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NOTICE OF RECEIVING BIDS
FOR PURCHASE OF SCHOOL BUS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the trustees of Laurel School
District No. 7, Laurel, Montana will
receive bids up to and including the
26th day of December, 1916 at 600
o'clock P. M. All bids to be left
with the Clerk of the School Dis
trict. The school bus to be pur-
chased will accommodate forty-eight
passengers. Bidders shall submit
with the bid, specifications of the
offered for sale, together
with the price thereof, and make i'm
mediate delivery.
Trustees reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Dated Dec. 5th, 1916.
E. l.. FENTON,
Clerk of School District No. T..
Laurel, Montana.
First Pub. Dec. IL, 1876 3t)
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
MONTANA, IN AND FOR THE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF FRED KAUTZ, De-
ceased.
1T APPEARING TO THIS COURT
by the petition this day pre-
scented and filed by Herman Kautz,
the administrator of the estate of
Fred Kautz, deceased; that it is
necessary to sell the real estate of
said decedent in order to pay the
expenses and charges of admins
t~ration;
1T IS ORDERED that all persons
interested in said estate appear be-
fore this Court on Thursday, the
Goth day of December, 1916, at the
hour of 1000 o'clock A. M. in the
Courtroom of said Courthouse in
the City of Billings, County of yell
lowstone, State of Montana, then
and there to show cause why an
order should not be granted said
Administrator to sell the real es-
state of said decedent; and it is
further ordered that a copy of this
order be published once a week for
two consecutive weeks in the Lau-
rel Outlook, a newspaper printed
and published at Laurel, Montana.
Done in open Court this 9th
day of December, 1916.
GUY c. DERRY,
Judge of the District Court.
(Date First Pub. Dec. II, 1946-2t)
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. County Assessor

County Assessor
T. A. Cothron, assessor. 229.16
F. A. Morse, Oh. Deputy.......1O5.6 5
r. F. Royalty, Deputy. 1908
A. Williams, Deputy. $500
Joseph w. Farrell, Deputy. 1908
Brooke Herford, Deputy. $500
Louise Kraske, Assistant. 158.48
C. o. Thompson, deputy. 1908
L. c. Arnold, deputy $500
Herbert G. Gammill, deputy 165.00
Clerk of Court
Katie Davies, elk. of Court $4,000
E. o. Price, Oh. Deputy 211.31
Bernadine Boyd, Deputy. 1908
Mary F. Macdonald,
Deputy 19O.1S
C. S. Prater. CT. Steno-.-.. 231.00
Guy E. Marvin, CT. Steno.-. 231.00
County Attorney
Melvin N. Holiness,
County Attorney ....... 125.00
E. E. Collins, Deputy..--- 225.00
Bonnie Bachelor,
assistant 1872
Joy Coffman, Assistant. $3.50
Charles B. Sande, deputy. 10000
County Auditor
Frank J.. German,
County Auditor .-. 93.75
Shirley Parks, deputy ........ 1919
Surveyor
C. E. Durland.~.--...... 10000
Supt. of Schools
T. E. Pemberton, Supt........ 10000
Ambernetta Klampe, Deputy 10000
Ada Warner, Deputy. 10000
Sheriff
Herbert Bailey, Sheriff. 291.G6
S. j.. Pefley,
Undersheriff .-... 1924
J.. Oldridge, Deputy. 1908
c.. H. Rusch, Deputy. 1908
Ernest Howard, Deputy 1908
l.. Hampton, Deputy. 1908
Arthur Bingham, Deputy. 1908
p. Collins, Deputy. 1908
Kathryn Sasich, Deputy. 1908
Donna F. Pefley, Deputy. $500
Toe Nicholas, Deputy. 1908
Engineers and Janitors
J. A. Cook, Engineer..-.. 1860
Paul King, Janitor..... 1875
Fred CARL, Janitor.-.-. 1925
T. w. Hastings, Janitor..... 1O3.08
Harry Tythcott, Janitor..-.. 103.08
Justices of the Peace and Constables
{. w. Polly,
ouSIlCe VI SdCS------------- NOO.Oo
emil Borberg,
Justice of Peace..w. 10000
w. Matlock, Constable 1880
Wallace A. Bent, Constable 1880
The Board adjourned on Novem-
Both, 1916.
Approved CHAS. E. WICKS,
Chairman.
Ittest:
EARLE KNIGHT. Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA. IN AND FOR THE
COUNTIES OF YELLOWSTONE,
BIG HORN, CARBON, STILL
WATER AND TREASURE.
In the Matter of Terms of Court
for the Year 1947 in the Five
Counties Comprising the Thirteen
tn Judicial District of the State
of Montana.
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED, That
the terms of the district court of
the Thirteenth Judicial District of
the State of Montana for the year
1947 shall onven and open in the
counties composing said judicial dis
trict on the following dates:
Yellowstone County:
January Is
April ID
July ID
October IS
Big Horn County:
January 9
April 10
July 10
October -16
Carbon County:
January Is
April 16
July 16
October Is
Saltwater County:
January 81
April Is
July Is
October 81
Treasure County:
January %
April %
July %
October %
1T is FURTHER ORDERED,
That all matters of naturalization
shall be called for consideration in
the different counties, as follows:
Yellowstone County: March Fl and
September 10.
Big Horn County: March 81 and
September 25.
Carbon County: March 26 and
September "a.
Saltwater County: March 20 and
September IS.
Treasure County: March 25 and
September %.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED,
That the law and motion days shall
be as follows:
Yellowstone County: Every judi
cial day of the month except Sat-
urday.
Big Horn County: Every Thurs
day.
Carbon County: Every Wednes-
day.
Saltwater County: Third Tuesday
of each month.
Treasure County: Fourth Tues
day of each month.
Dated this 7th day of December,
A. d. 1916. F.
BEN HARDWOOD,
District Judge. !
GUY G. DERRY,
District Judge. :
date First Pub. Dec. II, ~1946-3t) :
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FOR SALE pair roller skates, 1
pair shoe ice skates, size 6. Dick
Duncan, Phone 203. tip
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Want
"A s
~PPORTUNITY
KNOCKS HERE
NOTICE

