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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06
Financing
OF Oil by RFC
In Prospect

Senator Joseph O'Mahoney of Wy
oming has received encouragement from
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
on his plan to finance wildcat drilling
with federal funds, according to advices
received by the Journal from the sena-
tor.
Jesse Jones, chairman of RFC, in a
letter to Senator O'Mahoney said:
"The Reconstruction Finance Corpora
tion win be glad to give favorable con
sideration to properly secured loans for
the production of OIL"
No plan has yet been outlined farther
than the suggestion on January Of the
senate public lands committee that the
RFC should finance exploratory drilling
through long-term loans on good seeur-
ity." This letter was addressed also to
Harold Iekes of PAW and Chairman
Nelson of WPB. Ickes said, in reply,
81 agree with what you say in your
letter of January 9 about the impOr-
lance of proper public financing of
efforts to discover oil reserves, and l
viii have the matter explored in my de-
partment."
Nelson wrote that he would be glad
to cooperate with Jones and Ickes in
any program O'Mahoney could work out.
Senator O'Mahoney in letter to the
Journal said that he would be very
gIad-to hear from Wyoming and Mon
lions for a workable plan.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06
Poetic Coust
Tunkers MoY Be
Sent Elsewhere

Suggestion that more tank ships are
to be taken from the Pacific Coast is
contained in announcements of PAW
of fuel oil rationing in Oregon and
Washington, where domestic consump-
ton must be cut % percent. "The pros
pect of some of these facilities (tank-
ers) being required in war service in
other areas" prompted the move $50
far the Pacific Coast has, for certain
military reasons, enjoyed the advantage
of having relatively more tank ships
than had the Atlantic" said the official
announcement.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06

ton project and the gas continues TO
bubble up through the water.
The test well is on land belonging
to Leonard Young, newly elected mem
Der of the Montana Railway commits
sion. The rig was trueked in from
California. Included is 5000 feet of
4-ineh drill pipe. Bob Amiek, head
driller, is now on location. When drill
ing starts, Charles Harper, superin-
tendent, will arrive from California to
take charge. Harper is identified with
the Bond Petroleum Co., and was
formerly with Richfield.
Mid-Montana Oil Co. is a closed cor
poration, organized and financed in
California. Among the hackers is Dr.
A. NJ. Hansen Of Los Angeles, wealthy
professional man who has achieved
considerable success in Hansco Oil Co.
Others identified are B. E. Haugner of
Los Angeles, Charles Harper, formerly
Continued on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06

Sketch Of Rocky
Mountain oil and
gas fields showing
location Of Harlo
structure.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06

Gordon Campbell was work
ing on a project to finance a
test on Harlo structure when
he passed away in 1888. The
proposition was dormant for
several years. Now it has been
taken up by Mid-Montana Oil
company of California which
has moved in a modern rotary
rig preparatory to a complete
test.
Location of the test is cen
ter NWA NEA Sec. BIN
1sE. Gordon CampbelPs loca-
ton was east of this, in SWA
NEH s-7N-19E. The new To-
cation is little farther away
from the axis.
The Campbell map has been
checked and confirmed by sew
eral other biologists including
W. E. Dunlap, prominent Cal
ifornia petroleum engineer. II
shows 500 feet of enclosure
on the northwest slope which
is the gathering side. Two
wells have been drilled on the
southeast slope, in the sharp
dip area and both are re
ported to have had showing.
of gas. One of these wells is
now summarized by an irripa
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06
Rotary Rig Trucked From
California to Make Test to
Lime on HdrLO Structure

the
Of
drilling approved by the late Gordon Campbell dis
cover o in Nonta
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-06

PONDERA
GRAND TOTAL

Figures barrels fractional bills omit
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
TWO MORE MAD DOGS
REPORTED IN COUNTY

