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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-11-29

/ c. ID. Steiner were dinner guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Hilty and family
Thanksgiving.
| Aaron Hilty was elected president Of
| the Sportsmen's club with Bud Sutter
vice president; Edwin Cupp, secretary
and Cyril Hilty, treasurer.
The Pandora school band recently
got their band uniforms of which they
are very proud.
Sgt. Vernon R. Schumacher and
Cpl. Francis C. Geiger recently re-
eeived their discharges through In
diantown Gap, Pa. center.
Pandora will hold its annual Fran
.ers' Institute sometime the third week
of January, 1916. Speakers listed
are Mrs. Henry Ebert, Columbus, and
Rev. Asa c. Mattern of Leipsic.
Sgt. Lysle D. Sommer, son of Mrs.
Viola Sommer, northeast of Pandora,
will marry Miss Treva Arrants, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. +. Ohler,
Lima, at the Ramseyer chapel, Bluff
ton college Saturday evening, Dec.
s, at which open chapel will be OBJ
served. DR.. Lloyd Ramseyer viii of
fciate at the marriage. Sgt. Som
mer recently returned from the Euro
pean theatre Of war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hilty and dau-
ghter, Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Hilty, Mrs. Rita BURY, Mrs. Jesse
Hilty and Mrs. Clara Light were din
ner guests of Mr>@and-Mrs. c. d
Steiner, Sunday.
Miss Carolyn Krohn was home from
TT. Wayne, Ind, over Thanksgiving.
Pvt. Donald Etter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ROLAND Etter, after furlough
with his parents northwest of Pan.
odra, was sent to Ft. Knox, KY.
Miss Doris Peters of Findlay, and
MAIDEN Basinger of Pandora will be
married at Grace church, Pandora
Saturday, Dec. 8.
Pvt. Richard E. Frantz, former bus.
mess man of Pandora and the son OF
Mrs. Zella Frantz, is an orderly with
the 9th Replacement Depot on Luzon
Mrs. Louis Risser returned home
last week from a visit with relatives
| in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Robert Young and Mrs. James
Roberts of Springfield, were guests
at the Lois Riser farm over the week
| end.
Jamison Riser was at Springfield
over Sunday night and Monday.
Otis Mcbride and Mrs. Ulric Stein.
er of Lima, were callers at the Louis
Riser farm Thanksgiving evening or
their way home from Perrysburg
where they had spent the day with
the James Mcbride family.
Vincent McClintock has returned tc
the army as an instructor.
Quite number of hunters from
other places have been in this com
munity. Housewives were kind enough
to furnish the hunters sleeping quart.
ers while the restaurants were busily
engaged in feeding them. Other:
were entertained at homes of friends
|
Adam Amstutz Funeral Thursday
Funeral services for Adam
Amstutz, 10, will be held at Grace
Mennonite church Thursday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock with Rev. For
rest Musser officiating. Amstutz was
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PAGE EIGHT
Pandora

