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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24
What's a Hat? to Her,
= War Work Must Go Or

OKLAHOMA CITY. - The wind
whipped off Mrs. Irene Reeds hat
but rather than be late to work at a
war factory she kept right on run
ming, caught her bus, and waited un-
til she reached the plant to report
the loss. p. Gs / -s- d ~ raar
Deputy Sheriff Andy Cole was sent
to look for it and wrote as follows:
ST made an extra effort to recover
the hat due to the devotion of the
woman to her job and to the war
effort by arriving on time at the loss
of good hat" s'-aa. -
P. She couldn't find it.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24

paon,e of Washington may en-
summer vacations in their
yoy w marks even in these days OF
,nher conservation and gasoline
Fleming. for every community OF
.se state has one or more WITHIN
W close radius. Why not learn to
low and enjoy them? We hear
A Sreat deal of talk about the i'm
aortance of advertising our state,
oa vast sums are annually ex-
a a by chambers of commerce
= ottract tourists. The best ad-
- medium is the apprecia-
w. and enthusiasm of all the
neonle. which is generated spon-
taneo,1sly when they visit and
come to know the natural areas
embraced in our state park sys-
tenn.
sacajawea State Park
4 small but most delightful
state park is that of SacajaWea ~
mo at the confluence Of the Snake
and columbia rivers near Pasco
and Kennewick. With its green
Iawns and flowers and shade trees
Il Is q yeritable oasis in the desert
an hot summer day. The original
land which was the nucleus OF
This mark was given to the State
by the Daughters of the Pioneers
of washington (prior to 1870 in
1881. $780,. $50 ..-.-.--.,,,
Today. with war industries and
tbe PROJECT of irrigation bringing
greatly increased population to
this region, it is interesting to
90 back 1873 years to the day
when the first white men visited
this spot-the expedition of Lewis
. and Clark. We might have ex-
pected them to have been greatly
excited upon reaching the great
Columbia river, but they report
merely in their entry for October
ls, 1905, that they came to the
junction.
1--WE halted above the point o.
junction on the Kimooenin
(Snake) to confer with the Indians
who had collected in great mum
beers to receive us. After smok
ing with the Indians, we formed
a camp at the point where thu
two rivers unite, near to which
we found some driftwood, ant
were supplied by our two oil
chiefs with the stalks of willow
> and some bushes for fuel. We hat
scarcely fixed the camp and go
: the fires prepared when a chic
came from the Indian camp abou
a quarter of a mile up the Colum
bia at the head of nearly 200 mer
They formed a regular process
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24

sion, keeping time to the noise,
rather the music of their drums,
which they accompanied with their
voices. AS they advanced they
formed a semicircle around us,
and continued singing for some
time. We then smoked with them
all and communicated, as well as
we could by signs, our friendly
intentions toward all nations and
our joy at finding ourselves sur
rounded by our children. We then
proceeded to distribute presents
to them, giving the principal chief
a large medal, shirt, and hand
|kerchief; to the second chief a
medal of smaller size; and to a
third chief, who came down from
some of the upper villages, small
medal and a handkerchief. This
ceremony being concluded, they
! left us, but in the course of the
afternoon several of them return
ed and remained with us till at late
hour. After they had dispersed
we proceeded to purchase provi-
sions, and were enabled to collect
seven dogs, to which some of the
Indians added small presents of
fish, and one of them gave us
twenty pounds of fat dried horse
flesh" .. :
The Journal describes the coun-
try as ga continued plain, with
no tree and scarcely any shrubs
except a few willow bushes; even
of smaller plants there is not much
more than the prickly pear, which
is in great abundance and is even
more thorny and troublesome than
|any we have yet SEEM On Oc-
ltober 18th Captain Clark went UP
the Columbia to the mouth Of the
Yakima. He speaks of passing fish.
ling places of mat houses and says
.I"Great quantities of fish were dry.
ling on scaffolds. Salmon were
stiewed along the shore or float.
ing on the surface of the water
(which is so clear that salmon may
i be seen swimming in hte water a
La depth of Is to 20 feet"
4 The name Sacajawea, of course
thonors their famous Indian woman
guide. The state park today ha:
la fine museum containing splen.
did exhibit of Indian artifacts
reminiscent of the culture tina
prevailed prior to that day wher
Lewis and Clark opened the wa,
for White domination.
Other State Parks
On Highway No. 8 between
lWaitsburg and Dayton is anothel
park marking this historical rout'
the Lewis and Clark Trail Stat
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24
Firm Rents Land to Grow
- Food for $50 EMPLOYEE.

