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The Ely miner., 1943-03-11

ITHE man who runs your grocery store has
u his headaches these days. For months, in
the face of shortages and lack of experienced
help, he's been trying to carry on y. trying to
give you the kind of service you've always ex-
pected of him.
Now he has brand new problem-point
rationing. He has to collect the stamps from
you as well as the cash.
It's burden for him-sure-and for YOU.
But he knows and you know that it's got to be
done. LIS the only fair way of making sure
that everybody gefs a fair share. THAT'S our
way of doing things.
So it's his job-and your job-everybody's
iob-to make point rationing sUork as
smoothly, as efficiently as possible. Traffic jams
In food stores aren't going to help anybody.
K K K
Now there are number of ways In which YOU
can give this grocer of yours a real hand i. In
a good, neighboriy American way. You can
shop early in the day, early in the week. You
can shop as infreqnentiy possible-once
week only, If you can manage. You can always
make sure TO have a shopping List, and to have
your point values" added up before you go
to the store.
And you can help Yourself as well as
your grocer by using the plentiful, non
rdtioned foods as much as you can, instead
of the scarce, rationed foods. Foods such
as cereals, fresh fruits and vegetables, home
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
HE IS WARNED

This tUeek Kathleen Norris
r0arns the young man in service
against the kind of tUoman or
young girl r0ho mistakes the shall
Lor0 thrill of r0artinre romance
for the steady deUotion he e1-
poets to come home to. The Vera
of this letter thought she toas in
Ioue Uith a young man tuhO is
nor0 reported missing in the
SoLOmons. Vera found another.
richer and more prominent es-
cOrt in the meantime, and not0
she admits that she hopes the
first young man tUiH not return.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
Constitution Hidden

The original copies of our Con-
stitution and our Declaration of
Independence have been removed
from Washington to a secret vault
where they are safe from bombs,
fire, water, gas and enemy looters.
Furthermore, their hiding place is
known only to the Librarian of
Congress and the Archivist of the
United States.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11

w of dozens of young SOL
" diers into so many of
our quiet small towns, many
girls are having romantic ex-
periences far beyond any
thing they ever hoped or
dreamed would happen, and
strange complications are
arising in consequence. Sud-
den marriages cram the So
ciaI columns of the newspa-
pers. Only this morning
maria ge is announced be-
tween a charming California
girl and a young lieutenant
whom she had known exactly %
days. In another p days he will
be off for ports unknown, and the
girI-wife-widow will have months of
loneliness to face. If she mopes and
grieves at home she loses a great
deal of natural young pleasure and
amusement, and if she goes out with
other men she will quickly forget
even what David looks like. Either
way, such a marriage is a mistake,
and foredoomed to trouble of one
sort or another.
Another angle on this hasty-
service-marriag situation is pre-
sented to me IN a letter from Alicia
K, who lives In Tucson. Alicia had
a soIdier-beau last June, and al
though she is barely 20, and the
man only few years older, and al
though they had known each other
only a few weeks, they were eager
to be married before he sailed
away.
Alicia's stepmother prevented
them, and Alicia says she will never
forgive her. The stepmother pre-
vailed upon Alicia's father and
grandfather to forbid the match, and
the young man, resenting their atti-
tude, went off without saying good
by.
Tragedy of Sweethearts.
Last week he was reported miss
ing IN action in the Solomons, and
Alicia feels worse than ever. Oh,
why couldn't they have had at least
a few weeks as man and wife, she
walls. By this time baby might
have been on the way-Steve's child,
to comfort her, and take his fathers
place!
Yes, that's true, Alicia. To be a
young widow, expecting a hero's
posthumous child, is role very ap-
peaIing to your 20 years, and you
quite naturally feel cheated out of it.
But, if you had married your
Steve, you might find yourself with
another sort of role to play-one not
half as romantic and easy. For
Steve might have come home early
in the peace, to turn out to be quite
different from the man you remem-
Der. Indeed, you might hardly know
Steve by sight, much less be willing
to spend your whole life with him.
Or you might have met the man you
liked far more than you ever liked
Steve; you might, while Steve was
away, have discovered your true
mate, and have had in honesty to
meet Steve with the bitter news that
you and little Steve weren't ever
going back to him.
That happened in the last war,
many times. Girls who after few
dances, a few thrilling visits to the
big camp, had jumped into hasty
marriages, found the tie extremely
burdensome when the men came
home.
Another variation of this problem
comes to me in letter from a girl
in Miami Vera didn't marry her
young man, but their engagement
was announced and they planned
wedding for March of this year,
when he expects to get back with his
bomber and will have a few weeks
leave. Joey writes his Vera faith
fully, and tells her that the thought
of her is like guardian angel al
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11


