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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-10-07
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The story of the creation Of the
world is told in Genesis in 400
words. The worlds greatest morale
code-the Ten Commandments
contains only 297 words. Lincoln's
immortal Gettysburg address is but
266 words in length. The Declare
ton Of Independence required only
1921 words to set up new con-
cept of freedom.
The office Of price administration
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seed
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REWARD

100000 reward will be paid for
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the person who
on or about June 30, 1913, stole
from our machine shop an electric
clock having a green frame, octagor
in shape and eight inch white dial
This type of clock ordinarily found
in kitchens.
]. NEILS LUMBER COMPANY.
2O-2l
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MISCELLANEOUS

Radio repairing backed by %
years experience. Large stock of
parts. Ship whole radio or chassis
and speaker. All work guaranteed.
-Norwest Radio Laboratories, Shell
by. Mont. l9tf
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HOSPITAL, NOTES

Mrs. H. w. Wallace was admitted
Oct. as a patient.
Mrs. j. B. Farris of Troy was dis
charged on Oct. and Mrs Alfred
Mather on Oct. g.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE

Granted to Calvin Samuel Pee
Piles and Evelyn Marie Peoples of
Copeland. Ida, on Oct. 5.
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ODT WARNS ABOUT SCHOOL
RISES

School buses may not be used to
transport students to athletic games,
state or county fairs, or similar
events, the Office of Defense Trans
portation has stated.
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On and after this date | will not
be responsible for any debts incur
red by my wife Elizabeth.
Rexford. Mont, October 7. 1913.
20-2l MANOOG DAVITIAN.
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So the Lister Bag, more often
called the water camel" or just
Camel is used. The Lister Bag
is q khaki colored canvas bag hav-
ing capacity Of about 30 gallons.
1t will require many War Bonds
to provide enough "camels' for our
fighting forces at home and abroad.
Yours tool Back the attack with
war bonus. U. S. TrraHry DEPARTMENT
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Voter Camel

Thirst is one enemy Of armies
and navies that may be frustrated
by a generous supply of water Ty-
-ptTu5; another diruadud pfagug rs aEI-
other enemy that must be subdued
in Africa, in the jungle islands of
the Pacific.
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Choice lake shore lot 40x135 #.
in California, ideal for summer
home or for commercial business,
paved sidewalk, electricity and city
water, $4,000 cash or trade for live
stock Ted Neal, Yak River Route,
via Troy, on F. E. Benefited place.
1922
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WANTED TO RENT

Wanted to rent-Modern house,
close>> to town and school. Phone
177EM or write Mrs. Carl Larsen,
Eureka. 1920
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For Sale-One wagon made into
trailer, one saddle, one l0-gallon
cream can, one saddle horse-Fred
Van Spyk, Eureka. It
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Wanted-Surface workers Snow
shoe mine. Wages $3.50 48-hr. week,
time and half over 40 hours. Also
cook. Good opportunity man and
wife. lott
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For Rent-The A. j. Thomas resi-
dences, eth of depot. Reasonable
terms. See Blackboard & Blackford.
1921
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For Sale-House with three lots.
also for rent furnished cabins and
two room house-East Libby Cab
ms. 20-21
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CLASSIFIED

Fittings for Spirella foundation
garments. Phone COR. 20-22
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FOR Sale-Milk eows.-R. w.
Echo 1t
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For Sally Young feeder pigs, 8
weeks old, $500 each.-Tom Booth
man. Phone 20-F-21. 1920
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A few boxes of extra choice, large
hand-picked and sorted apples for
sale. Inquire at this office If
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FOR RENT

For Rent-Three room Furnished
house-W. Harris, phone COW. /
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For Sale-Large wood and coal
circulating heater. equipped for
Pres to-Logs. Phone 143-R 1t
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Wanted to rent or buy-I will ap-
preciate call from you if you have
used band instrument of any sort,
preferably comets or trumpets.-
Bert J. Skakoon 1t
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Wealthy Apples 75c to $500 per
box. Bring your boxes.-Wm. r.
Smith. Eureka. 2l-22
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WANTED