The mad dog situation in Clint
wood became more acute late last
week when dog belonging to
Noah Raines, reported to have
been bitten by the dog that trav-
eled from ClintWood to Grundy,
bit one of the Raines children
through the lip and about the
back. The dog was forthwith con
fined for observation
At the same time Ayers Friend
reported that one of his dogs sud
denly became rabid and that he
killed the dog on the spot before
it had time to inflict any dam
age.
At least six stray dogs have
been killed here within the last
two weeks.
The dog situation is being ag-
gravated by the reported dump
ing of worthless, diseased dogs
from here and there in the coun-
ty. Squire Austin, Of Trammel,
reports that recently "a number
of such dogs were pitched from
a truck passing through Tram
mel.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
FISHING SEASON OPENS
JULY 1

The general fishing season will
open July l on all species of fish.
Following is brief summary of
the laws governing the taking of
fish:
Licenses required where per-
sons fish with rod and reel with
minnows for bait, of if they fish
for black bass and rock bass Cred
eye). License not required of per
sons under 16 years Of age to fish
but this does not apply to hunt
ing game with firearms.
It is unlawful to take any
black bass under 10 inches in
length or any rock bass under Is
inches, measured from tip of
nose to tip of tail.
Combination hunting and fish
ing license for county costs S1.00
and $500 for state.
According to information, fish
hatcheries will be unable to Sc
cure food for rearing fish this
year and it is doubtful if federal
and state hatcheries will have
any fish for release in streams
this year
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
Long Fork
Woman Victim
Of Shooting

Mrs Lena Mullins, 20-year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Crabtree of the Long Fork
section, was shot and instantly
killed by her husband. Archie
Mullins, near Fairfax Tuesday.
Details Of the killing are mea-
ger. 1t appears that Mullins had
just returned home after visit
in this county and that he fled
Immediately after the shooting,
and SO far has not been appre--
hended. He was a resident of
Bold Camp, in Wise county. I'M
til recently, when he located at
one of the defense plants near
Fairfax with his family. Accord
ing to information. Mrs Mullins
parents were also living temper
arily lat that point and the shoot
ing occurred at their home.
The couple had been married
about two years and had two
small children.
Burial will be in the Elkins
Graveyard near Baden Friday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
DRYS TO HAVE MEETING
SUNDAY AT MCCLURE

The regular monthly meeting
of the Dickinson County Tenn
perance Force will be held at
the Mcclure Church on Sunday
afternoon, June q. at 3 o'clock
with chairman T. E. Mullins of
Clinchco presiding. Rev w. NJ.
Page of Clintwood and other
prominent speakers will partici-
pate in the program.
All interested persons are in
vited to attend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
TRULA KISER DIES IN
COEBURN HOSPITAL

Trula, 17-year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Holly Kiser. of near
Hazel, died a few days ago at the
Coeburn Hospital, where she was
being treated for kidney trouble.
She had been in i'll health r
some time and her death was
not unexpected.
Burial was in the old Flatspur
graveyard, near the Kiser home.
Religious services were conduct
ed by Elder John Sutherland of
the Primitive Baptist church.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
ANOTHER DICKINSON
COUNTY MAN REPORTED
PRISONER OF WAR

In list of 283 American SOL
diers reported by the war de-
partment as taken prisoners by
the Italians and now held in
prisons in Italy appears the name
of another Dickinson county man,
Staff Sgt. Charlie w. Hall OF
Splashdam.
Some weeks ago, Pvt. George
L. Addington, son of Rev. J. w.
Addington Of Clinchco, was re-
ported a prisoner of the Italians.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
A RESOLUTION

The following resolution was
adopted at the Freewin Baptist
Conference at Clinchco, April "a:
Be it resolved, that this body,
the Dickinson County FreeWill
Baptist Conference, convened at
Clinchco. Va. on April "a, 1943,
let it be known that we are full
'ly behind the dry force move
ment in the county.
That we make it a point to
teach our people of the evils OF
alcohol and get them well in
formed before the question comes
to a vote, as early as possible af-
ter the county election.
That copy of this resolution
be sent to the county papers, the
Roanoke Times and to the month
ly rally at Trammel next Sunday,
April 25, 3 pm.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
WAR COSTS ARMED FORCES
9O,86O CASUALTIES

