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The Real Criterion

The Treasury has every right to
satisfaction over the total results of
the Third War Loan campaign.
But analysis of the figures of the
last campaign strongly suggests that
in the next appeal the emphasis be
shifted from total quotas to the
sale of bonds to individuals. espe-
cially the sale of the Series E bond
the peoples bond"
For while revenue raising is of
prime Importance, the real criterion
OF public response to the Govern
ment's appeal lies in the sale of the
Series E bonds. Unless there is this
public response, the nti-inflation-
ary objective of bond purchases and
widespread public participation in
this part of the war effort will not
have been successful.
There is lot of ballyhoo in the
bond campaigns, which is somewhat
deceptive. A State, for instance, will
go soaring over the top of it's quota
IN short order-not because the
people are buying bonds, but be-
cause mutual savings banks, cor
porations and perhaps the State
itself have bought Government
securities. The bond campaign is
represented as great success, yet
the people themselves failed to
reach Treasury expectations in buy
ing what they were supposed to buy.
And the bond-selling is so dependent
on stunts, elaborate spectacles and
free opportunities to shake hands
with movie star or radio crooner-
with or without buying a bond-that
the genuine obligation of the man in
the street to lend his money to the
Government is almost lost sight of.
The District, without mutual sav-
ings banks or the opportunity to
invest public funds, did extraordi-
narily we'll in its total purchase of
bonds. In public participation,
through purchase of Series E bonds,
1t reached SO per cent of quota, COM
pared with the national average Of
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Talk and Double Talk

subcommittee of the Senate
Privileges and Elections Committee
Is working to perfect machinery for
getting out the soldier vote next
year. The device is the Green-Lucas
bill, which cuts through registration
and poll tax requirements and SIM
pllfles the ballot to the point where
the soldier could vote the national
ticket merely by indicating his pref
erence for Democrat" or "Repub-
lican." A War Ballot Commission
would draw up the rules and super
wise the details
OF the proposal Senator Green
says: "Servicemen now constitute
such a large part of the electorate
that any national election in which
they did not participate could hardly
be called representative.
Few will quarrel with the general
objectlves, of the legislation. Arms
bearing and the right to vote are in
separately coupled in the tradition
Of America.
Approval of the bill, nevertheless,
would be another slurring act of dis
examination against the loyal and
patriotic Washingtonians now in the
service and who are barred from
voting because of the accident of
their residence in the Capital of the
United States.
Exact figures on the number of
Washington men in the service is
restricted information, but it is per-
n1issible to use $4,000 as an approx
nation In round numbers. These
men, found in every branch of the
service on every front in the world,
are In every sense good Americans
They are making the same sacrifice
that other Americans are making to
preserve the principle that Gov
ernments derive their Just powers
from the consent of the governed"
BY every tenet of democratic gov
ernment they have a valid claim to
q voice In the Government that
sends them to war. To ignore that
claim is in itself a repudiation of
the very things they are asked to
die for.
Yet, when the men in the service
are told to vote as a patriotic duty,
these 10000 will be shunted aside,
treated in this respect as convicted
deserters or convicts, or lunatics. All
this because they are residents of
the Nations Capital.
That is why lot Of the talk about
the Nations obligation to the SOL
dier, in making it easy for him to
vote in 1914, sounds like double talk
to the people who live in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

tions and led the United States into
the League.
Mr.. Lawrence also refers to the vote
Of 50 to 36 by which the Senate failed
to approve the membership of the
United States in the World Court with
certain reservations. These reserva-
tions were accepted by the other ma
tions, parties to the protocol establish
ing the Court except the one relating
to advisory opinions of the Court. to
which the Senate reserved the right of
the United States to object in case OF
any dispute or question in which the
United States had or claimed an in
terest This reservation was deemed
necessary because the United States
was not member of the League which
alone was authorized TO request ad-
visory opinions. Subsequent negotia-
tions to meet this objection were un-
satisfactory and resulted in SO Sena-
tors voting against the proposal when
1t came before the Senate again in
1885. A number of Senators who voted
in 1926 in favor of the United States
joining the World Court changed their
votes in 1885 on the ground that the
protocol before the Senate in 1885 did
not adequately safeguard the interests
of the United States.
The problem of providing postwar
means of preventing future wars is
tremendously difficult in itself without
interfering the question of amending
the Constitution of the United States
in the matter of the treaty-making
power. If the Senate and the Presi-
dent cannot collaborate within the
framework of our Constitution in mat
ters of foreign policy, what hope is
there for the effective cooperation of
the United States with the other ma
tions of the world in solving the many
problems of international conflict which
will be involved in postwar reconstruc-
ton? GEORGE A. FINCH.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