All classified ads to appear in this
column must be paid for in advance
unless you have a charge account.
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-18

WHO has the sled belonging to two
little boys. borrowed from 211
w. End St.? Please bring it
back. 1t
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WANTED - Very cheap trailer
house, not furnished. 605h East
9Th st. 1tp
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FOR SALE-Small size Vose Piano,
upright, good condition. Price
$250.00. Phone 132-W after 5
p. m. lZ-l0-Zp
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FOR SALE-Used oil heater; good
used combination gas and coal
range; other ranges; hospital bed.
Roysdon Furniture Store. 1t
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-18

Fat Butcher Pigs-26c h., live
weight. Geo. B. Shuey, 5 miles
N. f. Laurel. 1tp
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FOR SALE-One saddle mare, suit
able for children. DR.. Rosselot. lip
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-09-28

McIlyaine, director of the league.
The Backyard Improvement
Contest o fthe B.T.A. was held
Friday evening, Sept. 81, in the
Everett School Hall 232 Mort
hampton st., Boston. A musical
program was given, the solo
lists participating being William
Belts, pianist; George Ellison,
baritone; Miss Sallie Caliri. So
prano; Miss Eva Gingra, soprano
and Daniel Zapetti, ,accordian-
list, William Rhodes of the
Rhodes Opera Company" and
Miss Sarah Stincil, accompan-
lists, Represented on the pro-
gram will be the Symphony
Conservatory of Music.
A gcod sizsd crowd turned out
Tuesday night to enjoy the Pop
Concert given by the Women's
Christian Union Of Peoples Bap-
tst Church, Mrs. Elrena Wat
kins-Bigham. pres, and the af-
fair had a decidedly Symphony
Hall tinge, eats, drinks, decora-
ticns and music. OyBanyoun's
Instrumental Quartet made its
bow to the public and was greet
ed with enthusiastic applause
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-09-28

Fans and Canaoa before return
ing to Ohio. Accompanying them
was shirley's godmother, Mrs.
Bryant of Ohio.
The approaching season will
make large demands on the
PocketbOOkS of parents and 9th
ers. The average salary is
hardly adequate nova days to
cover all the expenses of living,
There is no need to go without
needed articles when you have
recourse TO friendly firm
from which to borrow in privacy
and with courtesy. Consult the
H. B. Budding Company, long a
favOrite with GUARDIAN read
ers. They are conveniently To-
Gated in the Little Building
rooms $50, S31, eighth floor. Tel.
Liberty 1913
John H. Brcgsdale of Wash
ington, D. c., recently was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. Mary
Pritchard Armstaad OF Colum-
bus. ave.
Miss Chirlaine Dupree her
brother Albert and a soldier
friend left last week by motor
for Les Angeles Calf. Miss
Chirlaine will resume her stud
les at U.CL.A. and her brother
will enroll there as a freshman.
J. Rathoulas Rome, the welt
known chemist, has returned
from Sojourn in Maine and
Rhode Island.
Application forms for use by
veterans of World War II in
filing claims for unused leave
pay may be obtained at the
newly established Boston Rela-
tons League, 412 Mass. ave.
where they will be notarized
and mailed, PhotoStatic copies
of discharge papers may be OBJ
tanned there also. This serv-
ice is furnished by James Hill
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-09-28
CITY NEWS