According to radio reports to-
day, the war has cost al branch
es of the u. S. armed forces co.
$50 casualties to date-15, 1872
killed; 21,860 wounded, 33,697
missing and 20.171 prisoners The
army casualties were listed as
1923 dead, 1923 wounded, 22,-
687 missing and 1868 prisoners.
Total navy, marine and coast
guard casualties announced to
date are 26,902, with 1904 dead.
4,732 wounded, 11,O10 missing
and 1856 prisoners.
In the 19 months of fighting in
world war l the United States
suffered 35O.30O casualties when
this country had 4,355,000 men
under arms. The total modified
American forces in this war are
(See next column)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
HASSEL MULLINS KILLED
IN MINE ACCIDENT
AT JENKINS, KY.

Hassel Mullins, son of the late
Lonny Mullins of Clintwood, was
killed in the Jenkins mines on
Thursday of this week. He was
a brakeman in the mines, and
several cars of coal in the trip
he was riding wrecked, tearing
down number Of mine props,
and Mullins was crushed and kill
ed almost instantly
He was about "a years old,
married, and is survived by the
widow, one or more children and
two sisters.
Burial will be in the Fleming
town graveyard on Saturday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
Hardiway Rose
Acquitted On
Murder Charge

HardaWay Rose was found not
guilty of the charge OF murder
in circuit court here last Friday.
Rose shot to death Wilson John
son in a cafe at Nora on last
April "a. From persons attending
the trial we are informed that
the evidence showed that Rose
shot in self defense, thinking that
Johnson was armed. 1t was fur
Their proved that Johnson had
threatened the life of Rose on
several previous occasions.
Toby Kiser and Cleve Dales,
Jr.. entered pleas of guilty to the
indictment of grand larceny. The
court deferred passing sentence
until a later date.
Dorsey Cook plead guilty to a
charge of breaking and entering.
Sentence was also deferred
The first three days of court
this week were consumed by the
case of Harrison Deel against the
Ruth Elkhorn Coal Co. This ac7
ton grew out of the practice Of
the coal company of dumping
slate and other refuse from its
mines on the surface of Deels
real estate. The plaintiff alleged
that such practices filled up and
changed the course of Mill Creek
thereby causing his property to
be flooded following each heavy
rain. A verdict awarding Deel
two hundred dollars damages
was returned by the jury.
The court is occupied today
with hearing criminal appeals
cases. 1t is thought that tornor-
row the case of Tandy Rose.
administrator for CORTLAND Rose
VS.. c. A. Long will again be tried.
The case at the last term of the
court resulted in a hung jury.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
SCOUT EXECUTIVE HERE
THIS WEEK

c.. Walton eFrrel new Field
Scout executive of Grundy was
here one day this week contact
ing members of the Boy Scout
Troop committee. According to
Mr.. Ferrel, Camp Pellissippi, in
Russell county, will be open from
July 4th to the 10th, starting at
noon on Sunday the 4th and end
ing Saturday at l o'clock. Scouts
were told that if they wish to go
to camp this year they must get
their troop registered and camp
applications in before July 4th.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
Has Your Subscription Expired?

estimated to be twice. the peak
number of world war l with cas-
ualties only one-fourth as great
as in the first war.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24

Kermit Mullins and family, of
Washington, d. c., are spending
two weeks with Mr.. Mullins par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Null
Inns of Isom.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
HERE'S A BARGAIN

s Squares of Roofing, 100 Id
weight, color, green blend, CEN
ter cut like shingles. KemI-r
Mullins, ClintwOod, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24

Clifton Ashbrook of Clinchco
was a visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
N. Nolan Thursday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24
THE
PERSONAL
SIDE