"You are a long
way from that dream
you had at Braden-
ton, Fla, in 1895" T"
I suggested.
Frisch smiled
wanly. ST remem-
Der that one," he
finally added.
Yes" Frank con-
tinued, that was
quite a dream. Re-
member the night
we sat under that
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
2 UOA IWU6 A quiz with Offering
2 "A AAHf0G0 information various subjects

4. The word means wise, saga.
cious.
5. Both get $4,000 year.
6. Ingenious-inventive, skillful;
ingenuous-frank, innocent.
z. A sari.
8. Queue.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
IA I
Patchwork AprOn.

IT IS almost unbelievable how
l cheering a gay apron like this
can be. The bright patchwork
border can come right out of the
scrap pile-bits of different ma
terials that are now lying idle.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1741-B is de-
signed for sizes IA. 10, ID. 20; 40, AZ and
a. Corresponding bust measurements 90,
"a, SO, 38. 40, AZ and "A. Size Is (34)
requires Ia yards 32-inch material. 2
yards 1Iz-inch bias fold.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11

Because cereals are one of these abundant un-
rationed foods, we here at the Kellogg factory
In Battle Creek have been doing everything we
possibly can to meet the unprecedented de.
mand for our products. We're sending millions
upon millions of packages of crisp Kellogg
Cereals TO the boys in our armed forces. We're
packing K-ration for troops In the front line
of fighting. Even our machine shop is max
ing gun parts! And sUe're short of help, too.
There are 423 stars ON the big service flag hang
ing in the lobby of the Kellogg building.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11

Florida moon and you had me
picked to be the first manager to
win five pennants and five world Sc
ries in a row? I even believed you.
Eve had just beaten the Tigers in
1884 with great young ball club.
Back of the bat I had Bill Delaney,
around q, one of the greatest young
catchers baseball ever saw. Smart,
game, everything.
''In the box we had the two Deans,
Diz and Paul, both young and strong
and both great pitchers. And don't
forget Pepper Martin. What guy.
/ had Durocher at short, one of the
best even if he never batted much
over zoo"
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
Coming Up

"And don't forget" I suggested,
''the men you had coming up next
year"
''I haven't forgotten that either"
Frisch cut in.
"One Of them was young race
horse by the name of Terry Moore,
coming on from Columbus. Anoth-
er was a pretty fair hitter by the
name Of Johnny Mize, heading in
from Rochester. That wasn't all. We
had lot Of good young-farm ball.
players on tap, who have since been
stars. We had everything going our
way for the next four years. Don't
forget a fellow named Joe Medwick
could name you many others.
And then the fuse blew out"
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
~ ~ 81
I6oil11i3iQ 4
Sz1

MOT even the march of so, 600, 900
armed men can shut out your
dreams: was thinking about this
while sitting at lunch with Frank
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
BRIEFS:

q Marchy Schwartz is coaching
tennis and rugby as well as football
at Notre Dame
q Bill Mccarthy Jr., son of the NYU
baseball coach, is a member of Col
gates track team.
q Maj. Dick Hanley of the marines,
former Northwestern coach, teaches
hand-to-hand fighting to the leather
necks at Cherry Point, N. C.
q CPO Ray Chisholm, VINO coached
boxing at Minnesota, is doing the
same thing for New York coast
guard training station.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
What Competition Means

Hard competition, Frisch said,
means, first of all, complete con-
centration under fire. I mean the
fire of the football field, baseball,
basketball, boxing and other games.
''In these games you are taught
and trained to think IN a split Sec
ond. If you are wrong, you are
generally beaten. And In this coun-
try no one likes to be beaten. This
is the finest sort of training for the
individual ability that Capt Eddie
Rickenbacker talks about. He is 100
per cent right.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
The AnsIDers

1. Andrew Jackson.
2. It was a real bird, now extinct.
8. Twenty-six billion on August
81, 1919.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
Two-Piecer.