BUTLER. PA. - The American
Bantam Car company has leased a
100 acre farm to grow vegetables for
$50 employees and their families.
The company will sell produce to
employees at cost. If possible, men
will be hired at factory rates to till
the farm. Otherwise, plant en-
ployees with farm experience will
work the land in shifts.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24
Chops Down Stop Signs

PASADENA, CALIF.-Police have
taken up the hue and cry Of Wood
man, spare that tree" A would-be
Paul Bunyan, equipped with an axe.
chopped down, as though they were
trees, two boulevard stop signs.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24
Evidence

Mrs. Asker-Is it true that Hen
rietta Brown has retained young
Lawyer Pike to sue Jim Smith for
breach of promise?
Mrs. Tellit-Well, all I know is
that Bessie Black, Pike fiancee, is
wearing the diamond ring that
Jim gave to Notwithstanding
Eagle.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24
Meant Well. Anyhow

Two sailors were shipwrecked.
"Say, Bill" said one of them
team you pray?"
"No," said the other.
"Well, can you sing hymn?"
"No."
The first sailor thought for 8
moment.
"Well," he said at length. "We'o
better do something religious. Lets
have "a collection. -s-a.2s ss-,..sss +.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24
Remarkable

"I heard a remarkable pianist
today who has only one hand"
That's nothing; heard a sing
er today who has no voice"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24

Same Words. Different Meaning
"When / was your age, my boy,
/ thought nothing Of a ten-mile
walk"
az don't think much Of it, either"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24

The old-fashioned Kennewick
man who never thought anything
of walking 10 or IL miles. in an
afternoon has a grandson who
never thought of it either.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24

You have also proably noticed
by this time that the high price
of pork has started the consumers
10 souealing.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24
Not CONTAGIOUS

"Why do you come to school
when your brother has the measles
"fIe is only my stepbrother."
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24
Know Your Parks!

~ Secretary of State and Chairman of Washington
De- c+.te Parks Committee
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-24
Other State Parks

On Highway No. 3 between
Waitsburg and Dayton is another
park marking this historical route
the Lewis and Clark Trail State
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14

nper pe''t u'iell euuis uIl oeI you.
ilube Nepeil u''lein' ~, y9ulleH puls,lu'
'''speiseiulle'., ao,r guoeH hHs De<
s.'nyl, lp1s ee'puynpsie', senun o.
,.np'ese'', uepol to'l ,utlue ahsupeh
I'pel l'e n!uue'l. ,5uu,lnno.8e pepuup.
ts't ''e muyle" ~, -, wv. ye'''ule u'p
g plus' n''!s.s Snouu.l'ul ao luleu's'l
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14
9aittipodh ben IA. Snii 1943

