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otAS OAA, nv ~1SV . SnAs Wao vuAOoN 81
shout $3.50. 900.
The judge assessed q fine of $20,-
600 on each Of the !, ,426 counts, this
being the maximum penalty allowed
by the Elkins law. The total, more
than 70 times the capital Of the cor
poration, was unprecedented In
court annals.
In the World War cases, Big Bill''
Haywood, secretary-treasurer of the
IWW, and 103 Of its members were
defendants in one trial and Mr..
Berger and six other Socialist leaders
in the other.
Haywood and 90 other of the IWW
were found guilty. When the Su-
preme upheld their convictions, Hay
wood fed to Russia. The others went
to prison. The conviction of Mr..
Berger and his associates followed,
but the high court granted them new
trials, and the Government dropped
the case.
Judge Lands court was one
where juries never went to sleep"
Almost invariably. he injected bits
Of humor, pathos or startling drama
into proceedings.
Frequently, when dissatisfied with
lack Of progress being made by at
torneys in bringing out a point, he
would himself question witnesses and
speedily get to the root OF the matter.
His manner of hitching his chair
forward and transfixing a witness
with his sharp eyes was well known
He admitted having sympathies
to be taken advantage Of" and ex-
soldiers, widows and persons who
stole out Of dire necessity were often
recipients of special and unusual
clemency from him.
Called Keen, Lean Whip"
On the other hand, he was eve,
fearless and willing to assess the
maximum penalty against trans.
gressors - especially those foune
guilty of unpatriotic acts-for whom
his sympathy could not be aroused
A Chicago newspaper once callec
him "the lean, keen whip OF the
Government-the scourge Of the dis.
loyal and the vicious"
He was an advocate of prohibition
and after it became law issued in.
functions against and closed NOR,
than 600 Chicago saloons.
Numerous threats he received BY
telephone and mail during his hear
ing of Black Hand trials in 1911
failed to daunt him, and the trial,
were completed.
A few months after the, IWW
trials bomb wrecked the north en-.
trance of the Federal Building in
Chicago and several persons were
killed. Judge Lands was in his
SIXTH floor chambers at the time.
He was one of 80 prominent per.
sons to whom bombs were mailed
on May Day, 1919. But he was out
of town when 1t was delivered anc
it was recovered and exploded by
police while he, looking on gravely
remarked: II would have opened
it if I had been there"
A man of great enthusiasm,
Judge Lands three greatest were
fishing, golf and baseball.
Although plagued by physical fail.
ings in recent years, Judge Landi:
gave little thought to sparing him.
self and. but for his wife, probably
would have made few concessions te
his health.
In New York a year ago for the
baseball writer's dinner, he askee
about Connie Mack, and was tole
that the boss of the Athletics wa.
getting around all right in Phila.
delphia.
isn't it wonderful how that ole
man keeps going!" Judge Landi.
exclaimed. Mr.. Mack was just foul
years his senior.
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OF q nearL al.
tack at his home
1924 North Chel.
sea lane, Bethes.
da, Md.
A native oi
Berlin, Wis, DR.
Higbie was ap.
pointed to the
presi dency ol
Wilson in 1881
and continued ir
ONCE until Feb.
ruary, 1o41. .Xher
he was relieved
Of adninistra-
tive duties at his
own renlleSt. be.
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Dr.. 6. A. Underwood Dies;
TAUGHT at North Carolina D.

By the Associated Press. -
GREENSBORO, N. c., Nov. 2S.-
DR.. George A. Underwood, So, pro-
fessor of romance languages at
Woman's College of the University
of North Carolina here, was found
dead in bed yesterday. His physician
said death was caused by . heart st
tack.
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British Flyer Killed

LONDON, Nov. IS Diving
Comdr. Charles Sanford Wynne-
Eyton, 56. who crashed at st. Johns
Newfoundland in 1880 in an attempt
to fly the Atlantic, has been killed
in France, it was announced today.
| He was in the Raj.
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Car for Business Only