Kermit Mullins and family, of
Washington, D. c., are spending
two weeks with Mr. Mullins par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Null
Inns of Isom.
Clifton Ashbrook of Clinchco
was visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
N. Nolan Thursday.
Misses 10 and Katherine Suth-
erland, Sgt. Cecil Hughes and
Misses Nancy Bruce and Ethel
Mae Hicks of Wise were dinner
guests of Mrs. Ayers Friend last
Friday.
Jack Fleming and sister. Mrs
Charles Smith, of Kingsport,
were visiting relatives here Sun
day.
Mrs. Jasper r. Sutherland
spent the weekend in Tennessee
visiting her husband, 1t. Suther-
land.
Mrs. A. A. Skeen Jr., and lit
tie daughter have returned from
Whitesburg, KY.
Mrs. Roy Thomason, Misses 10,
Louise and Katherine Sutherland
were shopping in Norton We'd
nesday.
Elder Wash Wallace of Skeet-
rock was business visitor in
Clintwood Wednesday.
FOR SALE-One Hot Point Elec-
trio Stove, good as new. Priced
reasonable. See A. A. Skeen, Jr..
Clintwood. Va. St
Mrs. Genoa Smith, Mrs. Ferne
Skeen and Mrs. Lillian PEBBLES OF
the Ann French Circle were hos
ties, - of the Kiwanis Club last
Monday night.
Mrs. Myrtle Damron and chill
dren of Newport News are visit
here this week.
Allen E. Stanley, former teach
er at Dickinson Memorial High,
is now stationed at cambridge,
Md, learning to be a sailor.
HERE'S A BARGAIN
Squares of Roofing, 100 Id
weight, color, green blend, CEN
ter cut like shingles. KemI-r
Mullins, ClintwOod, Va.
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24

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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24

Mrs. Jasper R. Sutherland
spent the weekend in Tennessee
visiting her husband, 1t. Suther-
land.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24

Misses 10 and Katherine Suth-
erland, Sgt. Cecil Hughes and
Misses Nancy Bruce and Ethel
Mae Hicks of Wise were dinner
guests Of Mrs. Ayers Friend last
Friday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24

Allen E. Stanley, former teach
er at Dickinson Memorial High,
is now stationed at cambridge,
Md, learning to be sailor.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24

Mrs. A. A. Skeen Jr., and lit
tie daughter have returned from
Whitesburg, Ky.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24

Jack Fleming and sister. Mrs.
Charles Smith, of Kingsport,
were visiting relatives here Sun
day.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24

Mrs. Genoa Smith, Mrs. Ferne
Skeen and Mrs. Lillian PEBBLES OF
the Ann French Circle were hos
ties. - of the KiWanis Club last
Monday night.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24

FOR SALE-One Hot Point Elec-
trio Stove, good as new. Priced
reasonable. See A. A. Skeen, Jr..
Clintwood, Va. st
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-24

Mrs. Myrtle Damron and chill
dren of Newport News are visit
here this week.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-07
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Cuts, Scratches, Burns

Bewise. Guard against infections which may "lay
you up" Cleanse wound Instantly. Then apply
effective. inhibitory antiseptic OIL SOL. .Used
for over 40 years In Thousands Of factories.
garages. Industrial first aid stations Ore depart-
ments and homes. Pleasant 20 me. Combafs
infection; quickly helps relieve pain Only SOC &
your druggist's. Must satisfy you or your mouey
back. Get NooesepS 0llr0seoe today.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-07

