davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

ToiaIs = p Totals ~ = 3,
Free throws missed Kennedy Lund
Doyle 1. Gtosri ? Riggs L. Meuke I
strack 2 lawson ? MAndisr ! Ehlers I
Hair time score Purdue 20 Michigan IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Actions Compared

Elm the Louis Schmeling pic
ture, the men are cautioned 10
watch JOe's action closely, 10
note his hitting power, clever
ness and fighting styfe, then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
SPORT
SHORTS
#. San FRI

Featherweight ch mp o n
Willie Pep added another vic
tim to his impressive list. He
won an easy 10-rOund decision
over Bill Speary of Nanticoke,
Pa, in Baltimore Speary,
former amateur champion, was
down for four count in the
eighth At New York, Pat
& ON Skey Outpointed Jimmy
CarOllO I'm eight rounds.
Members of the coaching
StaG at University OF Michigan
will be paIlbearerS for the late
Harry TillOtSon, business man
ager of the athletic department.
Mr.. TillOtson died suddenly at
his Ann ArbOr home Sunday
morning.
Don HutsOn of the Green Bay
Packers and the outstanding
pro football player in the land.
set eight new records during
the year. He caught - passes
nearly three times as many as
his nearest rival. Frank Ivy of
the Chicago Cardinals.
George SiSler will he reap
pointed commissioner of semi
pro ball In addition 10 his duties
as head scout of the Brooklyn
Dodgers Greg Rice. unde-
feated In SO straight races, will
head field of seven in the
twO-miIe run at the New York
a. c. track meet at Madison
-Sat.are- ga ,-Sa4HFdaV----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

entirely 10 instruct" he says,
land enjoyed it
He wants to start as many Red
Run members indoors as possible,
to get a line on their games as
we'll as get them ready for play
outdoors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

the rapidly improving Canadiens
al Montreal the Wings need but
one victory in their two games
WIN Boston 10 win the title by a
single point. according 10 Capt.
sid Abers mathematics. This is
giving Detroit IS points on the
basis of two victories and a tie
against Toronto and a split with
Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
TOUGH AT HOME

The Red Wing figurers are
conceding the Bruins nine out Of
a possible 10 points in their five
remaining games al home, where
they have lost only two of 20
games this season
However. the Would-be Wing
StatiStlcianS are less charitable
10 the Bruins road chances slat-
inc them for defeat in both Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Fritzie Civic Risks $4,000

- FFftzie 1--WE Che Pittsburgh
purse Of more than $4,000 when
ing Philadelphia in a l0-round
ght champion lose 10 Pablo his
~ lightweight champion. sched-
Madison Square Garden would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Phillips Has
Big Night TO Show
Way for lIIini
BIG TEN STANDINGS

MONDAYS INSULTS
Purdue - Michigan n
Wisconsin 81. Indiana So
Northwestern So Iowa 50.
Illinois o.. Minnesota a..
GAMES THIS WEEK
To-day Purdue a. Michigan
Thursday-ChicaEo a. Camp Grant
Ssturday--IowA at Purdue Wisconsin at
Illinois Minnesota A. Indiana Michigan Al
ONO state. Northeastern Al ChicGFo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Peggy Kirk Leads
Palm Beach Meet

PALM BEACH, Fla Feb 16
(UP).-PeGgy Kirk of Findlay O,
held medalist honors as a field Of
20 opened match play today in the
annual Palm Beach Womcn'S golf
championship. Miss Kirk carded
q 78 yesterday. six strokes under
defending champion Georgia Tain
ter Of Fargo, n. D., 10 lead the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGTE
AMERICAN IEAGrE

THURSDAYS GAME
DETROIT ~ Nsp York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
BADGERS ARE THIRD

