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Evening star., 1943-04-04
Harrington Women
End Girl Scout.Course

, Fourteen Arlington County women
have completed 16-hour training
course to prepare them Is Girl Scout
community leaders. and II others
have signed up for the special train
ing in !, the Arlington Girl Scout
1esdersi1i drive, 1t was announced
last night.
Those completing the course are
Mrs William j. Allen. jr., Mrs. J. L.
Buckmaster. Mrs. Edward v. Con-
don, Mrs. Allan c. Elder, Mrs. w. o.
Eraser, Mrs. NJ. d. Jones, Mrs. j. r.
Neate. Mrs. H. r. Oglesby, jr., Mrs.
M. w. Richardson. Mrs. Paul A.
Smith, Mrs. D. Arden White, Mrs.
Z. L. Winslow. Mrs. Richard II.
woodward and Mrs. G.. K. Worth.
Evening star., 1943-04-04

Hampshire. In a few weeks these
men will send back for their
families,
Most Of the men were married,
with from three to eight children.
In every instance they said they
were leaving the mountains because
it was kecoming impossible to make
a living there. Many had depended
for the largest part of their income
on a few days work each week In
some small coal mine or on the
county roads. Many formerly had
been on WPA projects. ..
Norvie E. Dodrill 30, and the
father of three children, said he was
leaving a 54-acre farm which was
mostly so steep you could farm both
sides of it,"
When asked how many acres of
his farm could be cultivated, he
said he guessed there was about
three acres except that which was
too rocky to plow under and that
which was too swampy to grow
anything"
Look Forward to New Home.
Another Nicholas County man. A.
H. Collins, brought. with him; his
l6-year-old son and said. he would
send for his wife and remaining
six children Just as soon as get
settled"
Mr.. Collins is a World War vet
,eran and taught school for a time
in a country school, He had lost
a 90-acre farm, he said, because the
land returned too little to pay taxes,
much less provide a living.
Among families who last week
were preparing to join their men,
folks, sNss.. Mts. ~, :, 1lAcy sStalnaker,
'whb lived III "a fouf-room board
shack with leanto kitchen near
Summersville, county seat OF: Mich
olas County. She, said she and her
five children would occupy an eight
room house with two glass doors
on an up State New York farm
Mr. Stalnaker; who later was seen
at the office Of County FSA Super
visor Curtis A. Buckland making
arrangements to move his family,
said after eight days at the train
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Star Garden Editor 10 Talk
To Chevy Chase P.TA

w. B. Youngman, garden editor
Of The Star. will be the speaker at
q meeting Of the Chevy Chase Ele-
mentary School Parent Teachers
Association at 8 pm. Tuesday. Mr..
Youngman will speak on vegetable
gardens and will answer questions
concerning the problems Of the small
plot gardener.
Teachers will be in their rooms
to meet parents preceding the meet
ing.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Arlington Trade Body
PIons Drive for Workers

Plans for q campaign to help Arl-
ington businessmen find workers
have been initiated by the Retail
Merchants Committee Of the County
Chamber OF Commerce.
An appeal will be made to youths
and girls Of high school age and to
older persons who are not employed
and who may be able to work either
full Or part time.
Headed by George M. Yeatman
chairman, the committee plans to
establish an employment center
through which business can get per-
sofanel,
Evening star., 1943-04-04
P-TA Of Silver Spring
Plans Family Night

The Silver Spring intermediate
School Parent-Teacher Association
will hold family get-together at
$50 pm. Tuesday at the. school.
Supper will be served cafeteria
style, followed by open house In all
classrooms where students will act
as hostesses. At 7:l5 there will be a
student dance in the library. super
vised by teachers. and from 7:30 to
8:15 the P-TA will hold a business
meeting. From $50 to $50 there
will be . program for al, including
.. spelling bee. rnusie and games.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
P-TA First Aid Lecture