Miss Ruth Steiner. daughter of Mr
and Mrs. David A. Steiner of Pandors
will marry Pfc. Lester L. Weimert o.
Wapakoneta at the Pandora Metho
dist church, Saturday evening at al
open church wedding. Rev. Michae
F. Ringenberg, pastor of the church
will officiate. Pfc. Weimert has serv-
ed in the Army twenty-six months
one year in the European theatre OF
war where he was wounded in action
in Germany.
Mrs. NJ. F. Ringenberg spent
Thanksgiving with Rev. Ringenberg
at Oberlin, where he is a student in
the Theological seminary.
Ben Amstutz has purchased a house
in Bluffton.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen Niswander were
dinner guests of Miss Margaret Hilty
at her apartment in Findlay, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Laurel Braey and two children
and Mrs. Louis Neil figured in a bad
motor accident Friday afternoon near
Springbrook golf links while returns
ing from Lima. Their car slipped off
the road and overturned in the ditch
pinning them all in the car. Passing
motorists finally pried the door oper
and lifted them from the car Mrs
Bracy had shut off the ignition al
once. The car needs a new top anc
other minor repairs. The occupants
consider themselves fortunate IN es.
Gaping such an accident with out
serious injuries. Eldon Reichenbacf
brought them to Pandora. 81
Mrs. Elizabeth Gerber and daught
er, Miss Prudence, of Ft. Wayne, Ind.
were guests at the John Gerber home
Richard Shoemaker left for Ft
Knox, KY, last Tuesday after a two
weeks furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Shoemaker.
Mrs. Flora Bunk is visiting witt
her daughter, Mrs. Edgar Jackson il
Illinois Several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Schultz, who Ev,
east of Pandora on Route IL, enter
tanned relatives and friends last Sun
day on their 25th wedding anniver
sary.
Eighteen members of the Junior
class of the Pandora high school tool
part in the comedy play, "Ah! Men,
presented Wednesday evening, No
vember %. Miss Helen Reinund di
rected the play.
Miss Margaret Hilty was home
from Findlay several days last week
DIR. and Mrs. H. A. Niswander ano
daughter, Mrs. Franklin Rodabaugh
are visiting relatives in Kansas. DR.
Allen Niswander is taking care of DIR
Niswander's patients during his faith
er's absence.
DR.. NJ B. Rice recently returned
from the European theatre of war ex-
poets to start practising medicine
again December 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne McClintocl
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
Vincent McClintock at Bowling Green
Mrs. N. N. Soldner will entertain
the Bi-Centenial club, Friday, Novem-
Der 80.
Mrs. Rita BURY, Mrs. Jesse Hilty,
Mrs. Clara Light, Mrs. Amos Bracy
and daughter, Clara, and Mr.. and Mrs,
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her position with the Combs Under
taking establishment to accept a
position with the Bell Telephone Co.
of Findlay.
Dan Schumacher and ]. L. Reich
enbach are the champ hog raisers of
the Settlement. Schumacher sold 58
head weighing 17,030 lbs and Reich
enbach sold II head weighing 14.24O
lbs. The stock was delivered to Hall
& Lugibill for 10c lb.
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found dead Monday evening about
6:30 o'clock at his farm two miles
east of Pandora where he lived alone.
Death was due to a stroke.
He was twice married first to
Lena Luginbill and later to Mary
Badertscher both of whom preceded
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-11-29

Ohio's first egg marketing confer
ence will be held at the Poultry
Building, Ohio State University,
December 10-11. Speakers already
listed include Hobart Creighton,
chief, poultry division, L. S. Dept.
of Agriculture; Glenn Campbell,
secretary, National Poultry and Egg
Board; V. r. Wertz, agricultural
economist, Ohio State University;
and John Hodson, director, Ohio
Department of Agriculture.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-11-29
Quick Succession

In l84l three United States Presi-
dents held the office within a little
more than a month. When Martin
Van Buren's term ended on March
4, 134l, he was succeeded by Will
liam Henry Harrison who died on
April 4, l841, and John Tyler, vice
president, took the oath of office as
President two days later.
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him in death.
Five daughters surviving are mrs.
Harvey Hilty, Pandora; Mrs. Monroe
Burkholder, Col. Grove; Mrs. Lloyd
Badertscher, Smithville; Mrs. Sarah
Lindsey, Toledo and Mrs. Lena
Wollam, Alexandra, Ky.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04

finishes college at 81 and then
starts training.
3. What kind OF reserve should
be set up?
Under compulsory service. a man
would return to civilian life after
taking his training. II one million
men were trained yearly, we'd have
in 20 years a reserve pool OF 20
million trained civilians.
Not all could-or would be-call.
ed to active service at the same
time in case of national emergency.
So they'd probably be called by
age groups. This would mean put.
ting the age groups In classes.
For example: The first class Of
reserves might be those between
." and 26. They could be called
before those in the second class.
say between rs and IS.
4. Any refresher courses. after
the compulsory training period, 10
keep men physically and militarily
alert
This probably would be necessary
g. certain number OF years for
each man. There's one method
that has been suggested:
Compel each man to spend
number of weeks each summer
or every other summe. in a mill
tary r-fresher course at an Army
camp until he reaches a specified
age.
5. What kind OF training would
a years compulsory service re.
quire?
The Army says 1t must be a year
devoted entirely to military train
ing. But modern war calls for
specialists, too. So some specializ-
ed training might be necessary for
selected youths.
This might be given-after basic
military training-in schools, indus
trial plants and engineering
schools.
Here are some other questions
which will have to be settled
Will a trainee be able to choose
where he wants TO serve in Army,
Navy or Airforce?
There will have to be exemptions
and deferments. But for whom
and for what? Would those taking
technical and professional courses
be exempt?
Can there be any substitute for
compulsory training? For inst.
ance: service in the National
Guard?
Besides pay to the trainee. how
much allowance should be given to
his dependents? A lot OF boys at
Is will have dependents.
And what will II cost the govern.
ment a year to train one million
men7
This still Is vague Probably no
less than one billion dollars. figured
at minimum cost OF $1,000 a year
to train each man.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04
Couple Exchange
Vows in League