Samuel Coleridge-T Taylor Mu-
steal Association presents Nora
Lee Singletary soprano; Ina
Payne Braithwaite, -violinist;
Josephine t. Taylor. reader, and
James L. Brown, baritone, in a
musicale, Thursday, Oct. II, $3.50
pm. at Recital Hall, New Eng
land Conservatory Bldg. Ella
NJ. Martin, president. Admis-
sion IS cts,
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Powell,
on Sept, 16, celebrated Their gath
wedding anniversary quietly at
their apartment, % wellington
st., with a dinner for a few
intimate friends; Mrs. J. Ed
ward Stephens from New York,
Mrs. Ebba Stephens Perry, John
H. Brogsdale from Washington,
D. C. and David Homer, Mrs.
Powell served q delicious four
course dinner.
Mrs. Bessie Digs of Pitts
burgh, Pa, last week was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Mil
dred Hamilton of Rcxbury and
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. L. Johnston of SYM
phony I'd, Boston.
The Housewives League at its
opening meeting at 55S Mass.
ave. last Monday heard an in
teresting report from the dele
gates to the Nationa House
wives League by Mrs. Greta Tyr
rell. In the Scrapbook contest
honorable mention was won by
little Lorraine. DeLoach and
Mary Casey. Ayin J. Clark
brought greetings from Gov.
Maurice J. Tobin. The Leagues
annual sermon will be preached
Sunday, Oct. 27, 1880 pm. at
Peoples Baptist Church. All
business and professional men
and women are urged to attend.
Hughy and Daisy r. Hunter
of N Y. city are in Williamport,
Pa. attending the funeral of
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Grand Chapter OES
Entertain AT 1912

Bay State Grand Chapter Ct
the Order Of the Eastern Star.
AT. & AM. utilization, were the
hosts to the several subordinate
chapters and Blue Lodge mem
berS at the recent reception,
held at 1912 fremont st. The
hall was beautifully decorated
and an enjoyable program was
rendered which included The
Presentation of Mistress Of Ce-
Iremonies, Lugiria Austin, W.G.T
Welcome address by w. G. Ma
iron, Ardelle Edwards: remarks
by VIC. Patron, P. M. Henry
Hume Gibson; selections by the
Brotherhood our of Ebenezer
Baptist Church, Messrs. Willard
Davis, Irving Ridley, MIR. James
and T. L. Bailey, director; vocal
solo by the Rev. Mrs. Mary ].
Allyenne; reading by Josephine
J. Taylor, WG.AM.; selections
by the Grand Chapter Chorus,
accompanied by organist Agnes
Van Dorzee.
Dignitaries present included
M W. Grand Master William A.
Howard who complimented the
chapter for its excellent work
and commended the Blue Lodge
members for their loyalty to
their auxiliaries. This recep-
ZION marked the 18th anniver-
sary. Of Bay State Grand chan
ter. Nop
The ladies of the Grand Chap
ter attired in lovely white even
ing gowns, served a delectabIe
collation. to their guests. Marv
= 5. Davis, Program Director.
was complimented on the fine
program she arranged.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-09-28

anniversary of Ebenezer Baptist
Church vii be announced later
in this paper. Watch for it.
Otis Hood will be guest speak
er at a meeting Of the Ebenezr
Brothrhood at Ebenezer Hous,
so Worcester st., Sunday, Oct. 6,
l pm. T. L. Bailey is presi-
dent.
Mrs Lillian Reynolds Ray
Summers motored from Chicago
to the Hub, her former home.
for a visit to her brother n-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Henderson of 81 Holborn
st. Mrs. Summers expects to
spend the winter months in Los
Angeles, Calf, is also contem-
plating returning to Boston for
permanent residence.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-09-28