.Mai 1905, mo- ct 5ipei Sabres stpei
Monate lino 5iDei Gage berblieb. Nm
|t3. SuIi 1907 tpurbe er n.oie aa-
tbeorale in st. Wapne beriest unb
am 8. Sllli 1908 an Die ct. 8rioget's
Stride in &obart, Srb. Sort errid-
tete er Elm S1ulgebdube, oas 5u glei-
der 3eit als Stride biettte.
Nadoen Neb. Soft INT Sabre 1921
megen 5unebmenber g ar6nfIibfeit n,,o
tamentlid) tDegen Ieines iib berihliin-
|mernben Mngenleibens bon ieinem 8i-
ibof eine oreiidbrige Hnbepnuie er-.
belt, rabm er feline gatigfeit am 80.
Suli 1924 ais 9farrer bon Mleranoria
tpieber alf unb fam am 12. Ipril
1929 nod Suntington als Hfarrer
Ger SO. Beter 1nb 8aulsfir1e. Mit
neuem gifer urb unern1iiolidem @r-
beitsgeilt tpirfte ct BORT fiirs geiltige
,'nb leiblide @obl ser linn anpertrali-
ten @emeinoe Bis gum gnoe ieiner
&rdfte.
Mep. Soft nabm groBes Sntereiie
an Der sSSoiepbinum alun1lti sliiocia-
tion. 8ur6 ieine 8entiibungen ipuroe
i'm Sabre 1886 Die 3entralieftion ser
8ereinigung gegriinOet, beren eriter
Braiioent er brei Sabre binourd mar.
@ir bitten l1nIere 2eier llm Elm
Gebet fiir BEN 8erltorbenen bamit
feline Seele rube i1n Srieben 8ottes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14
&ep. Biaia,lt 6pff

Ser Sob bat nieoerum cine 2iide
m oie Geiben lnierer Soiepbinum-
Alumnen eeidlage,t.
Gep. Biaiam Soff 8farrer Ser
E5S. Heter it1b 8aulsfirhe IN 9unt-
ington, Sno., lit am bergnngenen 26.
SUM aus bieient 2eben geibiebe1t.
Ser gerltorbeae tnar 1eit ben leb-
ten Sabren franfiih, bemiibte iid in-
oeg, ieiner getpobntelt gddtigfeit nad
M0glihfeit ob5ulieeen. Seine beitan=
hieen 2eioen per,no6ten 1lidt. ieinen
getpobnte,1 beiterell Sinn au triiben.
@dbrenb ieines gon5en Brieiterle-
bens par es ibn1 tpegen zines iblin-
men 4ugenleioens nibt moglid, iib
pieI nit 2eftiire 81, beidaftieen., Ganf
leines ausgeaei1neten @eodbtniiies
perltorlb er eg, aus Der llnterbaltllng
nit Srennben ultb @ebilbeten feline
,Genntnifle 5u ertpeiter,t.
&en. Soft tpar ein ausge5eidneter
Steiner uno tpurbe ,,idt ielten bel
| tpidtigen MnIdiien als Gebner einge-
laben. or bieIt BEL Der @runoitein-
Elegung oes ,,el,en Soiepbinums cine
Der 9auptreben.
Der Geritorbene tpar am 8. War5
1873 in Chicago, SG., geboren. Sein
Batter. Wartin Soft, NOR 5dreiner-
l1leiiter uno feine Wutter Sobannn
|tpuroe anldBlih Der eriten &omtnu-
|,,ion ibres Sobnes Biaian fotboIiid.
Nad 8eenoiguns ieiner Bfurrfdul.
|iiuoien in Der ct. Mlopiilisfirhe tpur-
Sc er I'M Sabre 1892 i,ls SsSoiepbinum
onfgenommen unb erbieIt am 8. Mpril
1905 Die bl. Yrieiteripeibe aus Der
Sano giidof Snrtleps bon Columbus.
Seine erite fl. Weeife feierte ct in Der
|5t. AloDiiusfirde in Chicago l1no be-
eann feline prielterlide Edtiefeit in
Der Dioaeie Sort Bopne. Seine erite
MniteIing erbielt er an Der ct. So
in 2ogansport am 11ten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14
8ep. 2eon 80. 2inben