OKLAHOMA CITY R.-A 81.
year-old man applied to the OPA
for a new car, explaining: II will
not use this car for pleasure pur-
poses because I'm past that age"
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|Dr. Edgar Higbie Dies;
Former President
|0f Wilson College

DR.. Edgar Creighton Higbie, SO,
former president Of Wilson Teachers
College and national figure in the
field Of education, died last night
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CE1lETERY LOT, choice Fort Lincoln,
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1n Mrnturtatit
ASHTON. GEORGE HARRIsoN

ASHTON, GEORGE HARRISON. In low
ing memory of our brother. GEORGE
HARRISON ASHTON. who passed away
four years ago today, November rs, 1910.
Sad and sudden was the call
OF one so dearly loved by all;
bitter grief. a shock severe.
1t was to part with one so dear.
HIS BROTHER AND SISTER -IN-LAW,
FRED D. ASHTON AND VIOLET l..
ASHTON; A SISTER, MARY r. MORTEN;
NIECES, BEATRICE A. SHEPHERD,
FRANCES A. THURMAN AND EDNA v.
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ciation OF the Oldest Inhab
itants are requested to attent
the funeral of our late asso'
ciate, HARRY KING. Services
will be held at Gawler's chapel
1855 Pa. ave. NV, on Sunday
November 20. 1914, at 2 pm.
ODORE W. MOVES, President.
DICKMAN, Sr., Secretary,
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BROWNLEY, JAMES G. On wednesd

BROWNLEY, JAMES G. On Wednesday,
November 22, 1914. at his residence, 1920
Kansas ave. NV, JAMES G. BROWNLEY.
husband of the late Hattie l.. Brownley ana
father Of Louise Brownley. Services at
the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 29Ul
14th st. NV, on Saturday, November rs,
at pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ID
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BIRMINGHAM, JENNIE BOYD. In low
ing remembrance of our dear mother and
mother-in-law, JENNIE BOYD BIRMING-
HAM. who departed this life seventeen
years ago today. November IS, 1927.
Memories are treasures no one can steal,
Parting leaves heartaches no one can heal:
Till memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in our hearts.
HER DAUGHTER-IN-LAW AND SON;
DOROTHY A. AND JOHN w. BIRMING-
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BRANT, A. STEWART. On Thursday.
November %. 1914, A. STEWART BRANT.
son of the late Elizabeth Stewart Brant.
Services at his late residence, 121 Maple
ave. Takoma Park, Md. on MONDAY, No
vember -, at 2 pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 26
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CLEMENTS, JAMES T. Departed this
GallirSer Hospital, JAMES T. CLEMENTS,
husband of the late Martha T. Clements
and devoted brother of Mrs. Lula Arm
stead and Robert Clements. He also
leaves a stepdaughter, Mrs. Beatrice Smith;
two aunts, other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at Barbour Bros funeral
home, 4S x st. ne. Notice of funeral
hereafter
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vember "A, 1914, SARA ANN MARTIN
wife, of the late John Smith Martin and
mother Of Frank Page, Ernest S., John H.,
Eugene L., Norman Leonard, Walter ]. and
Frederick W. Martin and Mrs. Mary v.
Davis and Mrs. Helen F. Thompson. Re-
mains resting at the S. H. Hines Co. fu-
neral home, 2901 14th st. NV. Funeral
services will be held at the Episcopal
Church, Fairfax. Va, on Sunday, Novem-
Der 20, at 2 pm. Interment Fairfax
Cemetery. 20
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WAkNEk, Eff1k FHANCES. On FRIDAY
November "a, 1914, at the Arlington Coun.
ty Hospital, EFF1E FRANCES WARNER O
903 N. Glebe I'd, Arlington, Va, beloved
mother Of Mrs. .Neya Catherine Bustle
She also is survived by three brothers
Frank, David and Abram Fulk, and two
sisters, Mrs. Anna Burkholder and Mrs
Lester Pearl Shelton, and two grandchil.
dren. Remains resting at the Ives funeral
home, 2s47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
where funeral services will be held or
Sunday, November 20. at 2 pm. Inter.
ment Ashburn, Va 20
WILSON. HARRY W. On Friday. No.
vember "a. 1914, at st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital. HARRY W. WILSON, friend Of Miss
bsrs. funeral home; l4oQ chsPin st. nv;
an. Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery. Laurel,
YosT. o HORACE 7; On Friday. Noysm.
Taussis pl, ne. beloved husband Of Anna
ensign: o. s. N. R.: William A. Yost. sea-
man, nrst class, and David A, Yost. Re-
neral home, 299l lath st; NV. until 4 pm,
York, Pa. Interment Sprinc Grove. Pa. 90
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day. November "a, 1914, at his residence
MARTIN, the beloved husband of Lillial
Drew Martin, father of Donald Drew Mar
tin. seaman, first. class, U. 8. N. R., An,
Dale Edward Martin, radio operator, thir
class, U. 8. N R.; brother of Cless, Vern
Chester, Murrell and Charles Martin, Mrf
Stanley Monteith and Mrs. Grace Roda
baugh, all of Elkhart, Ind. Remains rest
ing at Chambers funeral home, 1400 Cha
pin st. NV, until Sunday, November &c
at 10 am. Notice of funeral later 26
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ADAMS, c. EMMETT. suddenly, on
Friday, November "a, 1914, in Rocky
-e004 Bradford rd., Silver Spring, Md, the
beloved father of Mrs Margaret A. Slant
and grandfather Of Sandra and Mariana
Slant. Funeral services at Kelley's funeral
home. Wilmington, Del, on Sunday, No.
tember IS, at IL am. Interment Will
aninston. Del. 20
BAMF. CHARLES c. On Friday, NO
vember "a, 1914, ct his residence. 5125
9TH st. NV, CHARLES c. BAMF, beloved
husband OF Emma Louise Bamf. Services
At the s. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901
14th st. NV, on Monday, November ~, at
3 pm. 1nterment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
&c
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Dratha