George A. Thornton, father of
Peyton Thornton, concession
aire" at the Suffolk Downs Race
Track. Peyton is we'll known
and liked by many who for sew
eral years have come in contact
with him in the rest room for
men only"
Presenting in Boston for the
first time, Sound Motion Pic
mighty epic of modern morals,
at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church Tuesday, Oct. l, 8 pm,
auspices of the Usher Board.
Admission SOC. A full evening
o Entertainment. See this pic
ture now as it will not be shown
in Boston again this year.
zanie Oyerstreet ST., of Trem-
ont st. reports he is glad to re-
turn to his home town after a
well spent vacation with the
Hunters of Edgecomb ave-, N.
Y. city, and Royal Morris and
others in Wilmington, Del, the
latter being the city Of his
choice.
Mrs. J, Edward Stephens
leaves today for her New York
home after a delightful visit to
her Boston relatives. Mrs. Louise
Holeman 212 w. Springfield. was
hostess at a dinner for Mrs.
Stephens at SHADES. and Mrs.
Ruby Dixon 10 Kenilworth st.
and Mrs. Charles Holeman, II
Holworthy st. entertained at
dinner for her at their respec-
tive homes. Mrs. Ebba Perry
was also a guest with her sis
ter-in-law at these pleasant
courtesies.
Daniel M. Mclean of Green
wich Park and his brother-in-
law and sister wit htheir sons
are enjoying a vacation in
Laurinburg, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Lilly Of
CantonCanton Ohio, motored to
Boston to visit ther daughter.
Mrs. Mabel Lilly Darrell of 50
Guild St, Roxbury, and their
grandchildren, Shirley and
George, Jr. While here they
visited most of the historical
places and we're the luncheon
guests of Mrs. L. Godbolt. Nh.
and Mrs. Lilly will visit Niagara
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throughout. Thomas Poindex-
ter, violin; Thomas Gyles, flute;
George Kildare, cello, and Ern-
est O'Banyoun, piano; united in
presenting three overtures, Lust
spiel, Golden Sceptre and Poet
and Peasant, and several lighter
numbers, and the audience
evinced surprise that so small a
group could make such volume
of music.
One year old Samuel Joseph
Garrett. sen of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Garrett of 6 E. Lenox
st. was chrstened Sept. 8 at
Bethel Baptist Church by Rev.
Jeltz, the pastor, following the
morning service. God parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ride
out. After the ceremony trends
enjoyed a social hour at the
home where the little fellow had
a big birthday cake adorned
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-09-28

with one candle.
Shirley Frazier, daughter of
Mrs. Ethel Frazier of Symphony
I'd, is back from the summer
in Jersey and is resuming her
school routine and music les
sons.
Once again Jamaica AssO-
ciates, Inc, brings to its dis
tinguished patrons and friends
entertainment of the most biz
ARE type yet given t oan appre-
ciating audience. Cabaret and
dance with floor shows by Sandy
and his band, Friday, Oct II,
1916, 8 pm. to / am. New
England Mutual Hall, 225 Clar-
endOn St, Boston. Subscrip-
ton $3.50, tax included For
reservation call Mrs. Helen
SprOtt, HIG 1875; Mrs. Hector,
COM 6O27; Alexander Smith
COM $3.50. For better enter
tainment-Jamaica Associates,
Inc.
Mrs Leila Stubs Proctor is
the guest of Mrs. Mary E. Moore
of 36 Windsor ST., while await
ing permanent location in the
city which she has decided to
make her permanent residence.
Mrs. Addie Parker of 2O5
Camden st. visited her grand
daughter, Miss Adelaide Brown
of Newport, r. I. Miss Brown
served as a nurse stationed in
Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. Leila c. Francis was hos
tess to the Pastors Club of st.
Mark Congregational Church at
the clubs fail meeting with all
members present. Watch for the
date of the large affair the club
is planning. The beautiful
dining room in which the hos
tess served a bountiful repast
was decorated in the club col
ors. Those present were Mes
DANES Jessie Atherly, Carolyn
Brown, Rosa Brown, Viola
Mitchell, S. Penn, Lillian Muir
ply, Harriet Huesten, Marie
Lord, Emma EYeman with hon
orary members Rev. and Mrs. S.
L. Layiscount.
Sunday afternoon, Oct. 6 at
$3.50 pm, Ruth Plenty, glorious
voiced contralto, will appear in
Brown Hall, Huntington ave, in
concert, prepared to captivate
her listeners. Assisting artists
are Buckner Candy and Roland
Braithwaite, piano. The Car
ence C. White Club is sponsor.
Miss Plenty has appeared
throughout New England and
the South with a wide roper
toire Of American and foreign
language music. The public has
already requested her to sing the
great song "Tn the Luxembourg
Garden" by Kathleen Lockhart
Manning. The three artists are
sure t ogiye on Oct. 6 the must
cal thrill of your life. The af-
fair is informal with tickets at
1920.
The celebration Of the 18th
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14

