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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-14
VATIKAN, "EMONA' IN SLOVENCI

! prevzela zapusceno kocevarske
posest. Ia posest je seveda pa
dla v roke Rajhu, predstavlje'
nemu tenn drustvom, popol.
noma brezplaeno, sal je dal pre-.
seljenim Kocevarjem v zane
njavo "a odstopljeno koeevsko
zemljo kmetije, XII so bile uro-
pane nasilno pregnanim sloven-
skim katolicanom il Posavja.
Drustvo (DUTG) odnosno po
MEM predstavljeni Rajh, je bill
kot nosilec pravic do opuscene
kocevske zemlje podoben Glove
ku, XII poseduje ukradeno stvar
ali "a ukradeno stvar zamenja-
no drugo stvar. Jasno je, da
noben postenjak ne kupi take
stvari. Vsaka TAXA kupcija je
amoralna in neveljavna po "a
konih vseh civiliziranih naro-
dov. Pc verskih predpisih pa je
tax posel tudi greh, cisto clo-
veskega stalisca je zavrzen,
ogaben, gnusen.
To drustvo - DUTG sc je "a
cello pogajati S fasisti zaradi od-
kupa kocevske zemlje, ker je
bilo gotovo nerodno, tako veil
ko ozemlje, last DUTG, t. j.
Rajha, upravljati v drugi drza-
vi. DUTG je iskal med fasisti
kupce. I'll so Sc kmalu pojavili.
Kaj jim mar, &c Sc drze te "a
deve solze $4,000 slovenskih
katolicanov il Posavja! Kaj jim
mar, &c je zadeva mednarod-
nopravnega stalisca zaradi Sc
nekoncane vojne dvomliiva!
Kaj Jim mar, &c je Sc tako ne
moralna in kriminalna! Toda
dober posel obeta, in to je odlo-
cilno! DUTG proda kmetije,
mestne hise, vile, podjetja, vse
en- bloc "a smesno nizko ceno
120,0O0,000 lir. &c Sc pa vse
nepremicnine prodajo po par
celah, sc lahko doseze tri do
petkrat vecja cena! To je bilo
odlocilno! DUTG je sklenila po-
godbo fasisti, XII so sc bill
zdruzili, da prikrijejo tudi oni
svojo pravo naravo, pod ime
delniske druzbe "Emona, Soci-
eta Anonima, Agricola, Immo-
biliare di Lubiana'', t. j. "Del-
niska druzba "a poljedelstvo in
nepremicnine v Ljubljani'.
Drustvo sc je ustanovilo v
Rimu. Dve tretjini delnic tega
drustva je prevzela banka So
cieta Immobiliare di Lavori di
Utilita Pubblica v Rimu, emo
tretjino pa tovarna "a umetno
svilo Sinia Viscosa.
Poglejmo Sc malo dalje in Sc
vprasaj jmo, kdo je delnicar ten
podjetij, kiso sestavljala Emo
no.? Banka Cocieta Immobili-
are it'd: "Delniska druzba "a
nepremicnine, javna koristna
della in "a poljedelstvo" v Rimu
ina diva glavna delnicarja, in
sicer: Vatikan, XII ina vecinski
paket delnic, in Banca CONNER
ciale Italiana (Italijanska trgo-
vinska banka), v kateri pa ina
spet Vatikan svoj delez delnic.
V zavarovanje interesov Vati-
kama v banki Societa Immobili-
are je bill clan upravnega sveta
te banke: Principe Marcantonio
Pacelli, bliznji sorodnik pape-
"a Pija XII. Pacellija!
POtemtakem lie incl vecinO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-14

je sklenjeno, daF SO ustanovi
centralno konnando oborozenih
sil, XII maj bi koort1iniralai
obrambo proti' napadom ljud-
ske armade, ki Sc NADIA , da,
se bo izkrcala ma ,drugi strani
reke Jangze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-14

