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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
Music Division Has Program

The Music division of the Glasgow
Woman's club met at the home of
Mrs. A. B. Friedlund last Wednesday
night. Mrs. c. v. Hovey spoke on the
"Nutcracker Suite by Tschaikow-
sky. Gerry and David Near and
Betty Lou and Frank Mersen played
numbers of the suite as duos.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15

Sunday school at . :41. Services mt II.
Confirmation class Wednesday ut =.
Midweek services at s Wednesday. Ser
ices at Peerless at 3. Luther league
Thursday at s, March 30. Midweck ser
vices at Sunnyside Thursday. March 22
nt S.-Rev L. b. Hnlte. pastOr.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
Opheim Gospel Tabernacle
AsaannhIiaS nf God

Sunday school at 10. Morning worship
at II. Sunday evening evangcliStic ser
vices AT S. Tuesday night prayer meet
UastOF.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
Mrs. Lane Reelected

Mrs. Lillian Lane was reelected
president of the Council of Church
Women at a meeting at the home of
Mrs. Dan oakland Friday afternoon.
Mrs. H. H. Morton was elected vice
president and Mrs. j. H. ArneSon,
Secretary-treasurer. They will as
sumo their offices in September.
Mrs. L. A. Strader conducted a
devotional service. Mrs. F.. S. Nc
Intyre presented the closing chapter
of the book. Indians are People,
Too" and Mrs. S. L. Rugg spoke on
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
Altar Society Meets

Mrs. o.. H. Barnes presided at a
meeting of the Altar society of st.
Raphael's church in the clubroom
Thursday afternoon. The group made
plans for a spring dinner which was
held Sunday afternoon. Mrs. H. o.
Gamas and Mrs. Byron Armstrong
served a luncheon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
Members Join Circle

-FOUR new members joined EStner
circle of the Lutheran Ladies Aid at
a meeting at the home of Mrs. Hans
Egstad Thursday afternoon. The
new members are Mrs. Lena Olson.
Mrs. Martin Miller, Mrs. H. p. Kulp
and Mrs. Mabel Hovland. There
were ten visitors.
Mrs. C. E. Wilson presided and
presented a program concerning the
two pictures, "Crucifixion" by Gle
ments and The Christ of Calvary"
bv Munkacey. Mrs. N. c. Briggs con-
Quoted devotions. The group voted to
give SIS to the Red Cross. The hostess
served a luncheon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
Christian Science Society

Services in Masonic hall. Second
avenue south and Seventh street. Sun
day at IL. Subject of the ser
mon, substance" The public is cor
daily invited. Program radlocast from
The Mother Church, Boston each Sat
urday at I ~ pm. over KGHL, Billings.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15

indian life in Minnesota as she
had observed it when she lived in
that state. Congregational Women
were hostesses during the social hour
and Mrs. C. NJ. Reece and Mrs. G..
E. Bentz poured.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15

Sunday, March Is. Sunday school at 10.
Morning services at II. Miss Florence
V. Jensen, high school librarian, will
give the morning address. Pilgrim fel-
lOWShiD at :.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
futile Heads
Pioneer Trails
at HinSdale
BY Courier Correspondent

HINSDALE - A Hinsdale chapter
Of the American Pioneer Trails as
ISOLATION, Montana council, was or
ganized at a meeting Saturday after
noon of local citizens with Joe L..
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
Have Dinner Guests

Miss Dorothy Kimball and Mrs.
Emma Lowe Barkhoff entertained
Mrs. William Ruffcorn and Miss
their home Thursday night.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
First Baptist Church
Henry L. Widen. minisf

Henry r. Widen. minister
Church Bible school at 10. T.. H.. PcaSe.
superintendent. Memorial service for
Private Jack Cuniff at IL. Service con
dncted jointly by the church and the
local American Legion. Anthem by the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
Church Services
st. Raphael's Church

Every Sunday: Masses at Glasgow
at 8 and 10. Masses at Fort Peck at
9. Week days: Masses every day at
7:30.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15
Jehorah,s witnesses