William John Thomas, Sd, will
give second review lecture on first
aid at 9 p. m. Tuesday ut a meeting
Of the Sherwood Parent Teacher
Association in the Sherwood School.
Evening star., 1943-11-30


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Evening star., 1943-11-30
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All dresses properly labeled os to royon and wool
content.
Evening star., 1943-11-30

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to View The Hecht Co.'s Chr
Evening star., 1943-11-30

The Treasury Invites You Hecht Co.'s Christmas War
Bond Wndows-Dedoted to Americas War Effort
Selling Of War Sovng Bonds Somps Bonds You Buy
THIS Christmas Will Hasten VICTORY Christmas Of the Future
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01
HOnored.

The seventh Liberty Ship be named Tor outsand-
ing Negro American the IS James Weldon Johnson will be
launched the Wilmington yards of the California Spbui
ing Corporation in December, the Maritime Commission
nounced this week.
The vessel will pay tribute to the noted poet essayist
LAWYER and diplomat who killed in auomoblletran
collision near his home Dark Earbor, Me- on
June 20 1883.
Mr. Johnson, who also achieved note as song writer
professor of literature Fisk and New York universe
ties was born in Jacksonville Fla, June II, 1871. Com
petns public school study in his native city he later received
M and degrees from Atlanta University and did grad
uate study at Columbia University in New York City
His began teacher in the Jacksonville public
school, which elevated high school grade during his
tenure as principal During this period he studied law
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01

night and 1907 admitted to the Florida Bar the first
of his race to achieve this honor since the Civil Wsr
In 1901 he New York City and with his brother
R0samond Johnson and Bob Cole colaboated i'll the sue
cessu writing OF popular and light operas Later he
was appointed e. s. Consul first Venezuela and later t
Ncarauea Returning New York in 1919 he married Grace
Nail and later his first book the ctonal Autob
ogaphv OF EN- Coored Man appeared anonymously. Its
authorship acknowledged by Mr. Johnson until i)27
He edited book of American Negro poetry and of
Negro prtuals and also the English bfec for the
opera Goyescas which produced by the metropolitan
Opera Company in 1915 AS New York resident he became
contributing editor Tor The New York Age and later
tive of the National Association for the Advance
men OF Coored People This organization awarded him the
Spngarn Medal in 1925 for his work behalf of the Negro
Finally without ceasing write. he returned to teaching
in 1880 become professor OF Creative Literature Fisk
University Nashville Tenn, and from 1884 until his death
visiting professor of Literature New York University.
Among his best known books Fifty Years and
other POEMS "SelfDeterminng Haiti st Peter Relates
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01

think in OF growing elder at this OF the year
even though we have passed birthday several months
ago The world still full OF people looking Tor the fountain
Ct Youth looking for something to erase the marks OF old
age Some of us want live for the good do the
advice give. for the sake OF reaching out helping
hand to those behind that they will fall into certain
traps we have experienced Some live for self
is accumulate vast portions OF the worlds goods
graft and greed OF material things Some OF us just
want to live; we have hardly any purpose at all. ~
- x -
The experiences have had this year should have
brought us to good they should have obered
that the close OF this should be clothed IN OUT
right mind We should have grown in faith and strength OF
character We been passing through school period
which should have taught how appreciate lie nome anq
family ties how appreciate the blessings OF God While
our minds have souls should have been
warning against the evils the sins and ungeousness
we have practiced that when Peace il will come
from within well as without
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01
Service

The world has always recognized the word Service as
great word in language and those who have been the
worlds greatest servants have received the highest adn
lion.
This month years ago. Nation stepped into the
war this step automatically started the word service revov
ing THAT we recognize it from all angles.
We want failure in this world confct-We sue
cess 10 mark every detail OF The alconsunng
goal and ultimate objective every field OF human endeavor
Is the thing called success is the pacard that all men
would rather written upon the doorway OF the vetbue
of advancing civilization and time. II success,
we must count the cost the hardsps OF the way the
mics confront We know that way the way
riaeou only ourselves but Tor others We
know that success will be for the many we'll or ourselves
We must serve Serve wherever can, whenever
and in any way Sacrifcia and unseh service must
be pass Sword.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01
Induction Policy During the KIM
Holidays