Illinois now has a record Of nine
victories. while Indiana has won
nine and lost one. Wisconsin. in
third place. is we'll back with FIVE
victories and three defeats.
In the other games last night,
Purdue won from Michigan, 1927,
and Northwestern from Iowa,
$3.50, on sophomore Ronnie Schu-
machers basket IN the final FIVE
seconds
The Illinois victory was per-
Sonal triumph for Andy Phillip,
who hagged % points which IN
Guided IL field goals. Phillip now
has a total OF 7S field goals com
pared 10 the former record Of %
established BY Jewell Young ~
Purdue in 1898 He also is within
II points of the Big Ten scoring
record for a l2-game schedule
1888 points-with three more games
TO 90.
A crowd Of 1880 in Madison
saw the Badgers upset Indiana
after the HOLSTERS had won from
them Saturday night
Johnny Kotz and Bob Sullivan
showed the way for Wisconsin
with 10 points apiece, 10 il for
both Ralph Hamilton and John
! .Ogan OF Indiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
GAMES THIS WEEK

Illinois continues merrily along
its unbeaten way, and as a result
today occupies first place all by
itself in the Big Ten basketball
race.
The Illini. while beating Mime
sofa. 67-43. last night, in Mime
apolis. got some most timely
assistance from Wisconsin. The
Badgers handed Indiana It's first
defeat OF the season, winning 57-53.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

PITTSBURGH Feb IS up
veteran, Will be risking a possible
he meets Mayor Pablo. hard hit
bout Al the Gardens here tonight
Should the former WelterWei
return bout with Beau Jack. u
uled for March 3 az New York s
be leopardized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

and could better the mark they
have set for themselves by re-
peating their last victory over
the Bruins on Boston ice and by
sweeping the remaining three
games from the practically elm
mated Rangers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
THEY'RE IMPROVING

Physically speaking, the Red
Wings are an improving club as
they drive through the last few
weeks to the Stanley Club play
offs. The striking Improvement
is in the Liniment Line. which
carried the club last year but
has been crippled most of this
season due to injuries to Cap
tain Abel and Don Crosse. the
clubs leading scorer last season.
In their victory over Montreal
here Sunday night, Abel and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

other low scores were: Mrs
Edward + Shay, Fall River Mass.
IS Neroc Flint. Providence, r. T.
50 Mrs Harvey Mack. EaSton
Pa. % Mrs c. V McAdam
Greenwich, Conn. % and Mrs
James II Howard, Pennington
Mass e.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

fHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
sGRANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON
for the election of directors and for such
the meeting. will be held At the ONCE Of
Monday, July II. 1912 ,,, Polls open from
BURY. Asst. s seeretary. n,et: " N''''A" a. MAN
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the American Fire Insurance
eight IS, trustees for the ensuing year
will be held at the ofnce of the company
Thursday, June Il, 1913, at II o'clock
| pm. GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH. Secre-
tary.
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
City Of WASHINGTON, District of Columbia
Wallace B. Davis: Kate N. Davis. wal
lace B. Davis. jr.. Anne Davis Cope. John
Nichols Davis have formed a partnership
for the business of buying. selling, leasing
ana managing OF real estate, together with
the conduct and operation of boarding
Locatio of principal place of business
Is at 1855 Street, in the City of Wash
ineton. D. c.
Wallace B. Davis is general partner.
who has contributed the sum of $3.50 in
cash Wallace B. Davis jr who has con
tributed the sum of 5000 in cash: Anne
Davis Cope, who has contributed the sum
OF 500 IN cash; John Nicholas Davis, who
has contributed the sum of 5000 in cash
years
Dated the 18th day of April 1943.
WALLACE B. DAVIS.
KATE N. DAVIS
WALLACE B. DAVIS, Jr
ANNE DAVIS COPE.
JOHN NICHOLS DAVIS
Evening star., 1943-06-11
HELP MEN.
NIGHT MAN.