HERE'S a grand two-piece out
"a fit for wearing day in and day
out. Button front, cinched-in waist
and low placed pockets are well
come notes. The slightly fared
skirt is most comfortable. For a
crisp change wear a dickey.
Pattern No. 1873 is designed for sizes
L, IA. 10, 18, 20; 40. A. Corresponding
bust measurements 80, 90. "a, So, 80, 40
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
Diz and DeLar,cey

said. dizzy Dean and Bill Delan-
cey. I'd say in 1884 when Diz was
right that he was the greatest pitch
er ever saw. Especially in a hot
spot.
Don't forget he gave me and left
me many headache He was about
as easy to handle as king cobra.
"But he could pitch. Any time
for my money. You know he want
ed to pitch the entire series against
the Tigers? I can't beat 'em four
straight, Dir said, but one can win
four out of five. I believe he could.
Killing speed, great slow ball, per-
feet control, any sort of curve, a
cool head and a stout heart-and
perfect confidence in himself. He
should never have quit baseball.
He still would have made a fine
first baseman or a good sutfielder.
'Delancey? The greatest young
catcher baseball ever looked at. An
other Dickey, Cochrane or Hartnett.
Maybe better.
Lets wake up," Frisch said.
''The dream ended eight years ago."
Frisch was one of the brightest
football and baseball stars our two
leading games have ever known.
Favored with physical skill, Frisch
was even more important on the
quick thinking, competitive side.
''Too many people forget" Frank
told me, ''iust how important any
competitive sport is. Competitive
sport has side that has been badly
overlooked. And I mean in connec-
ton with any form of the war game
we face today.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11

cooked soups, home-canned fruits and vege-
tabIes are nor rationed and they deserve an
important place in your wartime meals.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11

Always famous for marvellous flavor, every
Kellogg Cereal is made of WHOLE GRAIN
or is restored to WHOLE GRAIN NUTRI-
TIVE VALUES through the addition of thia-
min (vitamin B.), niacin and iron. With milk
alone, with milk and fruit, bowl of crisp,
delicious Kellogg Cereal gives you vitamins,
minerals, protein, food-energy in one dishi
And remember this about cereals In your
daily meals. They're quick and easy to prepare.
No cooking, no pans or skillefs to clean up.
Even the dishes are easier to wash.
Cereals save time-work-f foods.
Used in hamburger, meat-loaves, croquetfes,
ETC., they help you stretch your meat :. !. and
they make milk go farther, too.
Think of cereals as one of your best, most
nutritious, non-rationed foods and think of
Kellogg Cereals as the finest YOU can buy.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11

BUT In spite of these wartime difficulties,
we've doubled our efforts to be sure that we
can supply Kellogg Cereals to the millions of
American families who are depending ON
cereals more than ever.
The Ely miner., 1943-03-11
What Happened

What happened after that was en-
tirely too morbid for Frisch to dis
cuss at any length, as he stared
out across New York snow in place
Of Florida's palms and sunshine.
Twenty-two-year-old Bill Delaney,
the catching find of the day, devel-
oped a lung ailment and had to
quit active play.
The two Deans, each over 6 feet 8,
weighing 1S5 and 100 pounds, lost
their arms.
Each should have been good for
10 more years-and don't forget to
gether they were good for so WIN
ming games.
After this, one thing and another
began to happen as the Cardinals
finally had to wait eight years be-
fore they finally overhauled the
Dodgers to win last fall.
They put Frisch out, although he
had turned in a great manag ging job,
and struggled along with others until
they finally came to Billy South
worth, another able manager. And
all this was something that Fate, not
Frank Frisch, controlled along the
rocky road to destiny.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-29