@ir beoauern 6en Sob eines tpei=
tern iter-Mlumnns bes soiepbi-
NUNS 1nitteilett at 11tiifien: Rep. 2eon
sc. 2inben bon Ser &laiie 1908 lit
am 1. Snli infolge eines Ser5ibla-
ges 1T bie gnigfeit biniibergegangen.
Ser geritorbene mar aln IA. San.
1878 in @erolIteitt GbeinIano,
Deutidlano, geboren. Seine Gltern
famen inn Sabre 1885 nad Mnerifa
uno lieBen iid i'm Staate Sninois nie-
Der. gein gater NOR Elm aiinitler nit
auBersetpobnli6en Sdbigfeiten. Rad
@onenoung Der Bfurrihule trat er
I'M Sabre 1891 ms Soiepbinl,m llno
bereitete itdb 5tpolf Sabre lang nit
lnuiterbaftem 5leiB anf Die 81. Brie-
itertpeibe bor.
glm II. SUM- 1903 fprroe Nep. 2ir-
ben bon 8iihof Senrp Moller, Der
6amals 4oabiutor oes grabiidofs BON
Cincinnati mar, gum Hrielter getpeibt.
gein erites 81. MeBopfer feierte 1er in
Ger ct. Sobonnesfirbe III Soliet, Sn.,
no ieine @ltern lpobnten.
8om MpoItoliiden DeIegnten Ser
graoioaeie Chicago einberleibt, tpurbe
er Miiiitent on Der ct. 8onifotius.
firhe in Chicago, mo er Bis 5li,1r Of.
tcber 1905 berblieb. 9em IS. Oftober
1905 Biz gum 90. ApriI 1909 mar er
aIs Miiiitent an Der ct: gsitoIalsfirhe
in Muroro, ST., t6tig. Den eifrigen
8enriibunge1 Meb. Qi,t6a1s st,erbauft
Sic @en1einbe ibr griteben. BORT be-
ihloB 9feb.. 2inoen ieit prieiterlirbes
2eben. t2e. gtzsi,s
gfeb. 2in6en bate bic finltleriihe
gnt,lr ieines 9oters geerbt. e,seine
-DiitI1iiIer fal1nten ibn ais Didter.
SIN Sabre 1908 aDerSffentIidte er elm
8anohen i,nter Dem 9iteI ,M gu11corb
@cf' Sueet 0otes'. gr i,ltereiiierte fih
.allh fir Motograpbie. :stssst3 ::stssss
Die Brieiter Ser Alumni aiocintion.
nerben 5tpei 81. Meiieit fiir bic Sees
lenrnbe BEG Beriterbeuen lefen. Bir
bitten aud uniere 2eier nm ein It'll
les 8ebet.
~ Gen Sob Deradtene gelalrst MAJ,
5llr 5reibeit.
|
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14
Stimme Ses 8olfes fit bas
eSpiepbinum .

Soiepbinnm ...
ginlieseno 81 5u @bren 6es bl.
Soiepb als 9anfIagune fir oie gr-
b6rung elmer Bitte. - Mrs. g. S.
. 81. 3.
Enclosed find check for $40 which
promised if a certain wish was
granted. = NJ. W., Mo.
Enclosed find check for ST as a
little help in the good work you are
doing. May ! ask you to pray for an
intention of mine. - Mrs. Oh. l..
K, Pa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