JENKINS. NORTHERN c. On wednes-
day, November 20, 1914, ct Fort McPher-
son, Ga. Pfc. NORTHERN c. JENKINS,
son of the late Clarence and Lucy jenkins,
husband Of Bette sue Boone Jenkins;
brother Of Mary. Jessie, Firmen, Virginia.
Hurtense, Prezelia and Sibbie jenkins.
Funeral from Gallilee Baptist. Church,
Westmoreland County, Va. Burial church
cemetery. Sunday, November 20. 25s
JONES, VIRGINIA A. On Saturday,
November 25. 1914, at Garfield Hospital,
VIRGINIA A. JONES Of staunton, Va.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
Mcclure.
KING, HARRY. Suddenly, on Thursday,
November %. 1914, at 1907 Cathedral ave.
NV, HARRY KING, husband of the late
Hattie King and father Of Milton w. KING,
Sylvan n. King, Mrs. Gilbert Hahn, Capt.
Henry King and brother of 8. J. King Of
New York and Mrs. Henry. L. Kaufman
OF Washington, D. c. Friends may call at
Gawler's chapel, 1856 Pa. ave. NV. where
services will be held on Sunday, November
%. at 2 pm. 1nterment Washington
Hebrew Conversational Cemetery. tBalti-
more, Nd, and New York papers please
copy.) 20
KING. HARRY Memherx of the Assn
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DE vRIES, HENRY. On Thursday. No
vember 23, 1914, at Georgetown University
Hospital, HENRY DE VRIES, the beloved
husband of Rosina de Vries. Friends may
call at the Lee funeral home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services will be held
on Sunday, November 20, at 3 pm. In
terHent private. 25
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November 25. 1914, at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital, GEORGE H. BRAMEF
beloved husband of the late Charlotte .
Bramer of 1900 H st. NV. Notice of fu
neral later
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CRAGIN, CHARLES II. On Friday. No.
vember "A, 1914, at his home, 1927 Dunn
barton ave. NV, CHARLES H. CRAGIN,
in his Gath year. Services at the resi-
dence on Monday, November 81 at L am.
Irterment private. Kindly omit flowers. 26
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-10
Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Cir
cult Court for the County OF wash
tenaw.
In Chancery.
PERCY WILLIS. Plaintiff.
vs.
EMMA WILLIS, Defendant
At a session OF said court held at
the court house, in the city OF Ann
Arbor, in said county, on May 20,
1915
PRESENT: Hon. George w. Sam
pie. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing 70 the
court BY affidavit on file that the
defendant. Emma Willis, 10 not a
resident 81 the state Of Michigan.
and that she resides at Niagara
rails. New York. on motion Of John
=. kirk. attorney for plaintiff, Il is
ordered that said defendant shall
enter her appearance IN said cause
within three months from the date
OF this order.
GEORGE W. SAMPLE.
CIRCUIT JUDGE.
LUELLA ". SMITH. Clerk
BY. Irene A. Seitz. deputy clerk
JOHN 7. KIRK
Attorney for plaintiff.
Business Address. Ypsllanti, Mich.
Adv. SIS
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Help Wsntsd-Fsmsis
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TO JOIN PATRIARcHs