Watch Tower Bible Study
At Kingdom hall. 707 Second venue
south. Sunday evenings at s.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-15

concentrating the pioneer history
of the community.
The chapter also plans to take
part in the 10th anniversary COM
memoration of the Lewis g. Clark
Expeditions journey through Mon
tana and will hold a commemoration
program at Hinsdale early in May.
Later in the year a program hon
oring the pioneers of the Hinsdale
area Is a prospect.
Purchase of $4,000 plastic har-
monicas for soldiers on duty in
overseas theaters has been an
nounced by the war department.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Randolph Emissions Hard
Struggle Ahead For FEPC

structed Southern raciStS who con-
stitute the pack that cry out for
the blood of FEPC? If ever a fair
employment practice law was need
ed it is now when defense plants
are being pulled down like a house
of cards and reconversion to I'M
employment is setting in, said A.
philip Randolph, international Pre-
sident of the Brotherhood Of Sleep
ing Car Porters at the headquarters
IN New York.
sMr Randolph stated that all
over the nation Negros are being
laid off right and left in accor-
dance with the old pattern of the
first fired and the last hired and
unless the Congress enacts S 101
and H. r. 1882 the Negroes are In
for the most difficult times they
have ever witnessed and the coun-
try will be plagued with plenty
of trouble incident to a determine
ed struggle of Negroes for work
and bread.
Every Negro from one end of
this country to the other should
get out and pitch with the National
Council for a Permanent FEPC
to put the aforementioned Bills
over in the coming session of Con-
gress. Either these Bills pass or
Negroe will again constitute the
man bulk of the relief load and
tramp the streets aimlessly looking
for Jobs, concluded Randolph.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Hospital Workers
Get Wage Increase

WASHINGTON, u. q. - 'oNol
A general wage increase OF TOUR
cents an hour effecting 1888 low
paid workers in four New York
City hospitals has been directed by
the National War Labor Board, it
was announced this week. The
Boards action, however, occurred in
July, prior to the new wage policy.
The National Board substituted
the follr-cent increase on the basis
of correcting inter-plant inequities
for an increase EQUAL to 1917 OF the
average straight time hourly earn
ings paid on January 1, 1941, which
had been directed by the Second
Region WLB at New York. This
formula (Little SteeD permitted no
increases, the Board found.
Minimum wage rates ordered by
the Regional Board in 81 classical
tons ranging from SO cents for
general help and nurses aides to
$140 for psychologists were up
held by the National Boards, with
industry members dissenting both
to the general increase and to the
minimum rates.
The adjustments are retroactive
to July %, 1943, date of certification
of the dispute to the Board.
Hospitals affected are: Beth Ell,
with 274 employees involved; Beth
Isreal, 374 employees; Beth Moses,
268 employees and Isreal Zion, ATT
employees. Representative the en-
ployes was the State, County and
Municipal Workers Union, CLIO.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Hold Funeral Rites
For Colorado Medic

DENVER (ANP) Funeral services
were held here last week for DR..
T. T. Mckinney, supreme physi-
clan of the American Woodmen
and principal on the staff of the
Denver General hospital depart
ment of internal medicine.
Born in Texas, DR.. Mckinney
completed his medical course at
Moharry Medical school in Nash
vile and then attended the Uni
versity of Michigan. He was
member Of Tylor Chapel CINE
church, where he served as an
officer and superintendent of the
Sunday school,
He is survived by a wife. Mrs.
Carrie Mckinney, -four children
and a brother, Bishop j w. Nc
Kinney, a retired prelate of the
CINE church.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

Judged guilty and sentenced to
death for killing Rosetta Jordan,
his common-law wife, in Alachua
county. Now, though, he can some
day get out, so judged the Florida
Pardon Board; because he only
killed another Negro.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Louisiana CT Hanged For Rape;
Florida W0man-Killer Gets Life