Klic "Laudetur Jesus Chri-
.stus! je radijska kukavica va
tikanske radijske postaje. S to
hvalnico poziva Sveta stolica
dan ma dan vernike sirom sveta
v vseh jezikih, da maj poslusajo
Meme oddaje. Ocetovskemu sr-
Gu papeza Pija XII.-Pacellija so
posebno pri srcu katolicani v
Jugoslaviji in zlasti katoliski
Slovenci.
Mnogokrat je slisati v njego-
vem radiu, kako slabo Sc godi
katoliskim Slovencem, da tn
nj verske svobode, da Sc pre-
ganjajo duhovniki, zapirajo in
ubijajo, da vlada mad vero stra-
Sen terror in da skratka besni po
nasi dezeli verski, kulturni boj
in da Jim nasa. oblast nasilno
jemlje premozenje. Vsaka poll
ticna akcija nam nasprotnih
kapitalisticnih sill najde pri Va
tikanu cato polno razumevanje
in vso podporo. Titova Jugosla-
via je najvecji kamen spotike
vatikanske politike.
Mi, XII vemo, kako je vera pri
mas svobodna, kako nemoteno
izvrsujejo tako verniki kakor
tudi duhovniki svoje verske
dolznosti, kako Sc nasa ljudska
oblast prav mic ne vmesava v
cerkvene in verske zadeve, Sc
vprasujemo, kaj je vzrok tel
gonji Vatikana v zascito neo-
grozenih slovenskih katolica-
nov? Kaj tako pekli castito 60
spodo, da sc venomer zapikava
v nase notranje zadeve? In "a
kaj sc laze? Zakaj sta krvava
skofa Rozman in Stepinac, prvi
pobegli vojni zlocinec, drugi ma
prisilnem delu, Sc vedno ordi-
narija svojih skofij?
Enega cd vzrokov "a to mai
pojasni zadeva z "Emono".
V jeseni leta 1941 sta sc
Nemcija in Italia sporazumeli,
da dovoli slednja izselitev nem-
skin Kocevarjev, XII so bill hu-
do nesrecni, da njihove dezelice
nj zasedel Hitler, ampak ME-
gov pajdas Mussolini. v zimi
1941-42 Sc je v resnici prese-
lilo v Rajh okoli 10000 Koce-
varjev. Da pa tam novim pri-
seljencev onemogoci naselitev
ma enakovrednih zemljiscih, ka-
kor so jih zapustili ma Kocev-
skem, SO Hitlerjevci izselili po-
savska okraja Brezice in Kris
ko, in okoli $4,000 slovenskih
kmetov, XII SO mad tisoc let ma
seljeni ma tenn ozemlju, silo
izselili in iih namestili v Slezi-
il, ne ma kmetijah, kakrsne so
jim bill well, ampak po bara-
kah. Takrat je ocetovsko srce
papeza Pija XII Pacellija mol
calo, molcala je radijska kuka-
vica S svojim svetim pozdra-
vom, molGal je "Osservatore
Romano, vatikansko glasilo.
Sc vec: Vatikan Sc je TRACE
diio slovenskih katolicanov ce-
10 okoristil.
Pc izselitvi Kocevarjev je po-
stala prazna kocevska zemlja.
Kocevarji so jo izrocili nemski
drzavi, XII 81 je zaradi lazjega
poslovanja v inozemstvu nadela
firmo "Deutsche Umsiedlungs-
Treuhand Gesellschaft' t. j.
"Nemsko zaupnisko drustvo "a
preselievanie', in pod to firmo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-14
HISA NAPRODAJ

8 sob hisa S sobami in strani-
Seem spodaj; zgoraj 3 sobe in kopal-
MICA. Zadaj je cottage sobanni.
Garaza "a 2 avta. Lota 85x150. Ma
haja Sc blizu slovenske cerkve v
Euclidu in transportacije. - Cena
zmerna. - Nv O957.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-14