~s>AS~S4
Switchboard Experience,
s%. GoHr,eous: large re, do.ntovn apt. house;
manaeer. CROYDON. 1915 18th st. NV.
SHIPPING CLERK.
permanent position knowledge of city
not necessary; attractive salary, vacation
with pay after years service. Apply in
6:l Trumbull st. NV. rear 1901 Georgia
ave. nwD.
Assistant to Production Manager
In large Photographic studio: excellent
opportunity opp mt. for qualified individual Box
PAINTERS,
lst-class 50 per day. Apply 100 goth
OPTICIAN.
;, Lons-esta blished concern needs assistant
aiSpenser with some shop experience. Box
BETTAR ICE CREAM co.
pay ,e ice Dostion
1885 H ST. NE.
PORTER S, COLORED OR
w HITE, DRUGSTORE
WORK; GOOD PAY FOR
STEADY AND RELIABLE
MAN. SHEPHERD PARK
PHAR.. 7723 GA. AVE. NV.
CLERK, for liquor store; good
salary; advancement. Central,
5l8 9th st. NV.
SHORT-ORDER grill and
sandwich man, white; night
work, Sundays off; best wages
for reliable, experienced man.
Apply Immediately, manager,
1905 E st. NV. -.
FURNITURE FINISHER,
Experienced, full or part time.
Henderson, 11O8 G St.
INSERTERS,
OVER Is YEARS OF AGE.
TO WORK SATURDAY
NIGHTS. GOOD SALARY.
APPLY FOREMAN, MAIL
ROOM, THE EVENING AND
SUNDAY STAR.
ENGINEERS, ONLY THOR
OUGHLY QUALIFIED MEN
NEED APPLY. DO NOT
WRITE OR PHONE. APPLY
IN PERSON ROSS ENGI-
NEERING CO., FORT BRAD
FORD, VA.
PR IN T Err FOR ALL
AROUND JOB WORK
KLUGE AND MILLER FEED
Err. CALL OK. 1866
Evening star., 1943-06-11
BOOKKEEPER

BOOKKEEPER,
EXCELLENT OPPORTU-
NIFTY, PERMANENT POSI-
T1ON, GOOD SALARY.
MARV1NS, 1874 7th ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-06-11
HELP MEN,
INVESTIGATORS.
ESSENTIAL, WORK

Experience not necessary, full or nart
time, pleasant outdoor contact work
washington and suburban MARYLAND and
Virginia. No selling or collecting Liberal
fees. Write stating education. business
BACKGROUND. P. o. Box 5S4, Benz. Franklin
Station. Washington. 4 D. c..
statesmen, with uniform
experience PREFERRED; good
salary; position permanent.
Livingston's, 908 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
HELP MEN.
COuNTERMAN

Experienced. $3.50 Der mo-. meals. 8 day
week. Bob Inn. 1916 14th St NV
Evening star., 1943-06-11
ENGINEER.

ENGINEER,
5th class (colored), for apart
ment house. Salary and quar-
ters. Apply manager, 1900
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

COUNTER MAN, white. night work Sun
DAYS on. Very good opportunity for the
right man. Dikemsns Restaurant. 500
| 9TH
Evening star., 1943-06-11

COLORFD-Permanen Job in essential
business, pest control Good working con
altlonsa Call Ma. 905S or see Mr.. Grahn.
room ;. 1919 10th ST. nv. TO u m
COOKS, white. tor work on war protect
SALARY, bed and board. Apply Mr.. Bill
Carter, MI. 0lSI
Evening star., 1943-06-11

DlSHWASHER. colored. nightwork hours
go wiz. l33., Both s.. NV
D1SHWASHER--Good salary and meals
Humpty-Dumptv Grill. 1919 Park rd. n "
DRIVER. TO work with coin machine oper-
hlor' VINO can repair. Apply ll,6 Oates
st. n EP G:2in
Evening star., 1943-06-11

COOK. short order and kitchen helper
Pharmacv. "A 50 18TH St NV CO Gill
COOK Ccoloredl, 500 per month Apply
IN person to chef. Dodge Hotel, 20 ST.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

COUNTERMAN. experienced. $50 week and
meals. Humpty-Dumpty Grill, l4lS Park
r6 ' ' - ''iN
Evening star., 1943-06-11

DRIVER SALESMAN. between .5 and 35
years old. hlsh school education and good
references approximate Salarv $50 per
week. App" in person between Q and
noon weekdays. Globe Brewing Co
Evening star., 1943-06-11
ALSO CASHIERS.