Or maybe, since Jones is good Re-
publican, George Washington in his
youthful days.
THE taste of good butter on hot bis
Jones let the memory trickle around
for time
Butter has to be good to stand the
test. Of course. it is possible to put up
with poor butter in restaurant, with
out saying anything but poor butter at
home is an abomination to the Lord"
Jones made a wry face
Il, for one, would rather have no
butter at all"
There had been a deep conspiracy in
the Jones household that day.
Mrs. Jones had suggested it to Eleanor,
the maid.
The latter had held up her hands in
horror.
Indeed, Mr.. Jones will never eat it!
Mr. Jones, he knows real butter"
Mrs. Jones was not SO sure. CFooling
the men folks. now and then, was easier
than the men folks realized)
Mrs. Jones had tried several of the
oleomargarines, herself, and had to ad-
NIT that they were not half bad.
Some brands had waxy consistency,
and slightly sour taste, but others really
looked like butter, and smelled and
tasted like it.
Jones was in mood for good break
| fast that morning
That helped lot.
His appetite was good, and when ap-
petites are good, the whole world seems
| better
How did you like the butter this
morning. asked Mrs Jones, most in
nocently.
%. X" replied Jones, with satisfac-
ton.
Mrs. Jones, through long experience,
said nothing.
1t was Templeton Jones who said
something
You think" he said with smile. that
I thought l was eating butter? Well, 1
didn't. But l will have to admit, if I
wasn't such an expert I would think
I had.
Il will admit that this is good enough
for anybody"
And here Templeton Jones pronounced
the verdict which will go ringing down
the steps of time in the Jones household.
Good oleo," he said, lis better than
! poor butter. But only half the coloring
supplied should be used"
That was the expert in him rising to
| the surface
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Normondie SoIvooed

The average citizen probably
doubted that the Normandie could
be salvaged. Tuesdays ceremony
must therefore have seemed to him
confirmation of miracle, The
formal redelivery of the great
French liner to the United States
Navy, In any event, was a proceeding
in which large public on both sides
OF the Atlantic could be interested
constructively.
OF course, the Normandie ought
never to have been allowed to burn
and to sink. A naval court of inquiry
agreed with the Naval Affairs Com
mlttee OF the House Of Representa-
tlves that the giant ship met disaster
at Pier 06 on the Hudson River Feb
ruary 9, 1912, because of gross care
iessness and utter violation of the
rules of common sense" on the part
OF employees of company engaged
IN conversion work aboard. The Of
fcers of the Coast Guard and the
Navy assigned to watch the lob we're
criticized for mot taking affirmative
steps to make certain that the vessel
was properly protected"
1t was to some extent on account
OF the Navy's chagrin that the task
OF salvaging the Normandie was
undertaken. Within a few hours
after the ship went down Rear
Admiral Adolphus Andrews, COM
nlandant of the Third Naval District,
let it be known that he did not con-
slider the craft total loss" BY
June IL, 1912, John I. Tooker of the
Merritt Chapman and Scott Cor
poratlon was in charge of opera
tions. A civilian with three decades
of experience in retrieving boats to
his credit, he labored in asSocia ton
with Commander w. A. Sullivan,
Captain Bernard E. Manseau and
other Navy officers. Hundreds of
divers and bumpers toiled on a
twenty -four-ho schedule. On Au-
gust last the hull was raised to a
forty-f1ve degree angle. The whole
tremendous body is now to be re-
fitted under the name U. S. S.
Lafayette.
How much the salvage procedure
cost has not been announced, but
since the value of the Normandie
when she first appeared in New York
Harbor, June 8, 1885, was $4,000 900,
1t is logical to suppose that a large
saving of money has been effected.
Even more important, it has been
demonstrated that human genius is
Evening star., 1943-10-30