e polagoma zdramila.
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Drugim so bell iomo kopoIi. zdoi 50 somi
vonio pod|i

prodati nimamo kaj, Gozdi so IL
sekani, hlevi prazni in svinjaki.
Imamo komaj "a sebe. Sedaj
imamo Sc suso tako hudo, ka-
krsnje ne pomnijo starejsi lju-
die. Mrve skoraj mic ne DO, Sc
je skoraj vse posusilo. zito in
vinogradi pa dobro' kazejo. De-
la imamo pa vedno dosti, mo-
ram vedno najemati. =.
"ce Sc ne bo. kaj izboljsalo "a
kmete, tako zivljenje Sc ne iz-
plaza ziveti, &c clovek nina to-
liko cd svojega della, da bi po-
steno po clovesko zivel, svojo
druzino in sebe opravljal. Po-
tenn maj Sc vse skupaj konea.
Vedno same vojske, razne ujne
in denarne spremembe, razni
rezimi in tako dalje. Ia razbur-
kama Europa ne najde :enega
pravega miru, tako da Sc clo-
vek ze vsega navelica. v sa-
mem upanju zivis, v upanju ma
boljse case. Pri TEN pa 81 ved-
no brez denarja in skoraj bos
in nag. Sedaj zopet upamo, da
bo mladina uziyala sadove. -"
"Jaz imam stiri otroke v sta
rosti cd dveh mesecev do 8 let.
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Ia snkrat so Se tako strgani.
kot cigan6ki, ker cele stiri leta
Sc nj mic dobilo, he soil ne. Po-
sebno take drukine, katsri smo
bill proti ia belim ali okupator-
ju, TAXI smo bill sploh izloceni
cd vsake pomodi. Steer Sc sedaj
.tudi M alo revanziramo. Taxi
ljudje MISC jedli slano, ker se je
zelo tezko dobilo, kot tudi razne
druge potrebscine.
"Pri mas je se estalo poslopje
vse v redu, tako tudi celia vas,
razen Puhavo in tista hisa, kjer
je bill Kocevar notri, je yse po-
gorelo, ko SO bile borbe med
belimi in partizani. v Jevsah
pa zgoneeyo poslopje je tudi
vss pogorelo po zaslugi Mem
cev in skoraj polovico Vrhpece.
L. Gradisca so bill pa vsi izse-
ljeni. So imeli gor topove in vse
prekopano, da Fl ne more M
opisati vsega. IA naso vas so
re odlocili, da jo bodo Italijani
pozgali, cato ker SO jim parti-
zani ma Biskih njiyah vlak izti-
rili, da Sc je pod cesngo pre-
vrnil. Potem mas je Trebanski
ban resil.
~ mas vrt so tudi padle dve
bombe, so cd tega, v hisi vse
sipe popokale. Ma spodnji vrt
jih je pa Sc vec pablo. Bio je
zadetih tudi vee poslopij. Mirna
pee je pa n alb olj porusena.
Brudarjeve hise sc ne da:: sko-
raj vec popraviti, ker bi stale
proved denarja. o tenn sem Jim
ze tudi pisal, ali do danes Sc nj
mic odgovora. Tudi France je
pozabil ma dom, mic ne pise. Sal
je vec kot sreeen, da je tam. &c
hi toliko pretrpel kot sem jaz
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80 Evedeli "a to Eeselo novice.
Donna Jim je sedaj vse zaplenje-
no. Stara diva sta pa Se ziva in
en- FAINT, ki je sepast.
'BokU nlini potasi meljejo,
toda sigurno. Drugim so jamo
Ekopali in jih Neiiko pokopali,
nazadnje 30 se pa tudi sami no.
tri zvrnili, hudici bell! Sedaj Sc
pa se duhovniki pokofijo v last
nj onaki, ker sc jim je slo "a
vero, so skoraj vse ljudi zmesa-
HI, da smo Sc msdsebojno kali
kot zverine. Pa tudi Nemci, ko
so bill taAo osabni, so prisli ma
svoj racun, po nacrtu, kot je
bio njihoyo geslo. Sedaj pa pri
mas ma klnetih krave pasejo in
.cike pobirajo in sc Jim je kri
eisto pomirila. Postal so kar
navadni ljudje.
ia sedaj bonn skonGal. &c
sem kaj pogabil, me pa opom-
nj. Kadar Sc bodo razmere ure-
die in mi spet malo k sebi pri-
si, Te bona povabil, da hos pri-
sci Sc pogledat v svoj rojstni
kraj: Ne hos ne laeen in ne
zejen. Prositi Sc Te pa mic ne
upam, ker mi nisi mic dolzan,
sem Sc JAZZ Tebi. Kar mi pa pos
lies, sem Ii "a vse il srca hva-
lezen. TVoj brat,
"Janko spendal'.
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in drAgi npam IA bi ~ spon
nil, kje mu je telEla xibellka.