They said that he was guilty of
rape while AWOL from his camp
II Louisiana; maybe SO and maybe
not: but if he was or if he wasn't.
Pvt. Lee R. Davis, a 20-year-old
sonia soldier, died on the gallows
last week in a converted warehouse
hanging moose for Fort Sill's sec
ond wartime hanging.
Last October. a general court
martial at Army Service Forces
Training Center, Camp Claiborne,
La, found Davis guilty of the
charges. For just about year,
Davis had been confined, so they
say that he was awaiting review,
but it seems that he was awaiting
turn in Americas fighting forces.
KILLS WOMAN, GETS LIFE
But down in Florida last week,
another Negroes death sentence
was committed to life imprison-
ment for actually taking life
Yes, Jerry Govan, Gainesville, was
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

Now that VI Day is here fol-
lowing the famous Potsdam Con-
ference in which the United Nat
ions gave out ringing challenge
to ratism demanding that all Nazi
theories of racial superiority be
abolished, the question upper most
in tho minds of the downtrodden
minorities, and especially the Negro
is, What about FEPC." Will Pre-
sident Truman rally the demo-
cratic forces of America in the
fight against racism at home, and
throw down the gauntlet to the
Bilbos, Rankins. and Eastlands and
other die-hards and Jnrecon-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Base Officials Cite
Ack Ack Battalion
BY CONRAD CLARK

NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES
amp Last week, officers and en-
listed men of an all-Negro antiair-
craft artillery battalion were COM
mended for their work with service
troops by base officials where the
unit is stationed here in the
Netherlands East Indies.
The organization, which is COM
manded by Major Cato L. Basker-
will of New York, has been overseas
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
William Johnson
Bethlehem Center

The Nursery Kindergarten School
at the William Johnson Bethlehem
Center will open for its fall term
September II. Parents who are in
terested in enrolling a child, may
do so Thursday, September 6. Chill
dren between the ages of and 81
are admitted and only thirty can
be admitted. But waiting list will
be kept for those not able to get
in.
The summer playground at the
Center is well attended by boys
and girls from all over Jackson
Swimming is the most popular
sport.
Troop SO and &c will recess for
two weeks, while Miss G. T. Hart
is on her vacation
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Seeks Funds TO Hell p
Prosecute Officers
Accused of Assault
MEMPHIS, Tenn. = ISM!

MEMPHIS, Tenn. = (SNS)
Enraged by the alleged Grim
inal assault on two working girls
Of Binghampton Subdivision by
two uniformed police officers.
members of the Deacons and
Trustees Union have begun
fund soliciting campaign among
church people with which to help
bring about prosecution of the
accused men. The money, one
member of the fund committee
told the Memphis World, would
be turned over to whatever or
ganization that expects to push
the prosecution.
Our purpose is to get as much
money as we can from the source
with which we have immediate
contact as churchmen, it was
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

al information executive
Neal, whose resignation became
effective August Is, came to the
regional staff May 1, 1914. On
leave from Texas college, Tyler,
his specific task was to develop an
information program that would
supply Negroes with complete, ac-
curate and readily Understandable
information on the policies and ac-
tivities of OPA, whose program
reaches into every civilian home in
the nation.
During his tenure of office, Negro
personnel to carry out this program
throughout the region, embodying
Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Ar
kansas, Kansas and Missouri, In
creased from one to seven; two In
the regional office and five in the
district offices.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

pointed out. The Union issued the
following statement regarding
the reported rape case:
"This crime committed on
two colored girls by two officers
of Memphis presents a challenge
to every citizen of the city. So
to make Memphis safe, the Dea-
cons and Trustees Union faces
this challenge like men,"
The Deacons and Trustees
Union, as late as last weekend
was the only church body of Ne
gro group in Memphis that had
made public expression of protest
against the alleged assault, re-
port of which shocked the entire
community as one of the most
bestial acts to reach public print
in recent years.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

ed, and that nine areas will be
classified as stringent" that is,
with unemployment less than four
per cent and an actual shortage OF
labor for important jobs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Peace Hits :
Labor Areas