East Lansing. June lo-AP-sir
teen members OF the Michigan
State College class OF 1894 Satur-
day will be indicted into the
Patriarchs' Club. an organization
OF graduates OF 80 or more years
ago. as highlight Of the alumni
day activities. Glen o. Stewart.
director OF alumni relations for the
college, said he expected about rs
OF the 1893 patriarchs to attend.
among them Dean Griswold. 81.
OF Worthwhile, who is the Oldest
living graduate OF the college. He
is a member of the class OF 1878.
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Help Wsnted-MsIs

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for general farm work and pickup
ba'er. Steady SOB. Call Saline
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Saline. r. 81. Gilbert. saline, Mich.
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Wanted To Rent

WANTED-Small furnished apart
ment by business girl. or will sub
let teachers apartment for sum
mer. References. Write Box $50,
care Daily Press.
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Any absent voter. as dsfinsd in
this act whose name Is not registered
aud VINO shall claim the right 10 vote
by absent voters ballot at any slse-
ton or primary election may az the
time OF making application for abb
sent voters ballot, present TO the
city Clerk an affidavit for rsgis,ra-
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WANTED TO RENT
Minister, wife and children
desire modern or 6 room house.
Prefer East Side. Phone 1881.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-22
Napr0daj

je blizu Fisher Body tovarne hi
sa "a 2 druzini; 8 sob, ena soba
zgotovljena v podstresju; spo-
daj vse nanovo papirano in pri-
pravljeno, da Sc vselite. Garaza
"a 2 avta. Hisa v dobrem sta
nju. Takoj $4,000, ostalo Sc wa
me ma prvo vknjizbo po 49c.
Zglasite Sc ali poklieite po tele-
fonu po $50 uri popoltne:: 1904
E. 146 St., Mulberry Alb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-22