Ages 45 to so. active and accustomed TO
standing several hours at time; clear
record essential: must have good vision,
full; ;time evening shift. 6-day 54-hour
week. steady work. paving 81 80 per month
to start. with automatic increases
Evening star., 1943-06-11

CHEF, white or colored. Apply Emerson
Grlll. 9O1 PennSv!Vanla ave. NV
COAL-DUMP CLERK-Young man with
TAR education and accurate; good oppor-
tunlty, permanent position. Answer in
oWtt handwriting. stating age. experience
and references. Box an-k Star
Evening star., 1943-06-11

RADIO REPAIR INSTRUCTOR
Four nourS daily. Technical school good
salary. Write Box lSl-H, Star
MAN. auto mechanically inclined over 3S
or younger II draft deferred If Won knnw
little about cars. here's your opportunity
10 learn an essential trade: big future
earnings. See us a once
PEAKE MOTOR CO.,
1905 Wisconsin Ave w I'D Snno
Evening star., 1943-06-11
SHIPPING CLERK

OWICC1IUUdIu EXpeTIenCe,
Courteous: large downtown apt. house:
6-day week. good salary. See resident
MANAGER, CROYDON. 1915 18th st. NV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
AUNtETlhEMtNT
A Scratching Dog
May Be i'm Torment

TIA 4--t-ti--F -ttrr- word car ~ truly
happy Nueu he must continually scratch.
Ga r.b and bite himself. seeking relief
tfaw az intense itching irritation that has
l"a'ffra .u me nerve erd.ngS oi h.s SKIN
Ec - - ttruz+nd- aHHiaA4--eAss=t=f7EfF. rim
SOY But you may Try giving MIN, ss thou-
taHas are dong, Rex Hunters DOG Powders,
once each week Note the quick difference
learn vnv sad purchaser wrote 7 surely
paS pleased - me 25c package helped nv
crE .wmedlate.T He has practically quit
f1rtfrHug has more pep and MS hair a.
glossy agar" Rex Hunters Dog Powders
C7s' only 25c a. any GOOD drug store or pet
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Detroiters Win Promotions;
One Awarded Great Lakes Honor

pistol and machine gun marks
manShlp.
staff Sgt. Louis Kaminsky, for
mcrly general manager Of the
General Tobacco Co. Of this city,
recently arrived at the Moses
Lake AAB after 10 months in the
South Pacific area where he won
the Purple Heart and the DEF
With the Oak Leaf cluster. lie is
credited with shooting down SIX
Jap ZeroS and four probables
Cpl. Brian -M-KellY Y--la064
Mlnock, has qualified for specialist
training in the army as "A result
of his basic work at Fort Leonard
Wood. Mo. lie is a Redford high
school graduate.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Brighten 18th Century Settings -
With ADMINISTER RUGS

These wool-and-rayon AK
minister rugs make excellent,
room blending floor cover
ing for living room, bedroom
or dining room. An all-ovcr
floral effect is particularly
attractive as we'll minimiz-
ing the extent TO which dust
and soil are apparent.
Had'oH'i--Bgbtb Floor-Fsrms
Street BnhdiHg-Ssefios c
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
on leave here

To captain: 1t. Frank !. Gap
ski. Detroit Coffeyvillc. Kan,
AAF.
To first lieutenant: 2nd IT..
Harold =. Ferguson, 6g75 Della
roche, Deming y. NJ, air field
,Fo technical sergeant, staff
Sgt Ray Fitzhugh, lO02 " Pbila-
dclphia. Camp Grant lil
10 staff Sergeanig sgt. Charles
II. Hurbut, Hartford, Bainbrldgc
Ga, AAF.
To ScrgeanlS. Cpl. Edward
Podzikowski, 2o178 Santa Rosa
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Service Notes:

Milton =. Light, l72l5 Acoy
has finished his recruit training
at the Great Lakes naval training
station with highest honorS. He IS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

Prfcn Snbicet 10 80 Ssin Tar
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

Pvt. James r. Grace, 1i75
Chalmers, Is home from Fort Sam
Houston. Tex, on furlough. lie is
Il former fTUcs circulation en-
nIoNco.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
navy GRADUATES

Jacksonville. Fla naval air sta
'f'0u Desmond Young. 30 Grove.
Highland Park Corpus Christi
IoN air training school Ensign
John & Bruce, iS47 s. ClaIr.
Fort IuUhul' Conn. maritime
service school Stanley Tokarski,
300 Thir'y-Sccoud. Clinton ".
Sorcn~on. 32l2 Huron. Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