Clarence De Nuns, elmer unlerer
Stubenten, bittet INN elm @ebet fir
ieine in Der pergangenen @ode ber~
/ itorbene Mutter.
X X X
slm II. Snli tperben Serr unb
I5rau Sranf Sabbas burd) ein Danf-
ioeunesbobant in Ser ct. 8ernarbs-
firde, Detroit, Ifid., ibr golbenes
gbeiubilaum feiern. 8as Solepbinum
tpiinidt oem subelpaar reidlides
Slid uno @ottes Segen.
Serr Saooas lit iabrelang als eff
riger slgent aur gerbreit,tng unierer
beioen @obenblatter tdtig getpelen.
- X X *
gs lit feline angenebnte 1nb oft cine
|re6t unbanfbare arbeit, neue 2eier
81, tperben 11ro Mbonnet11entsgelber 51
foIleftieren. Sour nit 8egeiiterung fiir
sic quite 5abe fann eine oerartige Mr-
teit unternomn1en iperoen. 8ir bebiir=
fen britgenb folder 4genten in ben
meilten 5taoten. @er iid) in bieier
@eile Inn bas Soiepbinunt peroient
mahen mill, tpenbe itd on oas Sole
.pbinunt Inn ,rabere 8eoingungelt lno
4ommiiiionsraten
& ..atE
Gen bereits acknowledgement gr-
netlnrngen unierer btesidbrigen Nens
prielter ieien na6ltebel1be beigefiigt:
&ep. Halpb Afdoff, aifiltent on
Der stiiunption airde II, Morris,
Winn.
gfep. Gtbntar &aufnan, aiiiiterlt an
|ser Stride Of tbe giiitation, Ges Moi-
mes, Soma. ~
9fep. Dapio Giage, Miiiitent an Ser
ct. annafir9e in Spofane, Wnlb.
9fep. 2eonaro Gatbgeb, Miiiitent an
Ser Dur Saniour Stride in Sadion-
|hille, Sn.
Geb. gbomas Sidoepe, MIIiffe11t an
Der ct. Hatridsfirbe in st. 8ortb,
|Seras.
X * X 5 IL
Mus Dem i,a9itebenbett tns bon Ell.
|uem llnierer iungen Brieiter augegan.
genen Sdreiben gebt berbor, tpelde
Gieienaufgaben Dem 8rieiter gegen.
martig 5ufallen:
,@1breno f.... fit gep0bnlih
[eine ginmobneraabl bon 1000 beiitt,
befinoen iid bier 5ur 3eit iiber 49,
700 ariegsurbeiter ltnb 1900 Solba-
ten I'M bieiigen @irport.
Ser gingong fir oie Mrbeiter Be-
flnbet fih geraoe ber 5trabe gege,,,
iiber, ebenio Die MrmeefapeIe. So
tein fatboliider &aplan borbanben 1T,
Bin id Der &ilfsfelofaplan. SD Ieie
ieben Sonntag brei FL. MeHen, bic
|erlte nm 8 llbr i'm @amp 1l1o nm
10 l1no II l1br Die beiben nnbern in
Ser Bfarrfird)e. 8eibten 1per6en ee=
bort am 5amstng bon 2 l1br Big 4.30,
bon z Biz $50 unb bon II Big 12.
Solbatenbeibten por Der FL. MeIie
am 5onntag. gier &onnertiten neb-.
men Bel mir l1nterri6t nn6 beute
Woreen batte id 5tpei aranfenrufe.
X X X
Cine nBoo6dut"- "-Gauilie bat fid
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0ieies &o9enblatt

I
erf9etnt istt bem sabre 1878 reseImdtie
ften Nittpo9 unb iutrb bera,i8aeoeben
lxn Heften bed Rdpftliden GolIeginus So'
tp4tms.ua bsr beuigeu Gongreaatisn beg
Gh 4fnontflbung beuti&er Yrieftet06as
Hnm liir bte Ger. Gtaaten q. Gie}s
Gntnn - tn,ptfd<d nugeipaefsa Cd
h etnfanfts hsies HIatteS unb BE O.
f~sas fetsier lsfsr.
Publication OHco .
az WmTen St.. Columbus, Ohio
All editorid meter or mdtte1 oi
publication ond remittmces So1
subscriptions should be addressed
10 .E
ponhAcd College Josephinum
Wosthinqtou. Ohio
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14

Wer INNER fpriht oerfdllt II
Srrtum.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14

Gen Sob peradtene geIanst man
5ltr Greibeit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-14

Clarence De Huns, elmer unIere
Stubenten, bittet INN elm @ebet fiji
feline in Ser perganeenen @ode ber
ltorbene Mutter.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-05