els pasvnostJo in molkom j ne bono nikdar prs do Ii
vega temvec pomagai bono hote ali nehote da Sc bo
cell crti uyeljayila kar j DO dalo moe zadust mas
glas tud tarat, kadar bi snatra da e prsel cas- da
govorimo.
zivljenje odkanja vacuum in ga sploh ne pozna.
Vsak enotek ina svojo vsebino in kaksna e ta vsebi
na je odvisno Cd vseh Ludstvo domovni bori,
yes svet e borb, katera bo med drugm tudi odoca,
kaksna DO usoda nasega malega nareda ali bo Sc zvel
ali DO izgin brez sedu. Ako b TAKEN trenotku mol
cali mi XII iamo pravico govoriti in nam nihce masi
ust, bi tenn pokaza moralno otopelos k bi dala
zig nevrednos kot elanov svobodne drzbe. Ako bi od
konii svoo moalno odgovornost kot Slovenc kako maj
jo imamo kot Amerikanci? Clovek nj avtomat temvec
bite srcem in razumom. Reagirat mora naravno in
eticno ma vsako dano suacio, ali pa obsoditi mo-
ralni bankrot.
Smmsov clanek in drugi slicni incident zadnjem
casu pokaza da je amerisko javnosti Sc veliko
razumevanja in nevednost gede tega kar sc dogaja V
Jugoslavij. To nam mora suzt kot svarilo in poziv
kot svaro da e reakca Sc moena in pref kot pora
zena in kot poziv Sc vecemu prizadevanju podporo
borbenemu ljudstvu domovni.
Smo organizrani, in ma ceu nasega gibanja imamo
dobre in sposobne voditeje. Sreca nasa e, da med
mimi moze, XII 81 svom delom in talentom pridobili
Stoves med sposno amelisko javnostjo in XII mao do
stop kroge katerih vecna izmed doseze Treba
e, da stomo mimi in da podpremo njih delo moral
in gmotno. Ako bono tega zaveda in stori svoo
dolznost kot Sovenc in kot Amerikanci, bosta SANS in
Zdruzeni odbor uznoslovanskh Amerikancev zapisana
zlatmi crkami zgodovini osvobodne borbe sloven-
skega in vsega jugoslovanskega ljudstva!
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Pevski zbor Jadran vabi
ma sejo

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ma zad
Mi Jadranovi seji Sc je razmo.
trivalo in sklenilo, da Sc zopet
nricne pevskimi vajami. v ia
nanacn Sc DO vrsila jutri, 80. no.
vembra seja v Slovenskem de.
lavskem domu ma Waterloo Rd
Priiazno Sc vabi vse stare ia
dranove pevce in pevke, da sc
pridruzijo in zopet ozivijo mas
priljubljeni pevski zbor "Ja-
dram.
Vabimo tudi move pevce in
Tevlsc, da Sc nam pridruzite. Ma
5tarost sc ne oziramo. Dobrodo-
sli ste vsi Cd IA lcta pa do 100
let. Pridite!
Torej prosimo, pridite ma Sc
jo jutri, so. novembra., oh 8.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-29
KROMPIRJEVI KOLACKI z
OCVIRKI

Deset vecjih krompirjev sku,
haj, skuhane olupi, deni ma des-
ko in potresi z zlico soil. Nato
zmeckaj krompir ma deski in 0,
praSi z dobro zlico moke.
Zdaj krompir dobro zgneti
zvaljaj "a prst ma debelo in ere
Ii kozarcem kolacke, XII jih
polozi pekaco, v kateri 81 raz-
topila primerno kolicino masla.
V sredo kolackov daj malo oc-
virkov ali pa sesekljanega mast
mega prekajenega mesa. Te ko-
lackc pokrij z drugimi kolacki
in robove stisni. V pecici speci
ma obeh straneh.
Ko imas kolaeke v skledi, jih
zabeli raztopljeno mastjo, Xxi
81 v njej oprasila ma tanko ma
rezano cebulo. Kolacke lahko
das ma mizo hkratu S kislim
zeljem. ~r...
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-29
Liudie SO znoli piso+i
ze ( pred 5000 lett

Ameriski vseuciliski professor
DIR. Johnson Sc je dolga leta u
kvarjal r. vprasanjem, kdaj SC
zaceli start Egipcani uporablja-
ii koledar.
Ma podlagi raznih dokazil je
prisel ma to, da je bilo to najbr-
ze IS. junija /. 3251 pred Kri-
stusom. Ia dan je obenem maj
starejsi .dokazani dan cloveske
pisave.
Ce so MANFRED Egipcani tedaj
Zaceli uporabljati koledar, so
gotovo re znali zaznamovati raz-
ne 'podatke svojo pisavo.
&c torej smatramo racune a
meriskega ucenjaka "a pravilne
lahko trdimo, da je leto 2251
pred Kristusom zacetek pisme-
nosti.
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ker so pa vazne ceste v Drav-
sko dolino, kamor De sla glav-
n N vinska trgovina, vodile
skozi Maribor, SO S tenn v prak-
81 onemogocili vsakomur trgo-
yanje whom. Zaradi tie samo.
pasne pravice je prislo veckrat
do hudih spopadov Ptuieani,
v katerih pa so ostali Maribor-
cani vedno zmagoviti.
Poleg tega ie obstajala ze v
prvih cash naredba, da ne SINE
biti v krogu enc mile okrog
Mesia nobene gostilne, nobene
trgovine in nobenega obrtnika.
Mariboreani SO strogo pazili, da
je ostala ia pravica v veliavi.
Ma ia nacin so zadrzali v raz-
voJu vse sosednje vasi, mesto
samo pa je narascalo.
sDaIjr. prihodniie,
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.red1l1koVa
posta
Pozor: Detroit in okolica