There's something about CHEEKY cracking fire that
adds TO the coy charm of your home when chill
winds blow. The pieces we show here are from
selection The screen restrans ambitious sparks
the androns are strong enough to hold good-sized
fire. Fire set includes shovel, poker and tongs.
Portable Mantel in Colonial style. ......... 1865
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

AnNEErlsEMEN-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
tKNY GRADUATES

Fort Knox, Ky. gunnery school
PVT. Clayton \. iiamel. J01l Van
cOuycr Seymour johnson. y. C.,
aircraft mechanics school. Pfc.
Henry n. DryoVage. 43l3 Lawn
dale; James Ross, l436l IIubbcl,
Charles r. Mitchell, 1902 Ia
coma StSothcr AAF, basic fiyiHg
school Aviation Cadets Foy r..
IIigginboltom, 503 w. Drayton,
Fcrndalo. Alexander Lovey, 1898
buckingham, Lincoln Park: VIII
liam I. McCage. 1881 Trumbull,
STANLEY Seger. $3.50 Dexter; Har-
old j. SNYDER. 404S BaCley. De.
rTOIr7 William J. Relinka, 81
Central M.yaRaette.
GuIfport. Miss, airplanc mo
eharic> school Pfc. Cecil ID.
spence, l35 r Sheyln Stuttgart,
ArE AAF flying school 2nd IL.
James r. Reed. 1873 r Grand
F34fftr rauI W Roderick, Ss77
N7r,o"c. Yale University, army
i5tng school. Aviation Cadet
John X. Evans, 1850 Hubbard
Douglas Arll advanced nNng
>rroo. Donald !. Dohertv, 3426
G.aaWin Earl X. Saunders, De
trpIt
Colorado state College. AAF
technical school Pfc. Donald =,
Hovar 2Ll6 Canton Courtland
Ala AAF basic flying school.
AVIATION Cadet Charles I Good
rich, 115l GrNdaie Detroit AAF
technical school Cpl. Frank r..
~lnnnrn- DllinLi
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

To corporal> PFC. Michael An
osuvich, fJtt6- ffurTvTrr- sheridan
ffft.iitAi- ffft.iitAi-7 tTzEFIIF4- ii=6f'-a-
sci, 1873 Wade Camp Grant.
PytS. Fnrico Nercellone, lNoi
Fairview. RAYMOND y ~tauch.
344 SprluEtc Walter VI Stcinek",
Detroit, LauEni3r AhF IcN.t
John l.. kathan, tilO Van Dyke.
Robert W Peterson -Lt-t- -Aturt=
clair, Camp Grant
To sergeant tc.W cpl
Tech. Andrew T Dioidock a+ri
Proctor. Camp Grant
To corpora 'cehuclan- pNt>.
Raymond ! Denton. .bil I'-&-
edo Pfc. James l.. Holly, Hih ~.
AleXandrinc. Hugh r. Meredith,
$40 CopIn Camp Grant
To priyarce -let c.a- pNts,
Kenneth !. Mcdonald, SiNG Fps
worth. Camp iis7H ca. Nurle
y. Densmore, 111-- Wakon0or
keesler Field Miss
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01