der, MIR. in Mrs. Louis Snyder, MIR. in
Mrs. George Stencil, Mrs. Stephen Su-
lax, Mrs. Mary Tekaucic, MIR. Anton
Vidervcl, MIR. in Mrs. r. Volcarsek,
Mr.. Joseph Vaupic, MIR. Chas. Zadnik,
Sr. in druzina, Mr.. in Mrs. Weber,
Lamson and Session Employees, MIR. in
Mrs. Stephan Fedak, Charles Swerk in
druzina, Andrews in Steuger Families,
Mr.. in Mrs. J. Zgonc, MIR. in Mrs. r.
Zgonc, MIR. in Mrs. F. Zgonc, Mrs. Ar
thur Lipstreu, Johnny Miser in Marga-
ret Parker, Selective Service Board No.
"a, Ameriska Domovina, Employees of
Johnson and Jennings Co., Mr.. E. Do
Ian, Community Welfare Club, Willie
Ccnnors in Sam David, Charles in Ann,
MIR. in Mrs. Kamber in hci, Paul in
Laura, The Sons and Daughters of The
Army Navy Union Garrison No. 26O,
Emery in Louise Krizman, Freight
Claim Dept. B. r. c. 11O6, Grand
daughter, MIR. in Mrs. Anton Koren,
MIR. in Mrs. Anton Tanko, MIR. in Mrs.
Charles Zadnik in druzina, Louis Sad
Ter, Army Navy Union U.S.A. Dept. of
Ohio Ladies Aux, Streets Office, The
Army and Navy Union Garrison No.
26O, The Cuyahoga Council Aux's. Ar
my and Navy u, use. and E. A. of
C.P.A., Forest City Post 1911 V.F.W.,
Mr.. in Mrs. George Orsgh, Mr.. in Mrs.
r. Butch Gornik, Mr. in Mrs. John H.
Gornik, MIR. in Mrs. Frank Zadnik in
sin, MIR. in Mrs. John Richter in sin,
Mr.. in Mrs. Steve Andolek, Gonzalez
Family, Frank, Rudy, Louis, Steve in
Alice, P.S.Z.J., Ladies Aux. Army and
Navy Union 26O, Tony Telich druzina,
Employees C.P.A. CO.
PrisrGno Sc zelimo zahvaliti vsem, XII
so dali svoje automobile ma razpolago
pri pogrebu.
Nadalje izrekamo naso iskreno Ia
hvalo Tom Durkovsky, Cyril Darssy,
Frank Novak, Louis Novak, Rudy No
yak, Steve Novak, XII so nosili krsto ter
pokojno casino spremili do prezgod-
MEGA groba in polozili k vecnemu 20
citku.
Iskreno zahvalo zelimo izreci vsem,
XII SO izrazili sozalje poslanimi sozal-
mimi kartami, telegram in pismi.
Naso prisrsno zahvalo maj sprejme
Home Ia vso prijazno postrezbo in Ia
greba.
Slucajno, &c smo pa katero ime po-
mctcma izpustili, vas prosimo, da nam
oprostite, ker Sc zelimo vsem najpri-
srcneje zahvaliti.
oproga in draga matt, globoka zalost Sc
med nami. Bog Te je poklical in mo-
e drage in ostali so nam samo Tvoji dra-
ena trpljenja ter pocivas preranem
sa pa uziva veselje vecnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-22
Hisa naprOdaj

"a 2 druAni; 6 in 5 sob, kopalni-
ca, garaza in druge udobnosti.
Emo stanovanje je prazno, ter Sc
lahko takoj settle. Nahaja Sc ma
1905 Cornelia Ave. Ia podrobno-
sti poklicite ". 1895.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-22
Hiso noprodoi

Ia 2 druzini, 5 sob vsako sta
novanje, zaprt pore, garaza, ko-
kosnjak. Use v najboljsem sta
nju. Cena $4,000. Nahaja Sc ma
978 E. 239 St. Ia nadaljna po-
jasnila vprasajte ma 23911 Lake.
land Blvd, suite /.
Lota je so cevljev spredaj, 65
cevljev zadaj, ter 1876 cevljev ma
eni in 137 cevljev ma drugi stra-
nj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-22

kupn1te sotnS bonde - yojno- yar6e-
yalne snamks. a. bo simprei porateno
ostsce II vse, kar ono predstaylja!
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GOZDOVNIk
Povsst i omsriskego zivlienio
SpisoI kAROL NAY -

vi, XII Sc imenuje tvojega slugo
in prosim te samo tega, da mi v
svojem srcu dovolis mesta ia
cas-, kolikor mi ga Bog ma zem-
iii podeli."
{Dalje pr1hodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-22
JOHN M. NOVAk, soprog
CHARLES ]. NOVAK, sin