WASHINGTON (ANP) The War
Manpower commission has identi-
fled the nine distressed" areas
out of the 1876 principal labor mar
ket areas which are expected to
feel the heaviest impact Of UNI
employment by October Is occa-
stoned by the ending of the war
According to Paul v. McNutt, w.
M. C. chairman, these nine areas
will suffer a reduction of between
20 and Is percent in the work
force.
The postwar survey shows these
areas as follows: Portland, Me-;
Buffalo Niagara Falls, N. Y; Pan
anna City. Fla; Detroit and Flint
Mich. Talladega, Ala. Wichita, Kan
Los Angeles and Portland. Ore.
The survey indicates that by Oct
Is, SO areas will be labor surplus
areas" with IL to 20 per cent of
the work force jobless; that n
areas will be "in balance" with
from five to IL percent unemploy-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
OPA Specialist To
Teach In Carolina

DALLAS - CAMP - Ernest E.
Neal, regional OPA information
specialist, Dallas, has resigned to
assume work as professor of soci-
ology at N. Carolina State College
durham, N @, it was announced
Monday by Leo w. Altman, region
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

sag familiar melodies in a reper-
tolre ranging from the classics to
popular music. She sang fer the
enlisted men also
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
MIMIC Ch-O -1ROAD

M / D-ATLANTIC ABOARD
QUEEN MARY CAMP The
bulletin posted in the officers
lounge of the Queen Mary" at
2100 hours, noted that a recital
would be given by Miss Mimic
Cato, famous radio and concert
singer. The diminutive singer
brought the ceiling down as, clad
in her Red Cross uniform, she
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

since September, 1913 and spent II
out of its 81 months here in the
Pacific at Milne Bay, New Guinea.
Arriving in the Netherlands East
Indies the latter part of March,
Maj. Baskerville and his battalion
have been working on the docks, at
warehouses, ETC., and doing general
service work with engineer, port
and ON companies, since landing.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15

ime in Sc spomnil one slike, pa
bode vsega mojega skolnikova-
MIA konec."
"Ampak Hans, sal so vendar
tvojega "Povodnega moza" ku-
pill "a cesarski muzej! In ia je
vendar tudi abscheulich."
Oh treh zjutraj sta oba Sla
spat. Konzulu Sc je to noe sa-
njalo O vaznem poslanstvu, S
katerim je Sci z d~unajskega
dvora ma petrograjskega.
Pc osmi uri zjutraj sta sesta-
villa telegram "a ekscelenco- Di-
plomaticno zavit, da hi bila va
rovana "najstrozja tajnostt":
"Spreimem. Hans"
Pred obedom sta sestavila
curriculum vitae. Ia vse sluca-
je in da bi Sc Hansu pregna]
strah, je bio tam izrecno ONE
memo, da je njegovo delo "Po-
vodnji MOI" bio kupljeno "a
cesarski muzej. In da tam visi.
Nakar je napisal Hans dopis
ekscelenci, XII Sc je zacel z be-
sedami: Tukaj tt poSiljam das
Lied vom armen Johannes
Konzulovo pismo imenovane-
mu gospodu pa Sc je zacelo: Pc
uspesno izvrSenem nalozenem
mi diplomatskem poslanstvu, Sc
dovoljujem priporocati Vasi
Ekscelenci Sc "a nadaline uslu-
&c. Poznam n. pr. Sc deset sill
karjev in dvajset literatov, pr
katerih bi ne bio toliko tezav,
kakor pri najinem prijatelju
Hansu, &c hi kje kaka sluzba... -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
Greiio nai Sc eimprei
odIoei, kan in koko

Pc zmagi delavSke stranke v
Angliji je bio grski vladi pc
Attleeju naroceno, da maj 81
aranzira volitve ko nitro mogo-
&c, cato, da DO grSko ljudstvo
vedelo, pri Gem da je. Delavska
stranka trdi, da ne DO nadalje-
vala Churchillove politike V
Grciji, to je, da bi il silila ne
priljubljenega kralja nazaj, am
pax zeli pa, da Sc politicno o.
zracje ma GrSkem razcisti.
To Sc DO V kratkem morale
zgoditi in kot izgleda, v skodo
kralju Georgu, XII hi mogel ma
zaj ma grSki tron samo S pomoc-
10 angleSke oborozene sile.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
Koliksna ie moo
umeriskih ~komunistov?