The induction of seective service will be SUSPENDED
on December a. Is and 20 1913 and January and Z TT
In addition no will report to reception ceners OF IN
army on those dates The navy will grant II days to tho
indicted December q.
This procedure will permit those indicted to spen
the holiday with their families Colonel Long state director
stated that this policy OF the and the navy Woud DC
great assistance to all concerned particularly pePear liar
Dor fathers who are being indicted throughout the nation
these dates.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01
Check and Double Check

Some where your Christmas list YOU entered War
Bond eve ki6N YOU did this because you coudn forget it
YOU have reminded and by radio roadcaster
newspapers pacards and what not The question Is did YOU
buy that bond did YOU strike from list II you did
not buy it. YOU should have should have taken first
place the list because gift anyone would appreciate
and would help bring Peace and Good Will to All
Men
In these last days Of Christmas shopping. check and
double check your list Ii YOU undecided about what to
dive or if YOU purchased that gift important
person your life give War Bond lasting and treasured
gilt
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01
At the Close of 1913

We have much for which to be grateful but the great
est Of all is Life When think OF the thousands multiplied
b. thousands whose lives have been snuffed out during this
ar and whose will be snufed during the
fev DAYS Of this wear should voices in thanks
giving to God sparing this hour which breathe
There are but few, if any people who not grateful
for lie We take Joy in living and strive to live This de
sire however is not always shown actions. We do SC
,,rv things daily which contradict desire to live Why
IN we want to live Certainly get old and o.
a MERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY
VICTORIOUS AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-12-01
Z UNITED STATES WAR BONDS FOR YOUR PR0TEGIIQN]
an Incident Of the Resurrection
Now" and Along This Way

Other Liberty ships that have ben named
are the IS Booker r. Washington George Wash
YER Paul Laurence Dunbar Frederick Douglass
rick and Robert l.. Nann.
The Navy Department has named naval
DESTROYER Escort Leonard Roy Harmon, IN honor
messman who received the Navy Cross posth
heroic conduct at Guadalcanal
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
Diva vojini Sc vyznamenali
v Casablance.

Washington (OWD = A
merictf voj1ni rGzneho pGvodu
jejichz jmena cteme v tisku
nam Ease pripomfnajf, re A
merika je ''tav1c1m kel1mkem''
narod1. Dive z podobnych po-
slednlch zprav Sc tykaj1 voj1nG
telegrafn1ho sboru, ktef1 sc wy
znamenali v pocatecn1ch dnech
severoafricke okupace.
TAX "a ostreho boje o Casa
blancu voj1n telegraph roty,
John M. Smolkovic, rodem z
Lackawanna, N. Y, vyndal z
pfistavac1ho clunu kulomet a
sestTelil Jim letoun.
SmolkovicGv oddfl bojoval
tfmto zpdsobem pc cely den az
bylo vylodeno jeho zarizeni.
Pusky a kulomet odd1lu byly
,jedinymi zbranemi, ktere udr-
zely oddflem obsazenou cast
pobTez1.
o jine pffhode psal major l..
Doctor, d1stojn1ku hlavnlho u
fadu spojovacfch odd1lG, pluk.
G.. O.. Bickelhauptovi. S Doc
torovym odd1lem ktery Sc vylo-
dill v Oranu sedm hodin pred
pTfchodem hlavn1ch jednotek,
byl desatn1k S. Balls, re Sum-
mitt, N. j., ktery zajal rs do
morodXch voj1n1 i S dGstojn1-
KEN, kteTf spali We svych ubi-
kacfch. Balls prohlasil: "Vy-
svetlil jsem jim situaci a sl1bil
jim, re je "a n6kolik dnf pro-
pustlme. Byli srozumeni a vel
mi ~pratelsti. Dial jsem jim ne
kolik bal1ckd americkych ciga-
ret a zavrel do nedaleke zelez-
STANCE. Balis1v oddil
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09
kratce 20 vylodenf Sc zakopal
a zahajil telefonni sluzbu.
ceSti quislingove tez oslavovali
ZniGeni Ceskoslovenska