Wanted-Veal, beef, pork and
poultry. Write or call Bolyard's
Grocery & Market, phone los. 35-tt
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For Sale-s800 pigs for $500. This
price until Oct 16.-Al Huffman.
20-2l
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For Sale-Breeding and eating
rabbits-Box 81. George Fowler 1t
Evening star., 1943-04-21

a arranged everything to fall into the
Navy
Evening star., 1943-04-21

the Philippines and China, and put
it into position to move.
First Loss Occurs.
Torpedo spent these two weeks
in patrols, protecting the line of
communications feeding our hastily
established bases in the Guadalcanal
area, and In the course Of these two
weeks the squadron suffered it's first
dead. Ensign Cooks plane was the
one the finger fell on. Cook was the
baby of the squadron, the newly
married one they all called Cookie, :"
and Locke, lookie, here comes
Cookie" c. E. Thompson, a bonn
bardier, died with him.
1t was the wind that did it. The
wind was in querulous mood that
morning and as Cook lunged down
the deck of the carrier, propeller
scooping up wind and pressing it to
the planes side, gust edged him too
far of center and he found himself
in a whirlpool of winds. The place
bobbed an instant helplessly on the
whirling surface Of the whirlpool
while Cook fought forces too big for
him. Then it was over. The plane
went nose first into the sea and
kept on going straight down.
The whole thing was over in an
instant, before anybody even had
time to let 60 shout. There was
a turret gunner. He popped up
suddenly while the tail of the plane
was still sticking out of the water
and began padding and blowing.
There was another fellow who had
not belonged to the squadron but
had just gone along for the ride.
He came up when the whole plane
was all the way out Of sight under
the water. Cook and THOMPSON
didn't have that kind of luck. They
kept riding on down to the bottom
with the plane.
Cookie was such a boyish man."
said Swede in relating the incident,
that everybody just hated to death
seeing him go and Thompson had
been a fellow everybody was for.
That's what Thompson had been,
the kind everybody who knew him
was for"
Wins Brass Medal.
And in those two weeks Frenchy
F'ayle surprised himself and every
body else by winning a medal.
Frenchy is the sort OF boy who
can't work when somebody is telling
him to and Swede had had some
vexations over him in the course of
the arduous practice sessions he had
stepped Torpedo 8 through. But
now Frenchy, with nothing else to
do but patrol and wait for the Japs
to get strong enough to make a
challenge, abruptly took it upon
himself to solve a bomb shackle
problem. Adapting the standard
shackle to drop a bomb when in a
certain position had been bafiing
the best mechanical minds on the
carrier. 1t baffled F'renchy, too, but
only for two days. Then he solved
it.
When Swede heard of this, he had
a 4-inch brass medal struck for
Frenchy and presented 1t to him
at a full-dress ceremony. Frenchy
came to the ceremony not knowing
what was going to happen next, but
f1gurlng he was going to catch it for
Evening star., 1943-04-21

BY IRA WOLFERT.
1t. Ldrsen's detail from Napy
Torpedo Squadron 8 takes ne,D
planes from Norfolk, Va, to
Honolulu. In smashing Jdps'
heduy attempt to take MidDay.
all but one plane shot do,on,
but enemy fees. GiDen COM
n,dnd OF squadron. Larsen reor-
gdnises and goes to aid OF ma
r1nes on Gudddlcanal, sinking
ships, bombing Jungles and
cleaning out enemy headquarters.
Evening star., 1943-04-21
HELP MEN.

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day week off. Apply in per-
son, 816 E st. ne.
MAN CLERK FOR CHAIN
DRUGSTORE, HOURS S TO
10 PM. APPLY 1113 G ST.
NV.
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Evening star., 1943-04-21

something he had done or had for
gotten to do or maybe just on gen.
eral principles. When he heard
Swede's solemn voice intoning, "You
are hereby awarded the 'Medalle de
Bomb Shackle' for meritorious in
genuity beyond the call Of duty" his
delight was unbounded.
Everybody congratulated him with
mock seriousness, but it is a fact
that Frenchy's solution is now being
used by the whole Navy.
(To be continued.)
Released by the North American
NewsDaDer Alliance. Inc3
Evening star., 1943-04-21
Measles Cancels Concert

KANNAPOLIS, N. c. (P.-The
high school band here had to cancel
its first concert because the boy
with the big bass drum broke out
with measles and there was no one
left to beat it.
Evening star., 1943-04-21

COLORED MAN.
RELIABLE FAMILY MAN
FOR GENERAL RESTAU-
RANT WORK, NIGHTS.
GOOD PAY TO RIGHT MAN.
PERMANENT. APPLY MAN.
AGER, zoos E ST. NV.
M E N-SALESMEN FOR
CHAIN DRUGSTORE; EX-
PERIENCE NOT NECES-
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1113 G ST. NV.
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MEN

We can place three more de-
fenSe, Government or other
workers who have three or more
hours q day. Good pay. See
employment manager, 8 to II
am, SIS K st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-21
HELP MEN.

