"To ste jo imenitno ugenili,
svejk" je vzdihnil kurat in "a
Gel hoditi po sobi. "Kaksna no
va sramota! In meme tako boil
glava!'
"Dal sem jim naslov neke
stare, gluhe gospe v nasi ulici',
je pojasnil svejk. "In da DO vse
naenkrat odpravljeno, sem jih
privedel tudi po klavir. ze caka-
jo V predsobi, da ga odpeljejo v
zastavljalnico. Ne bo napak, a.
ko izgine ia klavir. Ineli boste
vee prostora in vec denarja. &c
pa vprasa gospodar, kaj je S
klavirjem, porecem, da so Sc
potrgale strune in da sva ga
poslala V tovarno v popravo. -
Hisnici sem to ze povedal, da ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22
Naprodaj

je enonadstropno poslopje, Ii
dano; S trgovin. - Nahaja sc
ma vogalu, z Lotto 50x10O, ma
stranski ulici. - Glede podrob-
nosti Sc obrnite ma Mrs. Potter,
1O318 Marlowe Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22
Mali oglasi
4 s;obe

in kopalnico Sc odda v najem
dvojici brez otrok. Tudi garaza.
Vprasa Sc ma i22901 Ivan Ave-,
Euclid, Ohio.
Evening star., 1943-07-24
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