Ann Arbor, Jan. 4-The marriage
OF Miss Virginia Balhoff. daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Ivan Balhoff, F..
William ST., TO Seaman. 1/c Robert
B. Winans. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
jay Winans. Elmwood Ave, Is an
nounced. The ceremony. which
took place Friday night in the Mich
igan League chapel, was conduct
ed by Rev. Philip Schenk OF ST.
James Episcopal Church. Dexter.
Miss Helen Balhoff. sister of the
bride. was maid OF honor and lie
c. N, Johnson, Lansing, was best
man.
Following the ceremony there
was a reception for 80 guests in the
Mary D. Hende' son room OF the
League.
The bride, who is a graduate Of
Ann Arbor High School. is now
employed in the designing engi-
neer's Office at Argus. Inc. Mr..
W'nans. who was attending Ann
Arbor High School at the time Of
his enlistment in the Navy. has re-
turned from serving Is months OF
overseas duty. Following his 30
d. y leave he will report back for
duty, while his bride will remain
in Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04

Editors Note. This is the last
in a series Of four. stories on the
PROPOSED compulsory military train
ing law
By JAIES NARROW
Washington. Jan. i--AP-Con-
gres will have TO work carefully
on the details of any compulsory,
peacetime military training plan.
that law. If 1t comes. will affect
the country's future safety. the
lives OF perhaps one million young
men yearly. and therefore. directly
or indirectly the lives of all OF US.
Just assuming such a law is
passed. here are points to be con-
sidered:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04
Many Details Involved in
Compulsory Youth Training

l. How long should the training
period last?
Army and Navy leaders say at
least year, although II has been
pointed out that some men now
fighting creditably overseas have
had less
2. At what age should a young
man have TO start his training?
At a specified age-say 1877
at some time within an age bracket,
say between II and 20 The age
bracket would work this way:
A young man. ending high school
at II. wants four, years more OF
uninterrupted schooling. So he
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04

tion, deprived Barclay Of both "a
and &C" books on the grounds that
since October. 1913. he had been
an inspector in the district oPA'a
rent control division He also &C.
copied Barclay's reslgnatlon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04

the NpsiiIn,i office % n, United
states Employment Service an.
nounced today that - veterans OF
World War II were placed IN Jobs
by the USES here last month.
we wan, all returning service
men 10 know thaf they are more
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04

than welcome at The USES office
In Ypsilani. Finding them suitable
jobs Is one Of our greatest amhi.
tons and one that we are proud TO
perform" he declared
The Employment Service office
here IS located AZ ll3 Pearl ST.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04
LOSES Gas LOB

Detroit-A deer hunting trip to
the upper peninsula cost c. l.. Bar
clay his job as well as all his gas.
oline for the duration OF rationlng
". r Fitzgerald, district director
OF the office Of Price Administra.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-04
USES Places IS
Veterans in Jobs

Manager Rex II. Nottingham OF
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-14

MEM vpostevane venosti nase tadciie in nasega
osebnega duha.
Osma temejna totka Sc glasi n skladu slovssniuni
zavami Churchia Roossvsta IA Sfslina bo po svoi ma
rodni osvobodtvi noranji uredt zdruzens Sovenije
in svojh odnosib odoeal slovsns narod Ali Cutie
Slovenci in Slovenke da e to najponosre savek kar
h e mas narod zrekal teku svoe zgodovne Pred vsem
svetom neprijateljskim in prateskm izrekamo voljo
d. hoceo svo narodni usodi odlotati odslej sa TO
sovesno istno nasega naroda e zapecalo tr tsoterh
partizanov in talcev prekrasnih slovenskh lud XII
brez srahu jurisa sovaznika in prepevaoc pes od
haali il ee morisca. Pravice sovenskega naroda
danes dvgnjene sct sovenskega borca- Te besede
samoodloeb pa MISC naperjene sao proti zunanjim
vraznikom naroda, ampak naperjene prav tako pro
domacim nepratelem Mic nj zato bo naravnega kakor
doponlo tega stavka XII prav OF bo te eleentarne
vice slovenskga naroda uvelsva in brsna vsei sred
stvi. &c kda dokaza da svoe pravce branit
je to zgodo danes in to BONO zna delati vedno tu
bodoce w.: &... -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-14
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