ma vojski prevrnjeno in Sc bere-
10 knjige " obrnjenem redu,
najprej drugi in potem sele pr
vi del. vi pa ste mi rekli, da sem
pijana mrha, ko niti tega ne
vem, da je v ocenasu najprej
'Oce mas in sele potem 'amen.'"
lie dale, dalje, svejk!" je
dejal nadporocnik yes bled in
Sc oprijel stopnic ugasle loko-
motive.
"Tudi JAZZ sem BILL" je zvenel
mehki svejkovi glas, "vasega
mnenja. Bio mi je popolnoma
jasno, do bodo gospodje oficir-
il zaceli brati najprej prvi del,
dasi mi je znano, da gospodje
oficirji sploh malo berejo, fla
sti kadar je bojni metez 80"
"Ohranite oslarije Easel" je
zastokal Lukas.
"Da, cato sem vas pa tudi Sc
drugic vprasal, gospod nadpo.
rocnik, pc telefonu, ali hocete
imeti oba della naenkrat. vi pa
ste mi, kakor zdajle, odgovorili
raj obdrzim oslarije Ease in da
ne bono vlacili S seboj Sc neum'
nih spehov. In cato sem mislil
da sodijo tudi drugi gospodje
tako kakor vi. Vprasal sem Sc
nasega Vanjka, XII ina vendal
re izkusnje S fronte. On je re-
KEEL, da mislf spocetka vsak 60
spod oficir, da je visa vojska ne
kaka zabava in vozi S seboj ce.
10 biblioteko kakor ma letovisce
Dobivali so cd nadvojvodinj '
oar cele zbrane spise raznih pes.
nikov, da so Sc pucflekti kar kri'
viii pod mimi in preklinjali dar
svojega rojstva. Vanjek je pra'
vii, da tiste knpge MISC bile
sploh "a nobeno rabo, kveejemr
Ia kurjavo, zakaj bile so il ia
ko lepega papirja, a tako debe'
lega, da 81 je clovek ma latrin:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-05

s. takimi pesmimi odrl vso zad-
&c Sc smem tako izraziti,
gospod obr~lajtnant. Ia branje nj
bio casa, zakaj moral 81 nepre-
stano bezati, in je bila naposled
re navada, da so zaceli pucfleki
metati skozi okno vse zabavne
knjizice, kakor nitro so zaslisali
prvo kanonado. Pc tenn, kar
sem slisal, sem hotel Sc enkrat
zvedeti vase mnenje, gospod obr-
la:jtnant, a ko sem vas pc tele-
fonu vprasal, kaj maj pocnemo
S tistimi knjizicami, ste mi re-
xii, da kadar mi zleze kaj v be-
dasto buco, ne odneham, dokler
je ne dobim pc gobcu. Tako sem
torej odnesel v bataljonskancli-
10 lie prve dele tistega romano, a
drugi del sem pustil v nasi kom-
panikancliji. Mislil sem, ko 81
gospodje oficirji prebero prvi
del, dobe lahko Sc drugi del. A
naenkrat so javili, da Sc odpe,
ljemo in da maj Sc vse, kar je
odvec, odda acknowledgements,
Torej sem Sc enkrat vprasal 60
spoda Vanjka, ali smatra drugi
del tistega romano "a odvec. On
je dejal, da Sc pc njegovih H.
kusnjah ne vozijo ma fronto no.
bene bukve in da so vojakom
koristni lie start casopisi, ker sc
vanje lahko zavija tobak ali
seno, XII ga vojaki kade pc de-
kungah. Ma bataljonu so re raz'
delili prve dele, a drugi del smc
odnesli v gomazin."
! (Dalje ~prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-05
We prav dobro, kako Sc goste
.gospodje castniki.