Fozor: Detroit in okolica
Podruznica stew. l SANSa ir
postojanka stew. 81 JPQ-SS
imata sejo nedeljo 5. decem,
bra ob 2. uri popoldne Slo,
venskem narodnem domu na
17153 John r.
Prosijo Sc VISA drustva, clam
in clanice, ter vsi oni, XII Sc "a
vedajo svoje narodne dolznostj
i nhocejo pomagati svojemu Ia
suznjemu, a nepremaganemu
narodu do svobode, da sc udele-
ze seize.
Mas narod, brez razlike pre-
pricanj ,se junasko bori in po-
stavlja "VZOREC" bodoce ure-
ditve sveta, katerem bo OBJ
stanek in mir zagotovljen po-
tcmstvu navadnih ljudi "a vse-
lei.
Bodri maj mas pozrtvovalnost
mo zin zen V Ameriki, XII zrtvu-
jejo yes svoj prosti cas- in de-
mar V pomoc in povzdigo naro-
da tn in V domovini. Pogumno
vztrajajo V tezkem delovanju,
ne ozirajoc Sc ma one, XII jim ne
zavedno mecejo polena pod no.
ge, kjer lie morejo.
Vsak maj. della in zrtvuje ma
10 in opusti osebnosti, da DO
zagotovljen popoln uspeh ma
sih tezenj in zelja. - Ia po-
druznico stew. l SANSa:
Liza Mention, tajnica.
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IL zivljenja starih Mariborcanov
ma levi. in Anne Berard.

Tezko je danes pisati o ziv-
ljenju Mariborcanov V prete-
klih casih. Maribor nina pisane
zgodovine, kakor jo imajo dru-
ga vecja mesta, vse kronike, XII
so nam ostale ohranjene do da-
nasnjih dni, nam podajajo lie
kratke fragmente, IL katerih 81
je potem treba ustvariti pri-
blizno sliko o zivljenju starega
Marlboro in njegovih mesca-
nov. -
Ce ne bi bila usoda pred sto
lett zanesla " Maribor profe-
sorja dr.. Rudolfa Puffa, XII 81
je poleg svoje naloge - vlivati
ucenost v nlade glave ma mari
borski gimnaziji - izbral Sc
Grugo, hvalevredno delo - ma
pisati zgodovino Marlboro, pa
bi 0 nasi lepi obdravski presto
lici in njenem davnem zivljenju
Sc dosti mani vedeli. IL njego-
viii zanirhivih zapiskov so po-
snete tudi sledece vrstice:
Maribor nina slavne zgodovi-
ne, kakor jo imajo druga nasa
clovenska mesta, XII Sc ponasa
jo Sc predrimskini zacetki in
ki so V rinski dobi dosegla 81
jaj, kaker ga nekatera niti da-
res vec nimajo.
Izkoranine, XII Sc najdejo V
rnestu samem in V neposredni
okolici, dolazujejo, da je bila
ia pokrajina oh 'vhodu v Draw
slSo dolino ze v pradavnih ca
Sl!l ODlJuuelld.
V rinskih cash je stala ma
desnenn bregu Drave med Bet
navo in Novo vasjo vecja ma
selbina; Sc dandanes naziva
liudska govorica ia kraj "staro
'ncsto'. Mesto Maribor pa je
nastalo sele v srednjem veku.
Najbrz DO tako, da so i m e IL
lastniki gradu ma Piramidi med
bravo in grajskim hribom dvo-
rec, okrog katerega SO Sc zaceli
naseljevati njihovi usluzbenci.
Poleg njih SO Sc naselili Sc kak-
Sni obrtniki, nastala je ma ia
nacin vas, pozneje trg, katere-
ga so njegovi gospodarji, mari
botsli grofje, zaradi varnosti
V tistih nemirnih cash opasali
2 zidom ter izposlovali zan j
neetne pravice.
Zaradi ugodne lege, prijetne-
ga podnebja, rodovitne okolice
IN zaradi tega, ker SO Sc tukai|
krizale vazne zveze med seve-
rom in jugom, vzhodom in "a
oadom, je pomen kraja nepre-;
stano rasel, $ pomenom pa tu-
il niegov obseg. Ko Sc omenjia
Maribor prvic v zgodoviln, je to
se iugledno mesto q lastnifn gr-
com in velikimi pravicami.
Prvic je to konec Is. sto-
eta.
Tho, kakor je mesto v zgo-
ioVini prislo, je tudi v njej O.
f 4 e " {s5
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Simmsov clanek tudi jasno kaze kako slno Sc mott
jo tisti, XII mso, da Slovenc Ameriki ne moreno in
smemo skusat vplivati razvo dogodkov ker baje
nmamo dovoj zanesvih informacij, kaj Sc godi do
movni Reakcja e mocna, razpoaga ljudmi, XII inajo
"ypliv dobro je zalozena denarem aktvna e in li-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-29