XII smo bill osvobojeni po zavez-
nikih, organizirali, da smo da-
mes partizani, pa magari &c smo
i se Y Afriki. Dive grupi sta ze
odsli v boj v naso Jugoslavijo,
mi drugi pa cakamo, da dobimo
povelje "a v boj. Dragi oce, mi
Sc hocemo boriti toliko casa, da
pobijemo zadnjega fasista.
Ostani s pozdravom - tvoj
sin Josip."
Drugo pismo, pisano 13. mar
ca 1945, Sc glasi:
"Dragi 0Se:
Posiljam ii najlepse pozdra-
We, ter ii sporocam, da mi ne pi-
ses vec dokler ne dobis pisma
cd meme, ker cez nekaj dni od-
hajam v borbo v naso milo do
|movino Jugoslavijo.
Tu ii posiljam mojo silk o
predno odhajam, in te prosim,
da jo cuvas, da ko Sc povrnes v
naso domoyino, da jo pokazes
moji mill in dragi materi, ko
bonn JAZZ padel ma bojni crti. Pro-
sim te, pozdravi mojo mamo v
mojem imenu. Nj treba ii zalo-
vati, ker mi gremo v borbo "a
svobodo in osvobojenje nash
milih in dragih nam mater, ka-
tere mas klicejo v borbo, da jih
osvobodimo izpod fasizma. Ma.
Sc matere trpe in umirajo dan
"a dnen, cato dragi oce, dobro'
voljno gremo v BOZ in borili sc
bono, dokler ne pokoncamo ia
siste. Ako padem v borbi, vedi
da sem dal svoje zivljenje "a
svobodo clovecanstva in "a moje
milo mako.
q Bogom!
- TVoi sin Josip.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-14
Sin pise ocetu

Mr.. John Snajdar, 1883 E..
AZ St., je vzadnjem casu prejel
dvoje pisem cd svojega sina Jo-
sipa Snajdar, XII Sc je cd leta
1913 nahajal v Afriki in vec
kot emo leto pa je bill v aktivnih
vrstah partizanov v Jugoslavi-
j.
Donna je il vasi Klana blizu
Reke ma Primorskem. Star je
% let, njegov mlajsi brat Ru-
dolf, star 20 let, Sc je prvo ma
hajal v koncentraciji v Italiji,
sedaj pa je v Franciji.
Emo izmed pisem je bilo pi-
sano 21. februarja t. |. in Sc gla-
81:
''Dragi oce!
Dostikrat 81 mi pisal, da tt
maj pisem kaj cd donna. Znam
dosti, toda tt bonn pisal malo !;
&c hi tt vse pisal, bi bio treba
napisati cello knjigo.
Tukaj, kjer sem JAZZ, je do
sti ljudi cd nasih krajev il Slo-
venije, Primorskega, il Dalma-
cije in nekaj Hrvatov. Ii ljudje
SO bill pregnant il svoje domo-
vine, njih hise so bile pozgane
in mlajsi ljudje so bill postre-
ljeni. Ostali so samo starci in
otroci in zene. Sc dosti zensk z
otroci je bio v internaciji. vi
del sem ko so zazgali vse vasi
po boju. Gorelo je stiri dni in
stiri noci. Ljudje so bezali ka-
NOR je kateri mogel; to, je bilo
ubijanje ljudi in otrok. Pc cell
nasi okolici nj bilo nobenega Sc
la ali vasi, da nj bila kaksna hi
sa pozgana in katera oseb a
ustreljena. Bila je strahota kaj
so fasisti delali z narodom. Bill
je postor v neki dolini, kamor
SO gonili ljudi, kjer so jih maj.
preje mueili potem pa postreli.
Ii. JAZZ mislim, da mora biti ia
dolina polna kosti ljudi. Nihce
cd domacih nj smell blizu doline.
Ma dalec cd doline sc je culo jo-
kanje ljudi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-14
Opat, njegov brat
in cesar JOzef II.