ARMOUR & co. have open
ing for boners. Good salary.
Apply in person to Mr.. Fore
man, sol 18th st. s.w.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26

Siln0prijetnOt il Je postaiO vpfi-
| 90 Lipeta. aPrva ssramezljivost
Sc je bila umamilaE Ezavesti, da
je5 znanec. Pripovedovala je Iii
petu, eda Sc ne namerava vrniti
ma Pee, in ga povprasala, ,da Ii
|mu je znano, kje neki je yona
>njena tovarisica, nakar Sc je
Lipe domisiil, da je to ona, XII
je odsla zadnje jeseni z mozem
nekam ma Nemsko. Ia vest je
Anico spravila oh dobro voljo,
zakaj sedaj nj vedela, kan maj
Sc obrne. Lipe je to opazil in
dejal:
"Svetoval bi vam nekaj."
Dvignila je oei k MENU. Bill
je vedno oni start, oni lepi, res
nj moz. Sedaj pa je lezala glo-
boka zalost ma njegovem lieu.
'Prosim,' 'je rekla. !.
Lipe je pomoleal "a hip po-
tenn je dejal: +
"Zdi Sc mi, da bo najbolje "a
vas, da Sc vrnete."
'Nikoli! je rekla strastno.
Menu je sinil dobrovoljen ma
smeh preko lica in z mehkim,
toda prepricujocim glasom je
govoril:
Exam pa hocete? Ali ste vi
"a sluzbo? Ne izpostavljajte
svojega zdravja nevarnosti. vi
Sc morate vrniti, to ste dolzni
sebi in Peci!' je dejal, tako, da
je zadnje besede poudaril. Njej
so privrele solze kljubovalnosti
ma lice IN Je rekla:
cali sem delaIa kakor otroci?
Moi Bog, druga bi bila usla ze
preje."
"Vi morate ostati ma Peci!"
je dejal prepricevalno in prose-
&c 'obenem. "Bezati Peel po-
meni ,odreci Sc pravic do Peci,
in te pravice so vase, in &c Sc
MISC, morajo biti kdaj. Anica,
bodite mocni in vrnite SCI"
(Dalje prihodnN6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26
MADA BREDA
?. ., POVEST t>:s, r..
vSPISAL7 DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
P'ovEsT

sc zaculi v vezi trdi koraki
nekdo je narocal v skuhinjo vi
ma. Anici je omahnila roka, ka-
tero je bila prinesla ma ustni.
ce. Spoznala je bila ia glas. Sill
sala je pripomniti Kranjca:
"Aha, mas voznik. je 'ze do
ma"
Vistem hipu so Sc odpria vra-
ia, in Anica je hipno pogledala
in spoznala Lipeta. Toda on je
najbrze nj opazil. Stopil je k
igravcem, pozdravil.
Isl prisel?" je dejal kremar,
Semi 'je odvrnil fant in
vlekel il suknje razne papirje,
racune in denar. "Pog1ejte, sc
mi zdi, da je prav."
cali tt je 'kobila kaj nagaja-
- je vprasal krcmar.
mi bilo sile. Bill bi ze pred
emo uro donna, pa Sc je oni pre-
sneti Kramar opil, pa nj bilo
priprege cez klanec."
"Kaj, Kramar pije?" je vpra-
sal eden MOI -
"Eh," je odvrnil, Lipe, "je ze
tako. Pravijo, da gre slabo in
da bo slo vse v nic!'
Krcmar je pregledoval racu.
ne
81 zeno Sc menda prav ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26