Washington (OWI:) V
den ctvrteho vyrocf nemecke O.
kupace Ceskoslovenska v rGz-
nych ceskych mestech doslo k
protinemeckym vytrznostem.
ktere byly rychle potlaceny
Gestapem. Tuto zpravu Prime
81 rozhlas v Dakaru a byla hla-
sena OWL. Rozhlasovy komen-
ttator naznacil, re cd obsazenf
Ceskoslovenska, Nemci 1redne
PRIMAL popravy 2463 Cecho-
slovakG a zdGraznil, re celko-
We clslo Dude mnohonasobne
vyss1 ~jestlize Sc vezmou ma We
doml vrazdy proveden6 Costa
penn a pomale ub1jen1 Cecho-
slovakd v koncentracnich tabo-
rech. Pres vsechen tento L.
tlak, prohlasil dakarsky roz-
HAS, odboj proti N6mc6m neu-
stava a sill.
Prazsky rozhlas v den oku-
pace uvedl telegram poslany
Hachou Hitlerovi, v nemz ten
to president protektoratu zd1-
raznil svou vlru V nemecke Vi
tezstvl a svou vernost Adolfu
Hltlerovi. Podobne dalsf ces-
ky Quisling, Emil Moravec wy
Jadfil svou dGveru v nemecky
mir, ktery navzdy odstranf ma
p6tf mezi evropskymi narody a
staty. Praha, Bratislava a Bu-
dapest v~enovaly We SVEN tisku
velke rozmery podlfzavym pro
jevGm a zpravam pTi tonic W.
roc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09

fade ministrant1 a "a veleb-
nym panem Charvatem ubfral
Sc staficky dekan Vojtech Pa
lecek, ably pc kratke bohosluz-
be lidu oznamil, re Sc narodil
|SpaSitel -
Chram brzy vonel kourem
kadidla, prosycen jsa radostf a
nadsenim lidu.
Josef Duchac Sc spanile div
ky, ktera jakoby no okouzlila
a k sobe pricarovala, ocf ne
Ispoustel. Videl ma nj dobre, me-
bot pGl hlavou ostatnf kolem
|stojici druzky prevysovala a
mad ne vynikala. Kdyz mezi|
bohosluzbou kostelnfk Week
prisel vyb1rat do mesicku Sc
zvoneckem, Josef Duchac me-
dovedl Sc vice pfemoci a kyvl
ma memo.
"Copak?" ptal Sc staroch.
"Pros1m vas, cf pax je to dew
&c co tamhle mad ostatni pill
hlavou vynika?" tazal sc no
mlady sedlak.
Kostelnfk zamzoural ocima.
eta by Sc k YAM zrovna no.
dila," pov1dal. "To je z Vesce
sedlakova -"
Duchacovi pc tonic sdeleni
zatocila sc hlava. Nynf pocho-
poval, proc asi Pavel k MIN O.
nehdy z niceho mic pTisel pro
lnene semeno. To byla jenom
zaminka. Duchac pocftal, re
devce donna pov1dalo, jak je
zval ma VIZ a opatrny i starost-
livy otec lined vypravil Sc wy
zv1dat, co a jak. Blazilo i te-
-silo no to, AMI nevedel proc. A
kdyz prave s kruchty zajasala
radostna west: "Narodil Sc
Kristus PAM" tn mlady Du-
chac lined pei plnymi prsy s
sebou "veselme Sc! z rIze xvi
, tick vykvet nam, radujme se."
A pfi tom ocf svych nespoustel
S krasne divky, jiz videl, jak
) take radostne peje a re Sc pTi
tom dokonce ohledla. Soudil,
) re to hleda jeho, chtejfc s MIN
sd1leti rozkos, jez il prave nj
tro pronika. Snail i nutil sc
uvazovati, jak to prislo a proc
to prislo, re Sc mu divka ia to-
lik najednou zalfbila, ale jiz
Sc tomu marne branil, nebot CT
til, jak ma srdce preplnene ma
; klonnost1 k nj a touhou pc jeji
bllzkosti.
, Mad rozplesanym lidem ma
kuru zavznelo move pastyrske
trouben1 a pan ucitel Viktorin
Geisler Sc svymi zpevaky spus-
It'll druhou vanocnf koledu, ma
: jej1z vyslechnut1 celia farnost
pocely rok Sc tesla. Pfsen Ste
, drosti a milostne ochoty v1ni
dymu kadidla proniklym a pro-
jatym kostelem nesla Sc vesele
tax, re zpev o vyprave do Be
, tlema poslouchaj1cf lid napo-
rad spokojene Sc usm1val.
"Pochvalen bud Jez1s Kristus,
mily Mateji!"
"Az ma veky, kan pospfchas,
bratre Ondfeji?"
"Ja do Betlema benin,
: CO Sc to dele, nevim,
} proslm tebe, pospes sc mnou,
; neco ii pov1m.
/ NaSi hosi v noci pasli biz u
Betlema
velka jasnost o pGlnoci jake
: den byla,
andelsky zpev slyseli,
: do Betlema bezeli,
lie Sc narodil MesiaS,
/ pravde mluvej1.
V tom obecnfm chleve lei
v sene v jeslickach,
a maticku ma chudickou,
v mizernych plenkach,
on pry re tax krasny je,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-09