81 per cent. IN this respect It
topped many of the States that were
far higher in percentage of total
quota reached. Relatively speaking,
the response here was excellent. But
if the Treasury quotas mean any
thing, the District, with the
majority of the States, failed to do
what was expected.
In the next campaign, the pur-
chase of Series E bonds should
be made the criterion of public
response and greatest effort should
be centered there. Purchase of
bonds by corporations and organiza-
tions will take care of itself.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

Astronomers triumphantly an
nounce the rediscovery of a lost
comet. Presumably they were in
spired by the brilliant rediscovery
the other day in Pennsylvania of a
million tons of coal lost for fifty
years.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address of
the Uriter, although the use of
q pSeudonym for publication is
permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters nth
a uie1U to condensation.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

competent to correct human faults.
Incidentally, Americans who have
loved France will find comfort in the
thought that the French Republic,
like the magnificent liner it built in
happier times, may be raised again
from the misery and degradation in
which it now Is submerged.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

A so-called green American tank
crew in Italy knocked out six Nazi
tanks in seven shots, missing only
the first. Oh, we'll, those little errors
are to be expected now and then in
an amateur Army of civilians lack
ing the tremendous advantage of
German military training.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Just Impossible

From the Winnipeg Tribune
Says writer on child guidance, The
Dionne quintuplets have never been
spanked" This is, OF course as 1t should
be: You can't indict whole people.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau has just sold his dairy herd.
Oh, we'll, be had probably MIXED it
dry anyhow.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

O. What kind of a sport is birling?-
J. E.
A. 1t is the art of navigating on logs.
The men stand on opposite ends of
log, and, upon signal each tries to
upset the other by sudden, eccentric
twist
Evening star., 1943-10-30

G. When was the last important coal
strike in England?-C. B.
A. The British Information Service
says the last large strike in England
occurred in the Nottingham coal fields
on September II, 1943
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Duhovna tOlazba

Vojni kurat Martinez v pra-
vem pomenu besede nj prisel k
svejku, nego je priplaval k ME
mu kakor baletka ma odru. Ste
klenica starega gumpoldskirch-
nerja ga je storila v tenn pre-
tresljivem trenotku lahkega ka-
kor pero. Zdelo sc mu je, da sc
priblizuje V tenn vaznem in sve-
tenn hipu Bogu, a Sc je priblizal
lie svejku.
Zaprli so "a MIN dveri, ju
pustili sama, a on je navduseno
rekel svejku, XII je sedel ma ka-
valeti.
"Dragi sinko, JAZZ sem vojni
kurat Martinec."
Ia ogovor Sc mu je zdel vso
pot semkaj najprimernejsi in
nekako ocetovski ginljiv.
svejk je vstal S svojega le'
zisca, potresel roko kuratu in
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cirji najedo, dobimo tudi mi je-
sti; spali bono z mansaftjo in
KATE bono dobivali tudi cd
mansaftskuhinje in bono rasali
tabak tudi cd mansafti."
Zdaj sele Sc je vojni kurat
MARTINEZ zavedel tako dalec, da
je prekinil svejka z ogovorem,
XII Sc po svoji vsebini nikakor
nj skladal z dosedanjim razgo-
vorom. ~,
"Da, da, dragi sinko! Med ne
bonn in zemljo so reci, o katerih
je treba razmisljati vrocim sr-
Gem in S polnim zaupanjem v
neskoncno bozje usmiljenje.
Prihajam, dragi sinko, da vam
podam duhovno tolazbo."
Umolknil je, ker to vse sku-
pal mu nekako nj bilo prav. Po
poti 81 je bill sestavil yes nacrt
govora, katerim privede ne
srecnika k razmisljanju o njego-
vem zivljentu in kako rnu DO od-
pusceno tam zgoraj, ako Sc ske-
sa in pokaze. da obzaluie. Zdaj
:je premisljal, kako bi nadalje-
val, a svejk ga je prehitel z
vprasanjem, ali ina cigarette.
"Ne pusim, sinko,' je. odgo-
voril kurat nenavadno resno-
bo.
"Cudno!' je rekel svejk. "Po-
znal sem mnogo feldkuratov, Xxi
50 kadili kakor spiritusfabrika
ma Zlihovi. Feldkurata 81 nit
predstavljati ne morem, da bi
ne kadil in pill. Samo enega sem
poznal, XII dina nj poziral, a ia
je rajsi cikal in pri pridigova'
!nju je popljuval vso priznico. -
Odkod pa ste, gospod feldku
rat?"
"Od Novega Jicina," Sc j
odzval s slabotnim glasom c. ir
k. velecastiti gospod Martinez
"Tak pa morda poznate nekt
Ruzeno Gaudrsovo, gospod field
kurat? Predlani je bila v sluzb
v neki vinarni v Platnarski uli
ci v Pragi. Tozila vam je ma
enkrat osemnajst ljudi "a oce
tovstvo, ker je rodila dvojcka
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Mali oslasi
Slike ma Waterloo