Cleveland. Ohio, al. septembra 1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-22
(Nadaljevanje)

svoJo nikdar ne zgreseco pusko.
"Stojte, Kucilo!" y
Kucilo bi bill morda vendar
usel, toda mrzlota jezerske vo-
de je tako delovala ma odprto
nogo, da je lie pocasno uhajal.
Slisal je klic mogocnega 60
zdovnika "a seboj, a slusal ga
nj.
'Stojte!" ponavlja Kanad-
can.
Ko tudi te zapovedi nj poslu-
Sal Kucilo, sprozi RIDDLES. Ia
deti pade ma stran, zvali Sc v
jezero, ne dalec cd kraja, kjer
je bill poprej iskal zavetja.
"Mrtev!" rece RIDDLES eno-
stavno, pa Sc obrne.
'Mrtva, obadva," pristavi
Pepo, "ne da bi bill sodbo do
vrsili."
Fabij je stal pri mrtvem te-
lesu svojega strica. Onadva pri-
stopita, a ne upata 81 molk pre-
krsiti. Njegovo oko je pocivalo
ma ostankih moza, katerega mu
je priroda tako priblizala, XII je
bill pa re v letih detinstva ME
gov najhujsi nasprotnik. Napo-
sled Sc okrene.
"Je vecna pravica, oce moi,
kateri nj podoben noben poze-
meljski sodnik. Dalec tam ma
spanskem Sc je doprineslo zlo-
cinstvo, in tukaj, cez rhorje
sem, pripelje Bog storilce sku-
paj, OBJ uri, ma kraju, ma kate
ri Sc nj stopila belega noga,
skupaj z onimi, zoper katere
so gresili."
"Sennor Fabij, govorite mi il
srca," poprime Pepo Dormi-
lion. "Ko sem Elancovih stal
pred grofom Antoniom ter ga
spominjal njegovega zlocina,
smejal Sc mi je v lice ter Sc ro-
gal moji bogabojecnosti. Ma to
sem mu dejal y 'Je sodnik, ka-
teremu ne morete uiti; nasel
vas DO, pa bette pred MIN v
najglobljo divjino!' Uvidevate
zdaj, 'da Sc je to prerokovanje
do besede izpolnilo. Hotel ste
ga pomilostiti, pa ste ga kazni
Bozji izrocili. Ia pa ga je hi
trejse obsodil, kakor sem JAZZ
hotel ter mu dal umreti po no.
beni drugi roki, kakor po oni
njegovega sokrivca. Zadosceno
je."
"Je; nam in dusama krusne-
ga oceta in matere," rece Fabij.
"Bodimo krscanski in masce-
vanja ne netimo. -Grofa maj ne
trgajo kanje in jastrebi, maj Sc
mu da mirno pocivalisce, blizu
zlatih zakladov, po katerih hre-
penenje ga je strmoglavilo V
smrtno nesreco."
"Da, lie pokopljimo ga" pri-
trjuje Pepo, "in z MIN njegov
prstan, XII mi ne prinese blago-
slova."
"Najboljsi kraj, mrlica spra-
viii, je groblje indijanskega
glavarja. Poglejmo, &c Sc da od-
preti," govori Kanadcan.
Napotijo Sc ma piramido ter
iscejo uhoda. Uhod je bill pre-
dor, 'drzec navpik doll, zadelan
s tezkim kamenom. Kanadcano-
vi SLIM moci uspe, da ga odstra-
nj. Ma to so spustili mrlica don
Areciza, vojvodo Medijanske-
ga, v jamo, ko je bill Fabij kot
dedic pobral, kar je incl mrt-
vec vrednegal pri sebi. RIDDLES
shame klobuk pa moli kratko
molitev "a pokoj dust, XII Sc je
toll oddaljevala Cd svoje pra-
We poti. Zdaj zapro uhod ma po-
prejsnji nacin in sicer tako
skrbno, da nj bilo kar mic pozna-
tt zgodivsega Sc odprtja.
Zdaj stopi Kanadcan k Fabi-
ju odkrite glave in roko mu po-
davsi beseduje:
''Sine moi, odslej 81 grof Me
diianSki in no Sam0 t0 tudi 90
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Globoko hvalezni Sc zelimo tenn po-
tom najprvo prisrGno zahvaliti Father
Sylvestru "a motive pred pogrebom,
"a opravljeno slovesno sveto maSo in
ganljive cerkvene pogrebne obrede.
Enako 'tudi prisrcna hvala Father Yen