IN dFAgb Mpam da b ~ spom-
nil, kje mu je telfla zibea1a.
"Mene so tudi Nemci vlacili
ze prav blizu Dachau in sieer v
Rosenhan, potem pa ma Dunaj
in v Bruck, pa sem je vsndar
be sreeno primahal dopaov, Pri
mas IL Vasi je bilo veliko helih,
skoraj cd ysake hise eden ali
Ne yee. Cd pase pa nobeden in
be par ostalih his. Najhujsi ubi-
jalci pri ia belih 50 bill Kaj-
zerjey, cd teh SO bill 4 bratje
notri; en- sam, Lojze po imenu,
je pobil do 100 partizansko mi
slecih ljudi, med temi tudi ma
jemnika, trgovca, XII je bill v
Brudarjevi trgoyini in zeno, kar
ma postelji ponoci in razne znan-
ce Po farl, Doll miaJse gospo-
darje, Xxi MISC hoteli It'll v belle,
ali pa SO kaj delali "a partiza-
ne. sestro Milko je tudi hotel,
pa mu je unesia, jo je ze sire,
ljal.
"Jaz sem prisel 10 dni pred
razpadom domov. Pa smo ske-
pail v ia zadnji stall pod zem-.
ljo in sem bill notri z dni. Ce bi
me bill dobili v roke ia bell, ne
hi uee Ivel. Sicer so bill vsi stir
'je Kajzerji malo pred razpa-.
dom pobiti v borbi partizani.
VISA okolica Sc je oddahnila, koi
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Janko spendal liz Biske vasi
posta Mirna pee ma Dolenjskem
je pisal svojemu bratu Antonu
spendalt, 976 E. II St., kate
remu podaja sliko njih zivljenja
skozi zadnjih par let. Pismo sc
glasi:
"Biska vas pri Mirni peel,
dine Z. julia, 1916.
'Dragi brat!
''Po dolgem casu sc I'll zopet
oglasim in TIE srcno pozdrav-
liam. Tvoji pismi in pakete sem
prejel, "a kar sc I'll IL srca "a
hvaljujem. Pos ebno Sc zato,
ker sva Sc bolj malo poznala
ali sedaj v nesreci 81 pa prvi Sc
spomnil ma meme. Vidim da imas
plemenito srce. Pravis, &c ne
rabim, maj drugim dam. Oble-
ko re JAZZ nosim, sal take fine
obleke Sc nisem nikdar incl.
Nekaj sem dial pa bratu Ludvi-
ku, sal je prav tako reven kot
JAZZ.
"Tukaj sedaj vse prav pride
in vsakomur, ker zaenkrat Sc
Sc tezko dobi, drugic' pa nj de-
maria "a najpotrebnejse, ker
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(Dalje prilaodnjic)
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lastovka" izginila iz ustja Tenn
re in veselo plovila po Sever
mem morju.
Miss Ellen je bila zaprta v
prazni kabini, kjer je lezala ne
kaj casa onesveseena. Ko sc je
pa ladja zaeela zibati po NOR
sken valovju in je zacel pihati
v kabino svezi morski veter, sc
lie polagoma zdramila.
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NAKoPRAvNUSr

Ko je odprla oci, je zapazila
poleg sebe elegantno, mlado da-
mo v spremstvu temnopoltnega
moskega, cigar zahrbtnega in.
krutega pogleda sc je dekle sill
no prestrasilo. Bila sta Nathan
in Misterija, XII sta oba motrila
ujetnico 2 veliko pozornostjo.
Dalte prihodnjic) o..
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"Janko Spendal"