V sredo vecer tocno OBJ 8:15
Sc pricne predstava silk v Slow.
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd: Predstava bo trajala uro
in pol neprenehoma.
V slikah to pot bo: Bombar-
diranje Tokija, nova slika, boji
v Rusiji in zmaga v Tunisiji.
Stara domovina bo: Dolenjska,
loncar in krosnjarji, Sticna in
Novo mesto. Mladinski zbori,
Vsesbvanski in Primorski dan.
Vrhu Sc pogreba: Zaitz in
Frank Vessel, "a tenn pa tt vese-
Ii pari: Lab in Klemencic,
Cimperman in Gerl, Trcek in
Habjan, Jerman in Anzlovar,
Svete in Pajk, Mismas-Laurich,
Sledece vrtove bono videli:
Kuzelj, Champa, Opara, Pr
man, Jerak, Krampelj, Priselj
Mersnik, Blatnik in Geneva
farme. Vsi pridite z vasimi pri.
jatelji in Sc drugi.
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Eden izmed dvojckoy je incl
emo oko modro, a drugo rjavo;
drugi dvojcek pa je incl emo oko
sivo, a drugo crno. TAX je ona
mislila, da SO tega krivi stirje
gospodje s podobnimi ocmi, XII
so zahajali TIA v vinarno in ime-
Ii nekaj Z njo. Potem je incl
eden izmed dvojckov hromo no.
zico kakor neki magistratni
svetnik, XII je tudi zahajal tia, a
drugi dvojcek je incl sest
prstov ma eni nogi kakor neki
poslanec, XII je bill tam vsak-
danski gost. In zdaj 81 predstav-
ljajte, gospod feldkurat, da je
takih ,gostov prihajalo tjakaj
osemnajst, a dvojcka sta imela
cd vsakega kako znamenje, cd
vseh teh osemnajstih, s kateri-
mi je ona hodila ali ma privat
ali v, hotel. Nazadnje je sodi-
See razsodilo, da je oce pri TAXI
gneci neznan, a ona je vrgla
vso krivdo ma vinarnika, pri ka-
terem je sluzila. Vinarnik pa je
dokazal, da je ze mad dvajset
let impotenten zaradi neke ope.
racije. TAX so tisto Ruzeno su.
pirali, gospod feldkurat, naza.
k vam v Novi Jicin. IL tega sc
vidi najlepse, da kdor previsokc
seze, Sc v blato vleze, kaj ne da
gospod feldkurat?"
(Dalje prinodnjic)
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OPOMINI IA RACIONI.
RANJE
SLADKOR