Sci Z MIN star harmonikar, XII
ga je nasel v krcmi, ko 81 je
kupil zganja ma to dolgo milo
do Radomysla. Harmonikar je
smatral svejka "a dezerterja in
mu svetoval, maj gre Z MIN do
Horazdovic, kjer ina omozeno
hcer in je njen MOI tudi dezer-
ter. Harmonikar Sc ga je v NAL
einu ocividno nabral.
"Svojega moza ina re diva
meseca skritega v hlevu," je
pregovarjal svejka, "torej tudi
tebe lahko skrije, in tam osta-
meta do konca vojske. In &c bo-
sta diva, wanna vsaj ne bo dolg-
cas-"
Ker je svejk vljudno odklo-
nil, Sc je harmonikar zelo raz-
buril in krenI ma levo preko
polja, grozec svejku, da ga ova-
di oroznikom. V Radomyslu je
svejk proti veeeru ma Dolnji
ulici "a sv. Florijanom res ma
sci Meliharja. Ko mu je sporo-
Gil pozdrav sestre IL Draze, nj
to napravilo mani nikakega VIII
ska. Hotel je videti Svejkove
papirje. Bill je zaostal clovek, XII
je neprestano govoril o ropar-
jih, klatezih in tatovih, XII sc
jih silno mnogo potepa po vsem
piseckem okraju.
"Vsak je videti, kakor hi ne
znal steti do pet. In nihce nina
papirjev."
"Pa zbogom torej ocka!'
"zbogom in drugic 81 poiseete
vecjega bedaka!"
Ko je svejk izginil v temo, je
dedec Sc nekaj casa godrnjal "a
MIN: eta potepuh gre IL Ia
bora k regimentu najprej do
Horajdovic in potem sele ma Pi-
SEX. Sal potuje okoli sveta!"
svejk je korakal zopet skoraj
vso noe, dokler nj nekje blizu
Putima ma polju nasel stog. Ia
ril sc je v slamo in zaslisal prav
blizu sebe glas: "Od katerega
Kan sc nosis?"
"Od 21. v Budjejovice."
"Po kaj gres tja?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-07

Poroenik nj cakal dolgo S svo-
10 salomonsko razsodbo tezkega
vplasanja ter je odlocil:
"Pa maj gre pes! In maj ga
zapro pri polku, ker Sc je "a
kasnil! Kdo sc bo otepal Z
mimi"
mic ne pomaga, kamerad,"
je rekel desetnik Palanek Svej-
ku, ko je prisel iz pisarne, "pes
moras do Budjejovic. Ma vah-
cimru imamo Sc hlebcek komisa,
XII to ga damo "a popotnico."
In "a pol ure, ko so Svejka
napojili S crno kavo in mu dali
poleg komisa Sc zavojcek vo-
jaskega tobaka, je odkorakal
Svejk v temni noci "a svoiim
regimentom ter prepeval stare
vojasko pesem -.
A vrag vedi, kako Sc je zgo-
dilo, da je dobri vojak svejk
mesto proti jugu k Budjejovi-
cam korakal zmerom naravnost
proti zapadu.
Korakal je po zasnezeni cesti,
v mrazu, zavit v svoj vojaski
plasc kakor tisti poslednji il
Napoleonove garde, vracajoci
Sc pohoda v Moskvo, a lie S
tenn razlockom, da je Svejk We
selo prepeval. In po zasnezenih
gozdovih je nocni tisini od-
mevala njegova pesem tako
strasno, da so po vaseh divje
tulili vsi psi.
Ko Sc je petja navelical, je
svejk sedel ma kup gramoza, 81
zapalil pipo, Sc odlocil in kora-
kal nato dale novim pustolov-
scinam budjejoviske anabaze
naproti.
Svejkova budjejoviSka anabosa.
Staroveski bojevnik Kseno-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-07

the united whip the dctators
of doing, but eventually we'll
and then what? ~
Who's foot the bills the war? And what going to do
with Hitler, Hirohto and Mussoini?
spend their declining
while pinch and keep ahead of the tax
collector L. Nage president Schuze Baking Company OF
Chicago has anything about it. He has pan the Nafger
Pn and has wofold of Hercuan lift to future
tax burdens growing the solving der ehrers
housing problem when the birds their fittings Dovers
white cliffs
three gassed be constructed and
a world wide detail of international
Hitler would Gagged second and Mussoni
the third
and hamlet of the earth the troupe would
travel for the the andfor They
would placed all the following prices HITLER
S. HIROHITO, ST. MUSSOLlNI, 25c.
" Will the travelling troupes off the war debt?
Here NaigerS Why the natural
1t has more crowd appeal than the Kentucky Derby the AmyNavy
How much will the produce? almanac estimates
900 people the wor1d $925 head they would
by enough the debt in
e, but certainly enough to a terrific s.
If have anys Mr.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-07