made. Misice mole desne roke
me Sc vedno bolijo :. .
"Dne 1. marca. Spet ena VOL
ma nedelja. Dobil sem mojo pla-
co, 1O5 mark in so fenigov. Da-
nes sem spet kosil pri Rumun-
cih. Bilo je sijajno kosilo. Oh
stirih sem bill nepricakovano po-
vabljen ma kavo h generalu Won
Foersterju :.
"Dne a.. marca. Krasno sonc-
no vreme. Korporal Voigt je ze
ustrelil cevljarja Aleksandra
Jakubenka. Vrzen je bill v skup-
nj grob. Vcasih imam hudo sr-
becico >.
"Dne 9. marca. Kako vessel je
soncni sij in kako Sc sneg BILE
sti! Pa me niti zlati soncni Ear
XII ne morejo razvedriti. Zbudil
sem Sc OBJ treh zjutraj. Incl
sem strasne sanje, to cato, ker
sem moral Hkvidirati trideset
mladih ljudi, XII so bill .ujeti.
Zjutraj mi je Maria spekla le-
20 torto. OBJ desetih so mi pri-
peljali dive deklici in sest mo-
tskih. Moral sem jih neusmiljen
pretepsti. Potem Sc je zacelo
streljanje ma debelo. Vceraj
smo jih ustrelili sest, danes 33.
Ne morem JEST. Ako me dobijo,
bo vse koncano. Ne pocutim Sc
vec varnega v Budjenovki. So
vrazijo me cisto gotovo. Toda
/ jaz sem moral delati kot sem
delal. &c bi moi ljudje vedeli,
Ekako naporen dan sem incl
Jarek je zdaj ze skoro napol-
njen s trupli. In kako junasko
znajo unirati tt fantje in de-
Ekleta! Kaj mora biti v njihovl
krvi? Nekateri izmed njih, po'
Isebno dekleta, ne pototijo nit
enc solze. JAZZ pravim, da je to
prava korajza. Prisilili smo jih
da so Sc slekh, kajti njihove
obleko moramo prodati. Ampal
!. meme bo konec, &c me kdaj do
bio
/ "Dne IA. marca. Spet je stra
sno mrzlo. Jaz imam spet ko
liko in bolecine pri srcu. Klica
! sem zdravnika. Pronasel je po
! kvarjen zelodec in srcno ner
i -Ivoznost. Danes sem naroci
-1ustreIiti 17-letno Ljudmilo Gu
!, kanovo. zdi Sc mi, da imam sre
: no nervoznost zato, ker moran
'-lubijati fante in dekleta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26

"Dne %. marca. Danes sem
zasliseval neko zensko, XII je
okradla mojo tolmacico, gospo
Reidman. Pretepli smo jo po-
steno po goli zadnjici. Cello 60
spa Reidman je jokala, ko je
to videla. Potem sem Sci ma
sprehod po vasi in Sc spotoma
oglasil pri mesarju, XII della
klobase zane. MISC slabe. .Po-
tenn sem zasliseval diva moska,
XII sta sc hotela iztihotapiti pre-
ko ledu v Rostov; dal sem ju
ustreliti kot vohuna. Oh sestih
sem dal ustreliti enega moske-
ga in emo zensko, XII sta name
ravala uiti preko ledu -.
*'Dne IL. aprila. Vsako jutro
pijem vroce mleko in jem ONE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26
IzcRPKl IL DNEvN1KA
NEMsKE ZVERI