We prav dobro, kako Sc goste
gospodje castniki.
Tedaj Sc je pojavil med DIVER
nadporocnik Lukas in je po-
zval svejka, maj gre Z MIN. Ko
sta prisla preko tirisca in OBJ
stala "a ugaslo locomotive, XII
je cakala re teden dni nekega
vlaka z municijo, je vprasal Lu-
kas: "svejk, kako pa je bilo S
tistimi k~njizicami?"'
"Pokorno javljam,, gospod
nadporocnik, to je jake dolga
HISTORICAL 'je odgovoril svejk,
"a vi Sc vselej razburite, kadar
yam pripovedujem vse dopo-
drobna 49,"
"Takole ne bova nikoli goto-
vo, svejk," ga je prekinil mad
porocnik; "ali poznate Gang
hoferja?"
"Kaj pa je?"
"Nemski pisatelj
"Pri moi veri, gospod mad
porocnik," je dejal svejk z H.
razom mucenika, ida ne po-
znam osebno prav nobenega
nemskega pisatelja."
pred odhodom vlaka ste mi
%javili, da so ma bataljonu neke
knjizice "a gospode l%ajtnante
Ali niste opazili, da so cd Gang
hoferja? Kaj je S TENN knjiga-
NIP" je bruhnilo jezno il Lu-
kaSa.
IS tistimi, XII sem jih prime
sci il regimentskanclije ma ba-
t~aljon?" je vprasal svejk. "Te.
lefonirali so mi naravnost il
regimentskanclije, maj 81 mars
bataljonskanclija udoma
odnese neke knjizice "a gospo-
de oficirje cd vsega bataljona,
Vel sem torej vreco in ker sem
vedel ,da Sc mora ma vojni de-
lati urno, sem z veliko tezavo
privlekel sam tiste knjige k
nam v kompanikanclijo ter 81
jih ogledal. Regimentsrech-
nungfeldvebelj v regiments
kancliji mi je rekel samo: 'Tu-
kaj so prvi deli, a tukajle drugi
deli. Kateri del morajo brati
gospodje oficirji, to pa re vedo'
-. JAZZ sem 81 mislil, sal nismo
jude, da bi brazil narobe - 3D.
zadaj naprej -, in nemska
knjiga sc here v~selej odzacet.
ka, ne pa odkonca. Vendar sem
vas, gospod nadporocnik, vpra.
Sal pc telefonu, ali je morda to
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eel v ustnico; hotel je nekaj
reel, koncno pa 81 je premislil
in dejal: Nv dobi nasega Diva
MIA v Brucku Sc je izpremenilo
re nekaj sistemov sifriranja de-
pes. Preden dospemo ma fronto,
bodo zopet now sistemi, ali JAZZ
mislim, da ma bojnem polju itak
nj casa, da hi luscili take krip-
tograme. Preden bi kdorkoli IL
med mas razluscil tako sifrira-
no porocilo, bi bilo re pc kom-
paniji, bataljonu in pc briga-
di. Prakticnega pomona toreJ
tako sifriranje nina"
Stotnik Sagner je jake nerad
prikimal. w praksi," je rekel,
"vsaj pc moth izkusnjah ma
srbskem bojiscu, res nj utegnil
nihce lusciti sifer. Ne recem,
da hi Sire ne Uncle pomona 90
daljsem bivanju pc zakopih.
Velik del krivde, da Sc dandanes
Sire uporabljajo elm dale
mani, pa tici v dejstvu, da nasi
Itelefoni ma bojiScu MISC eksakt-
nj in ne reproducirajo, zlasti OBJ
Itopniskem s%treljanju, jasno po-
sameznih zlogov. vi skratka ne
slisite nicesar, in to izzivlja ne
potreben kaos." Premolknil je.
"Zmeda pa je najhujse, kar mo-
re biti ma bojnem polju, gospod-
je," je Sc dodal proroski.
"Kmalu bono V Rabu,' je
deial, zroc skozi okno. "Meine
Herren, mostvo prejme tukaj
DO Is dek ogrske salame. Pol
ure rast.'
Pogledal je m%arsruto. lob
stirih dvanajst Sc odpelJemo.
Oh treh petdeset osem vse v va
gonih. Vstopa sc pc kompani-
jah. Direktion Verpflegsmaga-
Yin stevilka sest. Kontrola pri
|izdajanju: kadet Biegler."
Vsi so Sc ogrli ma kadeta,
'ces: "Zdaj hos pa dozivel VOL
no, zelenec!" toda Biegler je
vel il kovcega polo papirja,
ravnilo, 81 nacrtal polo, razde-
Ill "a oddelke in vpraseval po-
veljnike, koliko imajo MOI; a
nihce nj vedel tega ma panel,
in mogli so dati Bieglerju zah-
tevane stevilke lie pc povrsnih
belezkah V svojih notesih.
Ko Sc je ustavil Wax, je prvi
skocil il stabnega voza LukaS
in je Sci k vagonu, kjer je bill
Svejk.
svejk in ostali so re davno
prestali kartati, in Lukasev slu-
ga Baloun je incl Re tax glad,
da Sc je zacel buniti prot vo-
jaski gosposki in razlagati, da