zdravil sedlak. ga take davam
nejdrfve vymlatit jecmen, KITE
ry Sc We vrstv6 nejv1ce drt1,"
pochvalil to sedlak Josefovi a
hmatl do zahonu vymlaceneho
obilf, presypal je z diane do
diane, pTi cemz je profoukl a
pax jakost cisteho zrni zkou-
NAL. "To budou kroupy jake
hrach velike," uznal a vysypal
zrni zpet ma zahon.
Duchacce neslo do hlavy,
proc jenom ten Pavel jejich sta
tex 81 tax prohibit. Ale konec-
ne to uhodla.
"Ono horakGm hire rosie,
neg tady nam v kraji," usoudi-
la. "a proto zavid6jf, chtejf-
ce alespon videt,co vsechno my
tn NAME"
V tom projel il hlavou ma
pad. Rychle Sc otocila, skoci-
la do komory pro kl1c a jiz
chvatala "a hostem a "a sy-
mem. Stihla je, kdyz vychaze-
Ii re stodoly a pod kGlnou pro-
hl1zeli slozene tam hospodar-
sk6 naradf a stojfcf vozy, Du-
chac Pavlovi vypravoval, jak
byl V Rybitvech podfvati Sc ma
veverce.
"Slyseli jsme, slyseli," Wild
ne kyval hlavou sedlak, "ze isl
je tady prvnf V kraji zavadel.
Kovar Exnar mel pax vydelky.
Ale ia oTu poTad jeste leme-
ST." poznamenal. "Ruchadlo
at 81 jedenkrat zavede novy
hospodaT pc mn6. ia mu ode
vzdam pole a stavenf V poTad-
ku," = tesklive prohodil a ne
jak Sc zadumal.
V tom k MIN pTib6hla Du-
chacka.
"Vzpomfnala jsem 81, re
bych mohla vasf pan1mame po-
slat pytlicek jahel, name vlast
nj sve prose-, We mlyne ma ia
helce nam je p6kne upravuji,"
oslovila sedlaka a jig velikym
klfcem otv1rala rozsahly rou-
beny patrovy stub, do nehoz
Josef Pavla uvedl. Sedlak Sc
neZdrahal.
We prostorach srubu piano.
vala zvlastni mfchana vine. u
zen6ho masa, obilf, cerstveho i
suSeneho ovoce, mouky, syrG,
kGze, cibule, cesneku, koTen1,
omastku, vseho toho dohroma-
dy. We pT1zemku pc stomach
wisely zanovnf konske chomou-
ty a postroje a ma podlaze ku-
PLY Sc vysoke hromady obil1.
PSenice, Tito, jecmen, owes, vse-
cko jeste lonske.
Sedlak pTi pohledu ma to Sc
pjal ruce.
"Lnene semeno name ma po-
dlazce," pov1dal mt Josef.
Jenom CO je pravda, zacho-
valost vid1m u vas vsude," Wy
linulo Pavlovi re sevrenych rt1
a spokojene pokyvoval hlavou.
"Chlevy pine, senfky napecho-
vane, stodola nacpana a tady
jeSt6 takove hromady starych
Zasob -"
Selka zat1m vybehla do pa
ira ma podlazku, kde m6la v
hrncfch a truhlach masla, syry,
homolky, jahly, hrach, max,
cocku, vejce a rGzna koTen1 a
pc tramech srGty ~uzeniny. Ry-
chile odtamtud Sc vratila Sc
skoro vestelovym bflym pytl1-
KEN.
Dam yam no, ~pantato, do
vozfku a re pan1mamu pozdra-
vuju," Tekla.
Sedlak Sc spokojenym dsme-
VEN kyval hlavou.
Gale jak pax my Sc yam "a
to odvdecfme," TekI. III mas
jsme jiz pri horach, name
chladn6js1 pGdy, zadn6 lah1d-
ky Sc u mas nedaT1 ="
Duchacka mavla rukou.
ia do jahelnfka davam SUI
Sen6 slfvy a rozkrajenou cibu-
H." povidala. CAT to panfma-
ma zkusf -"
"No, no." small Sc sedlak.
ia il vyTfdfm. Zaplat Pan
Buh "a vsechno. TAX ma to Inc
ne semeno pamatujte," povfdal
a rozloucil Sc S MIN il
Sc selkou, vsedl do sveho vozf-
ku, bicem dotkl Sc konika pod
bfichem, kon1k vesele zarfcel,
poskocil a jiz jeli, az blato v
"a koly vozu lftalo. Sc
llak Petr Pavel, jindy We tvari
a jake zadumany, dnes
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-17