Ruski informacijski bulletin
je priobcil obsiren dnevnik, XII
|, ga je 'od 20. +februarja do 5.
maja letos pisal Friedrich
Schmidt, tajnik 626. oddelka
nemske vojne policije, XII je bill
prideljen prvi nemski armadi
tankov v Budjenovki blizu Ma
riupola. IL obsirnega dnevnika
maj bodo tn navedeni samo ne
kateri znacilni izcrpki:
'Dne 25. sfebruarja. Nisem
mislil, da bo ia dan eden maj
bolj 'zaposlenih v mojem ziv-
Eljenju. Jekaterina Skorojedova
je vede1a ze par dni pref, da
bodo Rusi rapadli Budjenovko.
Kritizirala je Ruse, XII so delali
z nami. Bila je ustreljena oh
@dvanajstih. Start MOI Savel
Petrovic Stepanenko in njego-
va zena sta bila tudi ustrelje-
ma. StiriIetni Goravilinov otrok
je bill tudi spravljen poti,
Okrog cetrte ure so pripeljali
stiri 18-letne deklice, XII so pri.
Sic preko ledu IL Jeiska. Use sti.
ri so dijakinje; krasotice. Bic
jih bo sprawl k pameti. V jet:
niskih celicah je strasno; sc
prenapolnjene =.
"Dne 26. februarja. Danasnjs
Eaktivnost je presegla rekord
Krasotica 'Tamara je vzbudils
mnogo zanimanja. .Potem Sc
pripeljalf sest moskih in enc
dekle, Nobeno prigovarjanje IL
najhujse pretepanje z bicem n
izdalo mic. 'Vsi so bill prav oG
vraga. Deklica nj potocila nit
enc solze, samo zobe je stiska
la. Pretepal sem jo tako ne
usnil jeno, da Sc mi je rok;
Eutrudila. Dobil sem dve sickle
nici konjaka cd porocnik;
Kocha. Zdaj sem spet dobre vo
lie. Sapa piha cd juga in pri
cenja Sc tajati. Prva kompanij'
Ipoljske zandarmerije je ujel'
pet sedennnaj jstletnih fantoy
Privedli so jih k meni in zacel
sTno jih pretepati. Zlomil ser
rocaj mojega bica ma kose. DIV
sva jih pretepaIa istocasno
vsekakor MISC izpoyedali nice
Esar. Privedli SO diva vojaka rde
&c arinade hila sta tudi prete
pena. Zdai sskoncujem' cevljal
ia IL Bud jenovke, Xxi je misli
da 81 SINE privosciti nekaj zbad
ljiyih opazk ma racun nase a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26

lete. Zdaj nj dosti della, in, kar
ga je, je bolj lokalno. Kazen je
bicanje in streljanje. Navadno
dam ljudi pretepati po golih
zadnjicah :.
"Dne 18. aprila. Danes je
pust in dezeven dan. Poklical
sem predse vecje stevilo de-
klet, XII MISC odobravale posto-
panja tajne vojne policije. Pre-
tepel sem vse e. :"
V gornjem so navedeni samo
nekateri bolj znacilni izcrpki iz
dnevnika cloveske zveri v nem-
Ski kozi. In kar pocno tie bestije
v zasedenih krajih Rusije, ne
dvomno pocno tudi v drugih
okupiranih dezelah. Kaksen bo
obracun, ko pride!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26
(Nadaljevanje)

T (NadalJevanje)
Eden igravcev pa je vprasal
Anico:
"Ste cd dalec, kaj?"
20, net" je odvrnila kratko.
"Pa kar pes hodite?"
"Da!"
"Aha," je umoval MOI, "pa
dalee, kaj!V mesto?"
"Ne!"
"Aha,' 'je potiskal zastajajo-
ci voz pogoVora zopet moz, $50
slabe poti zdaj, slabe ,dasi nj
snega."
"Da," je odvrnila Anica. Te-
daj Sc je vrnil Kranjc.
"Malo okisanih jetric je Sc, -
je dejal, zee Sc vam ne ustav-
ljajo." Anici Sc je oglasila la
kota.
"Pa mi dajte," je rekla, in
'kremar je spet odsel in Sc vr-
nil z jedjo in nato prisedel k
mozema.
"se emo, maj bo," je bodril
in mesal kvarte.
Moza sta Sc po kratkem obo-
tavljanju vdala pod pogojem,
da je to zadnja igra. Anica pa
je ulomila kruha, napravila kriz
cez lice in zacela jesti. Tedaj so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26