SLADKOR
Znamka st. IA iz War Ration
Book ,je stopila v veljavo dine
16. augusta in velja "a 5 funtov
sladkorja do konca oktobra.
RDECE ZNAMKE
(za meso, mascobo, ollie in sir)
Rdece znamke T in u so We
ljavne do 81. augusta.
Rdeca znamka V stopi v ve-
ljavo 18. augusta in DO veljavna
do 81. augusta.
MODRE ZNAMKE
(za konzerve in hrano IL ledenic
ali dehidrirano)
Modre znamke R, S. in T. o.
stanejo v veljavi do 20. septem.
bra.
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forma, ugotavljamo njegovo l.
denticnost, a visel DO, kakor hi
tro dospe brzojavni odgovor."
In ko je posadil kurata poleg
sebe ma divan, je general veselo
nadaljeval: "Kadar je pri menl
magic sodisce, mora vse odgo-
varjati tt naglosti: to je MOI
princip. Ko sem bill Sc "a Lvo-
vom spocetka vojne, sem dose
gel, da smo nekega falota obe-
sill tri minute po obsodbi. To Je
bill seveda jud, a nekega Rusina
smo obesili pet minut po sell
sodnikov."
General Sc je dobrovoljno "a
smejal: "Oba slucajno nista po-
trebovala duhovne tolazbe. Jud
je bill rabin, a Rusin pop. Da-
nasnji slucaj pa je drugacen:
zda.j gre "a to, da obesimo kato-
licana. Prisel sem pa ma kapl-
talno misel; da bi Sc rec ne "a
vlekla, mu dajte duhovno tolaz-
bo v naprej, kakor receno, da bi
CO ctvar no zavlacevala."
General je pozvonil in narocil
slugi: "Prinesi dive il vcerajsnje
baterije!"
In nalivajoc vino takoj nato
vojnemu kuratu v case, je rekel
prijazno: "No, pa Sc nekollko
potolazite pred to duhovno to-
lazbo! >"
liza zamrezenega okna, "a
katerim je sedel svejk ma kava-
lett, pa Sc je razlegal v tenn
groznem casu njegov spev:
my vojaci, my jsme PAM,
mas milujou holky samy,
my fasujem' penize,
name sc vsude dobre ..
Carara Eins, zwei I"
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Nadaljevanje)