fon je prepotoval vso Malo All
10 brez karte. Start Gotje so iz-
vrsevali svoje pohode takisto
brez topografskih vednosti. Mar
Strait neprestano naprej, temu
Sc rece anabaza. Prodirati skozi
neznane krajine. Biti obdan cd
sovraznikov, XII preze ma prvo
priloznost, da ii zavijejo vrat.
Ako ina kdo tako dobro glavo,
kakor jo je incl Ksenofon ali
VISA ona razbojniska plemena,
XII so prisla " Evropo bogveod-
kod, cd Kaspiskega ali Azov-
skega morja, della pravcate Gu
deze ma TAKEN pohodu.
Tam nekje ma severn oh gal
skem morju, kamor so bile do
spele rimske legije Cezarjeve tu-
di brez karte, so 81 nekdaj rekli,
da Sc zopet vrnejo in pomarsira-
jo po drugi cesti Rim, da bi
doziveli Sc vec. In resnicno so
dospeli tia. Odtistihmal Sc goto-
vo rece, da vodijo vse ceste y
Rim.
Tako vodijo vse ceste tudi v
Ceske Budjejovice, o cemer je
bill popolnoma preprican dobri
vojak svejk, ko je namesto vasi
budjejoviskega kraja zagledal
vasi kraja milevskega. Ali ko-
rakal je neprestano dale. Neka
stara zenica, XII Sc je vracala IL
cerkve v Milevskem po cesti cd
Kvjetova proti Vrazam, je ogo-
vorila svejka krscanskim po-
zdravom: "Hvaljen bodi :.
kan pa greste, vojak?"
"Ej, mama, grem V Budjejo-
vice k regimentu," je odgovoril
svejk, ''in potlej ma vojsko."
20, pa greste napacno," je
dejala prestrasena zenica. "V
tel smeri ne pridete nikoli tia,
nego ma Klatove."
"Mislim, da sc tudi Kla-
tov pride V Budjejovice," je re-
kel vdano svejk.
zenica Sc je socutno ozrla
mani: "Tamle, V tistemle gozdic-
ku pocakajte, da vam prinesem
krompirjevke, XII vas pogreje.
Nasa bajta Sc re vidi odtod: "a
gozdickom malo ma desno. Ia
kaj cez naso vas Vraze ne mo-
rete iti: tam so orozniki kakor
skopci. Nato idite liz gozda ma
in Sc ognite Cizovi. Tam
so stirje zandarji kakor rabbi
in love dezerterje. Zato pojdite
skozi gozd ma Sedlec pri Horaz-
dovicah, kjer je zelo dober zan-
dar, XII pusca vsakogar skozi
vas. Ali innate S seboj kaksne
'Nimam, matt"
"Tak ne hodite tia in pojdi-
e rajsi ma Radomysl, pa glejte,
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da pridete tia zvecer, ko so vsi
orozniki v krcmi. Tam najdete
hisico, XII je spodaj modro po-
pleskana, in vprasajte "a Nell
harja; to je moi brat. Da ga
pozdravljam, mu povejte, in on
VAN pokaze, kod Sc gre ma
Budjejovice."
V gozdicu je svejk cakal ze-
nico mad pol ure in ko sc je
ogrel S krompirjevo JUNO, XII mu
jo je prinesla stara ubozica v
loncku, ovitem z blazino, da hi
Sc ne shladila, je potegnila IL
robca Sc krajec kruha in kosec
slanine, vtaknila vse Svejku v
zepe, ga prekrizala in mu po-
vedala, da ina tam-na 'front.'
diva vnuka.
Nato mu je temeljito ponovila
skozi katere vasi mai hodi in
katerim maj Sc ogne. Koncno je
vzela il zepa krono, da 81 v
Malcinu lahko kupi zganja, ker
do Radomysla je dolga milja.
Cd Glove je Sci svejk po ma
svetu zenice ma Radomysl proti
vzhodu in razmisljal, da mora
dospeti do Budjejovic z vsake
svetovne strani. L. Malcina je