vezbalisce. Spredaj je korakal V
sprevodu vojakov clovek 2 veri-
gami ma rokah in "a MIN Sc je
peljal voz 2 rakvijo. In ma vez-
baliscu je zadonelo ostro odse-
kano povelje5 "An! Feuer!" In
po vseh regimentih in bataljo-
nih so citali polkovno porocilo,
da so zopet nekoga ustrelili ;.
svejka so zaprli v sestnajst-
ko. -. "
V sestnajstki je nasel svejk
dvajset MOI v samih spodnjih
hlacah in srajcah. Vsi so imeli
V spisih napisano opombo
"Streng behuten, beobachten!"
in mamie so zdaj pazili najstroze,
da ne utecejo. Ako bi bile spod-
ME hlace in srajce ciste ter ako
bi ma oknih ne bilo mrez, bi ma
prvi pogled delali DOZEN, da ste
v garderobi kopalisca.
svejka je privedel narednik
Repa, XII so ga zvali tudi rabelj,
cimrkomandantu, kosmatincu z
razpeto kosuljo. Zapisal 81 je
njegovo ime ma kos papirja, Xxi
je visel ma stem, in mu rekel
"Jutri imamo pri mas teater.
Odvedejo mas v kapelo k pridi-
gi. Mi vsi v gatah stojimo raw
no pod priznico. To ii DO spas!'
Kakor po vseh jecah in kaz-
nilnicah, je uzivala tudi v gar
nizijki domaca kapela veliko
priljubljenost. Sluzba bozja in
pridiga sta bila lep, prijeten
premor v garnizijskem, dolgo.
casju. Nj slo "a to, da bodo bill
ze Boga, nego da po poti morda
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nj. Kakor nitro zacne vojak mi
sliti, to re nj vojak, nego lie ne
kak usiv civilist, Misel ne pri-
vede :"
"Drzite jerk "a zobmi!" je
svejka besno prekinil predsed-
mix komisije. 20 vas re imamo
porocila. Der Kerl meint, man
wird glauben, er sci Elm wir-
klicher Idiot. Pa niste idiot,
Svejk! Prebrisani ste, namazani
vsemi zavbami, lump ste, usi-
vec, razumete?" ?"
"Pokorno javljam, razumem. y
MAR vam nisem re rekel, da
zaprite svoj gobec?"
'Pokorno javljam, da sem sill
Sal, maj zaprem svoj gobec."
"Himmelherrgott, tax drzite
gobec, ko sem YAM rekel, da ne
smete niti ziniti vec!'
"Pokorno javljam, da vem, da
ne smem niti ziniti vec!"
Vojaski gospodje so Sc spo-
gledali in poklicali narednika ::
"Tegale moza," je rekel vr-
hovni stabni zdravnik kazo5
svejka, odvedite v pisarno in
pocakajte ma relacijo in rapport!
Mozakar je zdrav kakor riba, a
simulira, pa Sc jezika in Sc della
norca IL komisije!''
svejk je odsel z narednikom
V pisarno. In medtem, ko je
mani sluzbujoci castnik spodaj
V pisarni krical, da bi Sc mo-
rail- TAXI falotje, kakrsen je bill
svejk, postreliti, je zgoraj komi-
sija po bolniskih sobah nadalje
pobijala simulante. Izmed Sc
demdeseterih pacientov sta Sc
resila lie diva: eden z nogo, XII
mu jo je zlomila granata, a dru-
gi pravo bramorko.
Samo ia diva nista sIisala be-
sedice "tauglich," vsi ostali -
ne izvzemsi treh umirajocih je-
ticnikov - so bill proglaseni "a
Sposobne vojaske sluzbe ma from
ii
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TX.
Svejk D garnisijski jeG.