ko in Father Gregory, O.S.B. IA asis-
tenco pri sveti masi.
Prisrcno Sc zelimo zahvaliti vsem So
rodnikom, prijateljem in znancem, XII
so jo obiskovali njeni bolezni kakor
tudi vsem, XII SO nam bill v pomoc in to-
lazbo ter nam ma en- naGin ali drugi kaj
dobrega stcrii v teh najbolj tezkih in
zalostnih dnevih. Obenem Sc tudi is
kreno zahvaljujemo vsem, XII so prisli
pokojno pokropit, vsem, XII SO culi ma
mi in molili OBJ krsti ter Sc udelezili po-
grebne svete mase in 10 spremili ma
njeni zadnji poti ma pokopalisGe.
Naso prisrcno zahvalo mai sprej jme-
jo stevilni darovalci, XII so v blag spo-
min poLojni ckrasili krsto krasnimi
venci cvetja kakor tudi vsi oni, XII SO
darovali Ia svete mase, XII Sc bodo bra
le "a mirni pokoj blage duse in sicer:
Mr.. in Mrs. Edward Theus, Cpl. in Mrs.
Frank Baraga, MIR. John Simoncic, MIR.
in Mrs. Raymond Fox, Wenzel druzina,
MIR. in Mrs. E. S. Andrews, Bencin dru
zina, MIR. in Mrs. Andrew Bobel, Julia
Debevc, MIR. in Mrs. w. F. DeVoe, Mrs.
Nelly Dressig, Mr. in Mrs. Frank Drob
mich, Ethel Dular, Joseph Baka, MIR. In
Mrs. VIM. Fabian, MIR. in Mrs. Joe For
tune in druzina, Mr.. in Mrs. Anthony J.
Fortuna, Mrs. Grdanc in Margaret, MIR.
in Mrs. Rudy Gregorcic, MIR. Frank
Gornick druzina, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Haste, MIR. in Mrs. Sylvester Hates,
MIR. in Mrs. Joseph Hanzel, Jr., Mary,
Mildred in Ann Hanzel, MIR. in Mrs. Jo-
seph Hanzel in s:n, Mrs. J. Jeric, MIR. in
Mrs. Jerry Jerman, Mrs. Jerman, MIR.
in Mrs. Ed Jerman, Mr. Mathew Jura-
tovac, MIR. in Mrs. Edward J. kovacic,
Mr.. in Mrs. Al Knappe, MIR. in Mrs.
Matt krizman, Mrs S. Kaminski, Nc
Vey Family, Mr.. in Mrs. M. Nitric, Mrs.
Frances Modic, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Mo-
horcic, Meglick druzina, Mr.. in Mrs. tt
no Modic, Mrs. Anton Novak in hci,
MIR. in Mrs. Louis Novak, MIR. in Mrs.
Mathew Orsgh, James Olsafsky, MIR. in
Mrs. Steve Planchar, Mrs. Frank 70
bee, MIR. Urban Zakra jsek, Mr.. in Mrs.
John Pengel, MIR. Joseph Pograjc MIR.
in Mrs. Ed. Posch, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Repar, Mr.. in Mrs. Sam Richter, Miss
Olga Richter, Mr.. in Mrs. R. S. Smakal,
MIR. in Mrs. Joseph Sopko, Mr.. in Mrs.
Nick Smicklas, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Sny-
Preljubljena in nikdar pozabljena
je naselila Y nasa srca, ko Tebe nj vet
rala 81 talo prezgodaj ze zapustiti sve
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-21
SWAP SUGGESTED BY MINISTER TO
 GIVE B. (. ROAD

VICTORIA, B. C., Nov. 2l A swap of road rights between Brit ish Columbia and the United States was suggested today by Honorable E. T. Kenny, newly-appointed British Columbia minister, at lands meet ing of the Saanich Liberal Associa- tion.
 AS a means of providing two highways to link with British Col umbia, Alaskans, Kenny said, want the Haines cutoff relocated so it could connect with the Alaska High way. The Haines route runs through British Columbia for 6l miles and 40 miles in Yukon Ter tory.
 It might be possible, Kenny said, to give Alaskans running rights through British Columbia and the Yukon for Canadian rights for a road through Northern Washington, linking Rossland and Grand Forks.