Kurat MARTINEZ, pobozna in
postena dusa, nj prihajal rad h
generalu Finku. Po vseh in
strukcijah mu je namrec dajal
general vselej kaj ostrega pitt
in mu je pripovedoval najnovej-
Sc anekdote il najbolj bedastih
zvezkov, XII so jih "a vojsko IL
dajali 'Lustige Blater." Vcasih
mu je prebiral tudi IL zbirke We
selih vojaskih pesmi "Wir mus
sen siegen" ter je neprestano
uriganjal kurata, maj pie in Sc
smeje Z MIN. Podlo je klafal,
da Sc je kurat bolestjo v srcu
spominjal svojega zupnika, XII
nj v nicemer zaostajal "a gene
ralom, .kar Sc tice debelih be-
sed.
Kurat Martinez je grozo o.
pazal, da cim veckrat prihaja
h generalu Finku, tenn bolj
nravno propada. Nesrecniku so
namrec zaceli likerji disati, ge-
neralove anekdote so ga zacale
zabavati, dobival je razkosne
fantazije in med kontusovko,
slivovko in pajcevinami ma Ste
klenicah starega vina je pozab-
ljal ma Boga, a med vrsticami
brevijarja so mu plesale pun
cke, o katerih mu je pripovedo-
val general. Odpor proti pose
tom pri generalu je polagoma
padal.
General je incl rad kurata
Martinez, XII Sc mu je zdel spo-
cetka podoben svetemu 1gnacl-
ju il Lojole ter Sc je pocasi pri-
vajal okolice.
General Fink mu je prisel ma
proti yes razzarjen in vessel.
cali ste re slisali?" mu je xii
cal. 20 moi nagli sodbi? Obesi-
mo vasega rojaka''
Pri besedi "rojaka" je kurat
MARTINEZ uzaljen pogledal ge-
nerala. ze nekajkrat je zavrnil
domnevo, da hi bill Ceh, in re
nestetokrat je pojasnil, da spa
data k njegovi moravski farl
dive obcini, ceska in nemska, in
da mora en- teden pridigati "a
Cehe, drugi teden pa "a Nemce.
In ker nj v ceski obcini nobene
ceske Sole, mora v obeh obcinah
poucevati nemski. Torej nj Ceh !
To logicno utemeljevanje je dalo
nekemu majorju povod "a opaz-
ko, da je vojni kurta Martinez
prav "a pray trgovec z mesa
MIN blagom.
"Pardon!" je dejal general,
"pozabil sem. Ia nj vas rojak.
MANFRED Ceh je, ubeznik, izdaja-
lee, XII je sluzil Rusom in bo
zdai visel. Medtem, nekako pro-
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that way, because in addition to
her father, she has two brothers Ia
the Army. 49,.
sk Lieutenant Tom is an antiair.
craft artilleryman. Captain Jack
is in the Air Corps. So Elizabeth
is reasonably sure that in one way
or another, the Axis will hear from
the Jenkins family in the near
futnei
Are you doing as much foe
Americas future az Elizabeth
Jenkins7 Every dollar you can
lend helps; % .. 4
Figure II out for yousseE
Weren't there q few more dollars
in your last pay envelope that
could have gone into War Bonds
but didn't7 Get out your penc1
right now; and zee If you can'e
boost the percentage you're put
ting aside for Uncle Sam-And
yourseM
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rekel: "Jako me veseli - JAZZ
sem svejk, ordonanc II. mars
kompanije 81. regimenta. TAX
pa lepo sedite poleg meme, 60
spod feldkurat, in mi pripove-
dujte, zakaj so vas zapri. vi
ste vendar v rangu oficirja, tax
vam gebira oficirski Arrest v
garnizonu, ne pa tlele, sal je ma
tel kavaleti polno usi. Vcasih Sc
seveda primeri, da kdo ne We,
kan prav "a prav v arestu spa
da, ali to Sc mesa v kancliji ali
pa slucajno. Enkrat sem vam
sedel, gospod feldkurat, v are
stu v Budjejovicah pri regimen
tu, in so privedli k meni nekega
kadetstelfrtretja. TAX stelfrtre-
ter je nekaj podobnega, kakor
feldkurat: nj prase nj tele. Tu-
lii je ma mansaft, kakor bi bill O.
ficir, a &c Sc je kaj zgodilo, so
ga zaprli med navadno mansaft.
To so vam bill, gospod feldku-
rat, TAXI bastardi, da MISC pre-
iemali menaze v untrOficirSki
kuhinji, ker so bill visji, ma me-
nazo "a mansaft MISC imeli pra-
vice, a oficirsmenaza jim tudi nj
gebirala. Imeli smo jih takrat
pet in v zacetku so jedli v kan
TIM same sirecke, ker menaze
MISC dobili mixer. Potem je pri-
Sci tia NADINE obrlajtnant
Wurm in jim je to prepovedal,
ces, da Sc ne strinja castjo
Observation-Disclosures, da bi hodili
v kantino "a mansaft. Ali kaj
maj bi storili, ko jih oficirskan-
tino MISC pustili? TAX so viseli
v zraku in so v nekaj dneh pre-
trpeli tako krizevo pot, da je e
den izmed njih skocil v Malso
a drug je pobegnil cd polka in
je cez diva meseca pisal, da je '
Maroku vojni minister.
Zdaj so bill Sc stirje, kajti tt
stega so il Malse potegnili Ii
vega, zakaj v razburjenosti j
pozabil, ko je skocil V vodo, de
INA plavati in da je napravil IL
kusnjo il plavanja z izvrstnin
uspehom. Dali so ga v spital,
tam spet MISC vedeli, ali maj g
odenejo z oficirsko deko ali
navadno "a mansaft. TAX ga nj
so sploh odeli z nobeno deko ir
so ga zavili v mokro rjuho, d.
je ze eez pol ure prosil, maj gs
puste nazaj v kasarno, in to j
bill prav tisti, XII so ga zaprli !
meni Sc cisto mokrega. Sedel j
tam menda stiri dni in pra'
vsec mu je bilo, ker je zdaj do
bival menazo, sicer arestantov
sko, a vendar menazo in bill n;
svojeh, kakor Sc rece. Peti dal
so prisli ponj, a eez pol ure 81
je vrnil po cepico. Cd veselja j
jokal, ko mi je pravil: Koncnt
je prisla odlocitev. Cd danes bo
mo kadetstelfrtreterji zapnran
ma hauptvahi med oficirji, n;
menazo bono doplacevali v of
cirski kuhinji; a sele ko Sc of
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