Sedaj, ko SO Sc ameriSki ko-
munisti spet oklicali "a politicno
stranko, mnogi .razpravljajo,
koliko SO "nevarni" takozvanim
ameriSkim ustanovam in 'kak-
she izglede ina V bodocih KAN
panjah. Men novi glavni vodja
ie William z. Foster, XII je pred
lett re incl to vlogo, potem pa
10 je dobil Earl Browder, XII je
sedaj il strankinega vodstva
popolnoma wren, ceS, da je
stranko vodil pc krivih potih.
Kar Sc tice glasov, Jill ameri-
Ska komunisticna stranka nj Sc
nikoli dobila impozantno Stew
10, dasi hi il vpitja proti Mi v
kapitalisticnem tisku in pc "a
diu clovek sklepal, da jih ina
milijone. Waived glasov je do
bila V volitvah leta 1932;,iv casu
ko smo bill V SLIM ekonomski
krizi. Men predsedniski kandi-
dat je bill omenjeni w. z. Fo-
ster, XII je dobil glasom uradnih
podatkov 102,991 glasov. Vseh
skupaj je bio oddanih 1885,
522. Stir leta pozneje je dobil
komunisticni predsedniSki kan
didat 8O,159 glasov, leta 1910
pa lie 46,251. LAM komunisti--
cha stranka pa sploh nj ime1a
svojih kandidatov. V volilni
kampanji je agitirala "a Roose-
velta in razne druge candidate
starih strank.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
z mundutom visoke Wade

je naSteval vabe in konzul ie
pisal.'
"In curriculum vitae mai ma
piSe, to je naravnost "a cesarja.
To bosta re kako sestavila, kaj
ne?"
Hans je priSel ma kolodvor.
Konzul je skocil z vlaka in re-
KEEL: "Mesto profesorja risanja
ma brnski tehniki ii bodo dali"
"Kdo?"
"Ministrstvo "a uk in bogo-
castle"
"Nesmisel. Ali sem re tako
oh pamet, ola hi jim bill zrel "a
profesorja. Ne, dragec, IL tega
ne DO mic. In kaj maj tie fante
ucim. Sam ne razumem mic. In
YES, kaj mi je rekel pokojni Ma
kart? Ljubi moi, skusajte poza-
biti, kar so vas profesorji v So
lah naucili, potem Sele boste
slikali. To je resnica, sveta res
MICA. Cemu hi Sc torej sam de-
lal "a norca. In ali Sc TAXA rec
sploh more ~nauciti? Clovek mo-
ra znati gledati in &c vidi, mora
poskuSati naslikati, kakor vidi.
Kakor vidi on, in ne, kakor Jazz
-. Ia je lepa! Da bi mi pravili:
gospod professor! Prides V krc-
mo: klanjam Sc, gospod profe-
sor! - V trafiki: klanjam Sc, GO
spod professor! - vsepovsodi
sam "gospod professor, clovek
pa We, da nj mic in da je gotov.
In ca je samo prazno strasilo "a
ucence. Ali mislis, da je mladi-
ma danes drugacna, kot smo bill
mi? FAINT, kako smo uganiali z
nasimi skolniki! TAX ubog pro-
fesor je kakor V vicah! Ubogi
SO, vsi ubogi! Ali 81 kedaj videl
"a vabo privezanega jastreba?
Vsak umazan vrabec, vsaka
krotka vrana prileti in briie
NORGE I MIN S profesorjem je
,ravno taka!"
Konzul lsvoje zrtve nj pre-
kinil. Hans je sipal svoje para
dokse, svoje CLOSE naprej in ma
pref in Vedno gosteje, naenkrat
pa je zacudeno vpraSal:
mo, reel sam, ali nimam
prav?"
"Imas, Hans, in popolnoma
Sc zlagam S teboj, da odklonis.'
Hans je umolknil. Kakor bi
bila VISA stvar zanj koncana. Tu-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
VESELE IN DRUcE NOVICE