I'ujenrata, /" je 1zopet apripomnil
Lipe. Tedaj sta Sc moza nehote
ozrla ma Anico, in tudi Lipe jo
je opazil. v rhipu Sc. mu je lice
zresnilo in magic kretnjo Sc je
sklonil mad krcmarja. #
"Ali je v redu?" s.
Bo,' ''je dejal Kranj, "kaj pa
| Ocvirek?"- -~..
"Je ze.v redu,' 'je dejal z do
kaj trdnim glasom Lipe, emo
til Sc je bill, pa je terjal dva-
krat. Je ze vse .plaeano."
"Mislim dat" je dejal
Kranjc.
Ia hip je prinesIa zenica il
Kuhinje Lipetu in Anici vina.
"Kar tam pri peel postavi,
Katrica,' 'je dejal Lipe in proti
mozem Sc obrniYsi pripomnil ::
"Tam sedi ena, XII je sama. il
bonn pa JAZZ rnalo druzeval."
"Malo, malo," je priponnil
MOI, "ni ena prezgovornih. Ii
pc pa jew resnici stopil k Anici
in sedel.
Isl konje in voz spravil?" je
vprasal krcmar.
"Vse," je odvrnil Lipe.
"Dobro," 5je odgov vori |
Kranjc. "Kaj, mozje, Sc eno?"
"Ne vec!"
"Za liter vina bonn dal, ker ze
sedimo," je bodril krcmar.
"Saj lahko, 81 naju obral!"
Toda MOI, XII Sc je branil, 81
:je vendarle dal vsiliti kvarte in
zacel mesati.
Anica je prinesla vroce vino
ma ustnice in pila'z z veliko stast-
jo, zlasti Sc, 1ker je bila veliki
zadregi. Lipe Sc je nagnil cez
mizo in dejal sepetaje:
"Kako je to, da ste tukaj ?"
Lahka skrb je donela il njego-
Win besed. Anica je bi1a Lipetu
zelo hvalezna, da je bill prikril
svoje znanje Z znjo. Istotako tho
| je zasepetala:,
@UsIa semi
Lipe je zacuden pogledal. Ker
pa so igralci molcai, je zacel
govoriti preeej >glasno:
''Nisem Sc dolgo tn, pa sem
prav zadovoljen. Delo, kakor Sc
tice, in &c je :clovek zdrav, pa
brez skrbi, je vse dobro!"
MozJe igravcci SO Sc med Sc.
| boz muzaI podJetnOstl hpeIo'
vi, in Kranj je ze tuhtal zopet
emo onih, o katerih so pravili
da jih je bill " mlajsih 1etik
poln. Ker ga je pa skrbel pa
gat, je molcal. Nekaj hipov Ia
tenn so Sc bill igravci nekaj spr.
Ii, in Anica je nasIa ,priliko, da
je pojasnila Lipetu, kaj Sc j.
bilo zgodilo. Njemuspa je igra
10 ma resnem lieu toliko usmi
ljenosti, da je niti S smehlja
jem nj mogel docela prikriti
Strmel je pred Sc. Anici pa j.
b;1o vino ,cor,.alo ,,o,,,.f,yp, NJ a ,Idn r.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-28
Drunk Cases Are
Predominant For
Recorders Court

Drunk cases filled most Ol thi,
mornings session of recorder, court.
presided over by Judge Il. l.. Gle
ncntS.
Frank Allen. cplorcd. was brnughi
"n a charge OF being drunk and VA,
adJudGCd guilty. Prayer for Iudg-
mcnt was continued upon paymCn,
Ji costs.
Leslie Thorpe. CulorCd. was char.
CT with being drunk and di,urd"r;y
NdJudgcd guilty. prayer for iudg-
m"ni was continued upon payucI,
uG costs.
Samuel NJnn, cplprCd. appeared
on Il charge of careless and reckless
urIN ing ana - hI' and run charge
In his case. PRAYER for judgment ,v,.
continued upon payment Of costs and
payment of damage done Ia the car
.Ui William solomon.
Robert Maynard. colorcd. charged
with being drunk and disordcrly.
was also found guilty and prayer for
judgment was continued upon pay
mGnt vi costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-28
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2S, 1913
AROUND TOWN
TH NEEIC EEES rAIn

FVrS OI one dOllur each 49,.
today ~ Ia" city clc,I'. nIH PAD
ClIit Floyd, Mrs. NJ. :. AIi,,J,i,I' by
I RANK Harn'o, Ii. T. Evans. and p p
d. Young Tor traffic violations "'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-28
COl.OHED LICENSES

Marriage licenses vgr, =, ,,..,,.
Eian and Charity Tavlnr. r,f ,I'; ,.'le
both 0l henderson. and D,,,n,,',,''Vu' ,''Vu'
Jones. oI Allison. and IiII,n ~, l.,
Nilon. of Louisburg. route ,hrn" iae
c"i"Fco; from the register of deeds
office during the HOLIDAYS. soS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-28
X X 4 x X X
X WITH THE COLORS r.
K X X X X X
lIrnlI un Leave.

Sctw.H {. y. E,au-. from nain-
Hlu''. A.U. /, hon, an leave visit
ing his parents. Nr. and Alrs. !. W.
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