Pa tudi nj res, da bi sc ma
kmetih pogovarjali O samih vol
nah in politiki. Kadar takole pc
vecerji posedemo ~okrog topic
peel in je zunaj mraz, zazivi
pred nami svet pravljienih do
godivsein. Seveda, starega stri.
ca Gasperja imamo pri hisi.y LIE.
tos ga je nekam potrlo, OBJ pa
ici Sc drzi v dve CUBE. Toda ka.
dar sedi "a pecjo, Sc mu jerk
razveze. Stric Gaspar We mnogo
starih pripovedk, kakrsne so
nekdanje Case pripovedovali
najbolj izkuseni nasi pripoved-
niki. Kar dajmo stricu Casper
ju besedo! Povedal nam bo ti-
sto, n 10 nekateri morda be We
do, 6e vec pa bo takih, ki je se
MISC culi. To je zgodba 0 cesar
ju 1Jozefu II. in 0 opatu nekda-
MEGA zickega samostana pr
Konjicah.
20 starih avstrijskih cesar.
jih bogme nj kaj prida poveda.
IL, pripoveduje Ftric Casper
ko vzanae eedro il ust, in plume
no dolgem. Nie kaj prida. Do
bro 40 2iveli. ysega 20 irnei j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-14

Bridgeville, Pa. - Jennie ia
pei je prejela vest, da je bill 5.
aprila ubit v Nemciji njen edini
sin Iakob, star 10 let. Pri voja-
kin je bill Cd lanskega septem-
bra in preko morja Cd januarja.
Bill je clan SNPJ. Poleg matere
zapusca mlado sestrico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-14
.je bliza1 cas- odhoda ma Du-

se je blizal cas- odhoda ma Du-
maj:
ives, tudi meni hi vsee1lo, da
/ bi mas cesar razgnal. Toda JAZZ
IMAM vsaj dobro kuhati in bi ze
kaksno sluzbo dobil, po grasci-
nah ali pri gospodi Y mestu.
II, siromacek, Pc nisi "a prav
nobeno rabo. Zato cuj! JAZZ Sc
preoblecem "a opata in pojdem
namesto tebe ma Dunaj pred ce-
sarja. Kar DO, bo! Pogubil, vem,
da me ne bo."
| Opat je solzen objel debelus-
mega brata, da ju je bilo pac
ganljivo gledati, ko zaradi obil-
nosti kar nista mogla skupaj.
Prisel je dan slovesa, kuhar
'se je preoblekel v opata, najlep-
So koeijo so zapregli, stirje ko-
njicki so zahrzai in OBJ glasnem
poslavljanju patrov in fratrov
zdirjali proti Dunaju.
! Dolga je bila voznja, toda
Melhior Sc je kar zadovoljen pri-
peljal ma sam cesarski dvor. Ce-
sar ga je brz sprejel, ker Sc je
zelel MIN posaliti, kakor Sc
macka poigra z misko. Heb kru-
ha mu je velel prinesti in polio
vina. Potem je rekel:
'Tri vprasanja tt bonn zasta-
vii. LIE dobro jih premisli, jutri
zjutraj bos pa. mamie odgovoril.
Prvo je vprasanje, koliko je
zvezd ma nebu, drugo, kako dol
ga je pot okoli zemlje in kako
dalec je cd zemlje do nebes,
tretje vprasanje je, kaj 81 JAZZ
pri tel prici mislim o tebi.'' \
Melhior Sc je izdatno okrepcal.
Potem je Sci spat v izbo, XII so
mu jo odkazali. Vso noe nj kaj
prida zatisnil ocesa. Cesar je ze-
lei, so mu prinesli. Prosil .je pa
samo "a dobro pijaco in "a po-
10 belega papirja in buckle.
zjutraj zgodaj je stopil pred
cesarja, Ia ga je vprasal:
=" mo, ,bkako bos odgovoril pr. !
Melhior je pomolil Velican-
stvu pod nos papir, YES preluk-
njan buciko in rekel: "Prav
toliko luknjic je ma temle pa
| pirju, kolikor je zvezdic ma ne
bu. Prosim, prestejte, Veliean-
stvo, pa boste videl, da je res"
"Dobro,' je rekel cesar. "Naj
tt bo! Kaj pa tisto vprasanje o
poti okoli zemlje in pa o dalja-
vi cd zemlje do nebes?"
"Velicanstvo, v stiriindvajse-
tih urah obsije solnce vso zem-
} ljo naokrog. Mic daljsa je pot
'okrog zemlje kakor stiriindvaj-
set ur. Cd zemlje do nebes je
pa malo dalje. Mas odresenik je
ma veliki petek popoldne umrl
ma krizu in je bill ma prank
vnebohoda v nebesih. &c vzame-
! te pratiko v roke, boste videli,
!, koliko dni ie to.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-14