Milwaukee, Wis. - Sc zme-
rom Sc radujemo, da je ma An
gleSkem zmagala del. stranka.
&c Attlee ne DO posnemal Mac
Donalda, in ako DO Laski iva
jail socialisticne teorije v pra-
ksi. pa bosta oba ma svojih me-
stih. In zvezde raznih Thoma-
SOW in Browderjev bodo kaj
kmalu zatemnele. Sal re itak
prehajajo v pozabljenost.
PR mas v Milwaukeeju Sc
imamo pc navadi. Yeast je lu-
Stno, vcasi ne. Mas dicni lokalni
casnikar Sc vedno siplje ogenj,
zveplo in fizolove strelice ma
vse, kar nj pc njegovi wolff. FL,
prijatelji, to yam grmi in ire
ska tam doll ma Natl Ave! Pa
metni ljudje pa gredo svojo pot.
Nekateri reveal pomiljujejo,
drugi Sc mu poredno smejejo.
Resno vzame Radota lie malo-
kdo. Dokaz temu je, da glavna
tarca ficefaja, izposojenega cd
clevelandskega Jakata Debev-
ca, SANS, pri mas prav dobro
napreduje. cato pa Sc tukajsnji
Sansovci ne spuScamo V pole
mike, ker bi bila lie V reklamo
nasprotnikom. Z resnimi liud-
mi, hocem reel, z iskrenimi, bi
Sc re pomenili. Tako pa, "oce,
odpusti JIM" = Frank Puncer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
J. S. MACHAR:

Ekscelenca je poprosil kon-
zula, maj ga obisce.
'Prijatelj" (ekscelenca pravi
sicer "phijatelj", kar Sc cuje
nekako zaupno in Sc visokemu
gospodu zelo poda) "slucajno
sem izvedel, da nameravate
Hansa obiskati. Poverim YAM
veliko nalogo. vi Hansa pozna-
tie; S pisanjem clovek pri MEM
mic ne opravi, kakor sploh pri
nobenem slikarju ma svetu in
p~oslati mu stvar pc uradni po-,
ii: ustraSil bi Sc in tekel S pisa
MEM k advokatu. Celia rec pa
mora ostati. strogo tajna. vi bo-
ste Sli k MENU kot diplomat in
Z mandatom Wade. Sal veste,
kak cudak je: recemo mu stvar
naravnost, nam zabrusi svoi
Me-" pa smo pr kraju. Steer
Sc ticeva, toda ravno zaradi te-
ga ne morem Z MIN govoriti O
tel Stvari. Takoj bi 81 mislil, da
mu hocem dati miloScino. Govo-
rite Z MIN vi in previdno! Me
ga je treba pocasi, previdno ma
vrtati, toda sal ga poznate.
Skratka: hocem mu DAFT mesto
profesorja risanja ma tehniki v
Brnu."
"Hansu?" Sc je konzul never
no zasmejal. Mislim, da tega ne
DO prevzel in &c tudi bi, da bi
ga bio tam treba z zebliicki
pribit in Sc potem hi YAM VEN
dar uSel!"
"Da DO mesto prevzel, ravno
to je vaSa naloga," je rekel eks-
celenca strogo, "in &c DO spre-
iel, DO ostal. Hans nj vec oni
mladenic, XII je vse filistre ma
vdajal z grozo, in dale ne po-
zabite, da ina zeno, da jo ina
rad in da veckrat razmislja, kaj
bi Z MO bilo, &c bi takole ma ma
glenn umrl."
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ali ne bodo cd MEGA zahtevali
kakega doktorata, ali kaj po-
dobnega. Neki mas krajinar je
pred nedavnim prosil "a mesto
~ucitelja risanja ma gimnaziji in
ga nj dobil, ker nj incl izpita il
grScine in la~tinScine."
"Prosim vas, ne zbijajte sal"
"Sveta resnica, ekscelenca."
NO, napiSite 81 tukaj pogoje.
Najprej DO imenovan "a izred-
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