Zadnje zatocisce ljudi, XII MISC
hoteli iti ma vojno, je bila gar
nizijska jeca. Poznal sem su-
plenta, XII kot matematik nj no.
tel streljati pri topnistvu in je
zato ukradel uro nadporocniku,
da bi prisel v garnizijsko jeco.
Storil je to cisto premisljeno.
Takih ljudi je bilo tn vec, XII so
sedeli zaradi tatvine in sleparij.
Idealisti in neidealisti ljudje,
XII so smatrali vojno "a molzno
kravo, razni racunski podcastni-
XII il zaledja in fronte, XII so
sleparili z menazo, z zoldom,
potem drobni tatici, tisockrat
postenejsi nego lopovi, XII so jih
poslali sem. Dale SO sedeli po
garnizijskih jecah vojaki "a raz-
ne druge deklikte cisto voja-
skega znacaja, zaradi krsene
discipline, poizkusa upora, de-
zertiranja, a poseben tip so bill
politicni, izmed katerih je bilo
osemdeset odstotkov popolnoma
nedolznih in izmed katerih je
bilo zopet SO odstotkov obsoje-
nih.
Aparat auditorjev je bill veil
kanski. TAX sodni aparat ina
vsaka drzava pred vseobcnim
politicnim, gospodarskim in mo-
ralnim propadom. Ear bivse mo-
ci in slave vzdrzujejo sodisca,
policija, oroznistvo in kupljiva
sodrga ovaduhov.
S hradcanskega garnizona je
vodila costa tudi ma motolsko