nemski: "Kamerad, ne ponav-
ljaj vsega, kar slisis med voja-
XII. Sploh ii priporocam, da ma
Ruskem drzis gobec, dokler ne
mores vedeti, kaj govoris. 81
Ger odtod ne odneses zdrave ko-
ze."
Nato je razlozil svejku, da so
one tri, tolikokrat ponavljane
besede najhujsa psovka in da
mu je dal castnik zanje prav
majhen honarar. Spremil je
svejka v vezo, poklical drugega
voiaka in mu ukazal: "Daj te-
gale k ostalim! Starsi maj ga
vpise "a obed in kruh. No, SER
vus, matt tvoju job!' je prista-
vii in nalahko brcnil Svejka v
zadnjico.
Vojak je pokazal z roko pred
Sc, in svejk je razumel ter sci
pred vojakom k veliki' SUPP,
kjer je bilo ze nekaj ujetni-
kov, XII so jih strazili vojaki.
Tam je vrgel nahrbtnik S sebe
in veselo vprasal: "Od katere-
ga regimenta 81, kamerad? Mi
slim, da do Moskve nimamo vet
dalec."
Nihce mu nj odgovoril. svejl
pa je legel ma nahrbtnik, izteg'
nil noge in modroval: "Ja, ia
cesar je pac vedel, kaksen be
zacetek, a nj vedel kaksen bo
nami konec. Kameradi, ali smc
zares ze ma Ruskem? Meni 81
zdi, da imajo tukaj ravno ta
ko vreme, kakor pri mas"
20 ia, zares smo ma Rus
kem", je vzdihnil tik svejks
star korporal. "Ampak Rusij;
nj TAXA, kakrsno smo 81 pred
stavljali. JAZZ sem dvignil roke
kvisku, vendar so me oklofu
tall, mi we'll uro, ukradli bri
tev, mi potegnili denarnico i
zepa in mi MISC pustili niti zr
calca. ze diva dni nisem dobi
jesti. In clovek Z mimi niti 60
voriti ne more!"
"Danes dobis jesti," ga je po
tolazil svejk; "pisar je re odre
dill. Napacno je le to, da ne W
njihov cesar ali car, kakor MI
recejo, da smo mi tukaj. Fantje
car je silno pravicen clovek il
mas Cehe ina jako rad; OF
sploh cuti le ceski in slovanski
, To vem cd samega doktorj
Kramara."
(Dalie prihodnfiG)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01
PUSTOLOVSCINE
DOBREGA voJAKA
SVEJkA
V SVETOVNI VOJNI
JAROSLAV HASEK

ko vse Rusije, sibirije, Kavka-
"a do Crnega morja:
"Jozef svejk il Prage, mai
veckrat v gostilni 'Pri kelihu!' -
Svejkova sofa rus6ime.
Oklopljen cd ruskih vojakov,
je svejk koracil v ujetnistvo
tako mirno, brezskrbno in poln
zaupanja, kakor hi 81 Sci kupit
par hrenovk "a juzino. Mic ga
nj presenecalo, da ga gonijo cd
etape X etapi in da ina vedno
druge spremljevalce, XII ga vo-
dijo dalje in dalje. Dobival je
cd njih koscke kruha, pill njih
plehki caj in je ma njih vprasa-
MIA, XII jih nj razumel, odgovar.
jail prijaznim nasmehom ir
neznim, toplim pogledom svojiE
nodrih oci. Bilo mu je cello
prijetno, da ina okoli sebe 20
pet lie vojake in primerjal jif
je S svojimi bataljonskimi znan
ci.
Ko je bill neki bradac, XII j
Sci Z MIN, pojedel naenkrat ce
hlebec kruha in popil Sc stiri
deset lonckov GAIA, Sc je Svejl
spomnil Balouna in je prizna
valno rekel svojemu spremlje
valcu. "Pri mas je bill tudi Clio
vek, XII je pozrl toliko kakor ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01
(Nadaljevan1e)

Nato je vedel ujetnika k Sta
bu, drzec ga "a ramo. Ujetnik
pa Sc je okrenil in dejal: "Tiste
krave nikar ne zakoljite, ker
daje mnogo mleka . Tu, cuj,
vas pravijo, da ste nam brat
je, a ste menda TAXI bratje, XII
bi pozrli drug drugega. Nikar
me ne drzi tako, sal ne uidem!''
Srecala sta polk, in kozak je
vedel ujetnika pred stab cast
rikov: samo zfato, samo srebro,
da Sc je raztrgancu Avstrijcu
kar blescalo. Tolst polkovnik
je zarezal mani: "No, vojni ujet-
mix! Ali znas govoriti? Kako
Sc godi tvoji familiji?'
Mislil je kajpak ma njegov ba-
TALON. Ujetnik pa je odgovoril:
"Pokorno javljaln, da sem ledik
in frej!"
Polkovnik je vprasal svoj
stab: "Durak - cudak? ?" in To-
mes nemscino, je Sc dejal ujet-
niku: "Sagts du dein Name!"
Tedaj Sc je napel vojak ka-
kor struna, zabodel oci v pol.
kovnika, da bi razumel, da sto'
il pred MIN reprezentant so.
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