stale. Do najnovejsih dni Sc Q
Marlboro nikoli nj dosti slisalo
in citalo. Bio je tipicno mesto
obrtnikov in trgovcey - zado-
voljnih mescanov, XII 81 ne ze-
LILO mic drugega, kakor svoj mir
in udobno zivljenje ter placuje-
jo tie dobrote svojim gospodom
neomajno vdanostjo. Taksno
je ostalo zivljenje mariborskih
mescanov skozi VISA stoletja,
Nikoli Sc MISC puntali, .zato pa
SO raje zbirali posvetno boga-
stvo. ze stare kronike nam po-
rocajo, da so imeH nariborski
mescani - kakor v danasnjem
casu - svoja posestva V okoli-
.ci.
Bill so lastniki najlepsih vi
nogradov Slovenskih goricah,
velikih gozdov ma Pohorju, po-
leg tega so bila njihova last tu-
di vsa obsezna polja v danas
MEM Melju, V Koroskem in
Magda.lenskem predmestju. We
Gina mescanov je imela poleg
trgovine ali obrti Sc svojo kme-
TITO. ia svoje pravice in "a svo-
jo posest pa so Sc znali Mari
borcani vedno postaviti. MISC Sc
uGtrasili borbe z okolisko 60
spodo, ki jim je skusala ma vseh
krajih in koncih ods6ipniti kak
koscek njihovega bogastva in
pravic.
Mesto obrtnikov in trgovcev
Kakor smo re omenili, ie bill
Maribor Cd svojega zacetka
naprei skozi VISA stoletja tipic-
no mesto tfgovcev in >obrtni-
kov. znal 81 je zagotoviti obsez-
ne pravice, ki SO .mu prinesle
go~podavski razvoj in blagosta-
ME.
kot sredisce velike vinorodne
pokrajine jc posta al Maribor
kmalu tudi sredisce vinske IT,
govDae. ze pod Badenberzani ie
dobllo mesto velike priyilegije
- lastno sodstvo ter razne ca
rlnske pravice, Cd katerih. so Sc
sc nekatere do danasnjih dni O.
hraillle. Tako 50 Mariborcani
izposlovali, ola MISC smell spla-
varli ma Draw pristajati mixer
drugje v blizini mesta. v mestu
samem pa Sc je pobirala poseb-
ma pristojbina cd vsakega spla-
va, Xxi Sc je ohranila do danas-
NTH dni ter Sc Sc danes raeuna
po stevilu vessel ma splavu.
Ker je bil promet S splavi in
colni ma Draw vedno izredno III
vahen, SO sprawl v mesto ved-
no dovolj tujcev, ki so puscali
Y obdravskih gostilnah svoj de-
mar. Ma ia nacin SO be starr Ma
riborearii skrbeli "a tujski pro-
met.
pa bi dvjgnili vinske trgovi-
no, 50 jzposlovali prepoyed, da
ne SINE nihce po godu sv. Mar
tina peljati skozi mesto Vina.