Tedaj Sc je cesar Jozef raz-
hudil. sinil je pokoncu ia ~
| |rjtil mad vratarjern:
Tole ii zapovem:: pri prici
mi poklici opata!"
''Kdo pa ste, ce smem vpra-
sati r se u zdajci scmoknil pref
talko osabni vratar.
"Sam cesar Jozef, da hoces
vedeti. Opata zahtevam!"
Kakor bi sinil ogenj, je vra-.
tar pohitel po opata, in opat Be
je prizibal YES ;oznojen. Njego-
vo cokato telo se je priljudno
sklanjalo Cd same poniznosti.
"Jaz 81 bonn to vase gospodar-
stvo natancno ogledal!" je re-
kel cesar Jozef.
In je tako tudi storil. Vse je
pregledal, prenekaterikrat je
Cd jeze nagubancil cello. Pc obe-'
du pa je velel:
'Tale vas samostan sem skle-
nil razpustiti. Vse vas b ON
razgnal, BE kaznoval vas bom,"
je rekel osorno..
Ko pa je opat le premilo pro-
sill "a prizanesenje, Sc je ce-
sar Jozef premislil in rekel:
"Dobro. Pa prizanesem. Toda
" treh tednih prides ii, opat, k
meni ma Dunaj. Tu vprasanja
ii bonn stavil. &c 81 tako umen,
kakor 81 veseljaski, in hos ma
VISA tri vprasanja odgoyoril, da
bonn zadovoljen, uides kazni in
samostana ne bonn razpustil."
To reksi Sc je cesar obrnil in
Sci, odkoder je bill prisel.
Med potjo Sc je spet oglasil
pri tistem postarju, kjer so me-
mali vprego. Poklical ga je
predse in ga vprasal: .
mo, postar, ali ste kaj pre-
birai sveto pismo ~
"Sem, sem, pa se kako!" sc
je slinil postar.
Cesar Jozef je pristopi1 k ME-
GOWN knjigam. Wei je sveto pi-
smo v roke in ga siroko razgr-
nil. Tedaj Sc je zasvetil pred po-
starjevimi ocfni 'tisocak. Veil.
kanski denar "a tiste case. Sred-
njo kmetijo bi lahko kupil zanj.
"Hinavec" je zarohnel cesar
Jozef. &c hi bill ii lie enkrat sve-
to pismo v roke wei, bi bill zdaj
oogat clovek in JAZZ bi te povi-
Sal. Tako pa te razresim sluzbe.
JAZZ sem cesar Jozef III. .....
Wei je tisocak, ga vtaknil "a
nedrije in Sc S postno kocijo w.
nil ma Dunaj.
Velika zalost in Sc vecja "a
skrbljenost je zagospodarila pc
zickem samostanu. Pogledovali
SO Sc patri in fratri. Ugibali SO,
kaksna vprasanja neki bo cesar
Jozef zastavil opatu. To Sc We,
da jim kar nj bio ljubo konea.
ii veselo samostansko zivljenje
in Sc oprijeti trdega della ali pa
oditi z malho po svetu. Opat je
neprestano vzdihoval in premis.
ljal. Ia rec je pa lie bila prene.
umna njegovemu bratu Melhior.
| ju, XII je bill samostanski kuhar
PRAY tako obilen je bill kakol
opat sam; ma las sta 81 bila po.
dobna, sal sta bila dvojcka.
Pa je rekel brat Melhior lepe.
ga dne svojemu bratu opatu, ke
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Dragi oce, mi poznamo do
maze fasiste, kateri 50 pomaga-
i pFi klanju in streljanju, il ~
to smo Sc mi slovenski fantje,