| kapitala v "Emoni'' - Vati-
kan! ~
Da hi tudi tukaj zavaroval
svoje interese, je postal pred
sednik delni'skega drustva
"Emone" - taisti prime Mar
cantonio Pacelli, papezev bliz-
Mi sorodnik! Ostala mesta so
zavzeli vidni fasistieni gerarhi,
in sicer generalni direktor So
cieta Immobiliare neki ing. Eu-
genio Gualdi, Inspector fasistic-
ne federacije industrije, pred
sednik fasisticne federacije "a
ribolov, veliki vitez velikega kri-
Ia in velikega kordona in Aldo
Samaritan. (Senator Gaspare
Colosimo, ing. Bernardino No.
CARA, prof. Bruno Blagi, Giu-
seppe Volpi di Misurata, mar
cheese Marazzo della Rocca in
Vittorio Rolandi-Ricci so bill
poleg gori imenovanih clani
uprave Societa Immobiliare).
Pogodba je bila sklenjena v
jeseni 1941 v Rimu "a okroglo
:120 milijonov 1ir ma bazi 5000
lir "a hektar. Ma racun je bilo
takoj polozenih SO milijonov
lir.
Posel ma racun "katoliskih
Slovencev", XII so danes tako
blizu ocetovskemu srcu svete-
ga oceta, je bill torej sijajen.
Ne samo, da sc to srce nj zga-
milo takrat, ko so bill nesrecni
"katoliski slovenski kmetje" IL
seljeni in oropani vseh svojih
cloveskih in premozenjskih pra-
vic, zganilo Sc tudi nj sedaj, ko
je slo "a ogabno kupcijo z ro-
parjem zemlje "katoliskih Slo-
vencev'; narobe pristalo je, da
je najvisja cerkvena ustanova
Vatikan pridobila korist IL pro-
tipravnega in necloveskega hi
tlerjevskega posla!
Sc ena stvar je. Oh kapitu-
laciji Italije je bill maiden v pro-
storih "Emone" v Kocevju ma
crt "a popolno izselitev vseh
Slovencev il "Ljubljanske po-
krajine" in naselitev italian
skin borcev. Ia nacrt soglasa
z nacrtom istrskega fasista Ita-
la Saura. Strinja pa Sc tudi z
bazo, ma kateri je "Emona", t.
j. Vatikan, pridobil kocevsko
zemljo, namrec ma podlagi pri-
slime izselitve posavskih Sloven-
cev. Ocetovske skrbi "a "kato-
liske Slovence" so bile zares
velike in vsestranske!
Vse bi slo lepo po programu,
da nj bio teh "banditi comuni-
sti', slovenskih partizanov! I'll
so pregnali emisarje "Emone"
il gozdov, izdali odloke O "a
plembi kocovske zemlje v korist
ljudstva, v korist "katoliskih
Slovencev'', sami razdeljevali to
zemljo in povzrocili, da je ime-
la "Emona' do Is. julia 1943
izgube ze 80 milionov lir in da
je zmago partizanov izgubila
vse. Ma kocevski zemlji je Sc
daj naseljeno ase ljudstvo!
Kdo We, &c ne bi bivsi klerikal-
nj politiki, ako bi bila uspela
PRENov1Mo-PoPRAV1Mo
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-14
v naje1rl SO odda

hiso "a emo druzino; S sob, vse
udobnosti. Odda Sc odrasli druzini,
brez otrok. Stanovanje Sc lahko vi
di v soboto in nedeljo.
! l990l Naumann Ave.
ali poklieite Nv 5577
Evening star., 1947-07-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
2e
Fuchs Is Soloist at Water Gate
In Final Sunday Night Concert

here, so it is to be supposed that
he has been using this famous
instrument frequently for his per-
formances.
The evenness Of its registers and
the uniformity in the sorority of its
tone lent special quality to the
Mozart Concerto No. in D Ma jor,
K. 218" which was the violinist's S
first number. His performance of
it was superbly polished. The con-
slant care for every phrase and the
small but highly important nuances
that arrested the attention, were of
great significance in the entire
reading The innumerable repeti-
tions and the somewhat trite effects
that sprinkle the work we're raised
to a dignity and meaning as Mr.
Fuchs conceived them. His style
WAS in the best Mozart traditions
but made more interesting by his
personal touch.
There was less of all-around COM
mendation to be given his playing of
the Saint-Saens Introduction and
Evening star., 1947-07-28

"Sarabande" by Geminiani which
the artist announced, had Just been
received from italy and played pub
licly for the first time.
Mr.. Bales, as musical director OF
the Water Gate concerts, has made
a point of giving the patrons music
that combines charm with worth.
Last night he gave another hearing
to the delightful excerpts from Wal
tons Facade Suite No. /" which
allows the listener the rare privi-
lege of smile while enjoying it.
These portions of long work in
corporate remarkably in music the
satire and ohlique fun of Edith Sit
wells poems which inspired it. 1t
has Prokofieff resemblance in the
Evening star., 1947-07-28
BY Alice Eyersman

Richard Bales returned to the
conductors stand of the National
Symphony Orchestra to direct the
last Sunday concert of the Water
Gate series. He brought again the
atmosphere of alertness and COM
potency which has given the pro-
grams he has conducted a full
blooded and youthful freshness.
The soloist of the evening was
Joseph Fuchs, violinist, who ap-
peared at the Water Gate last
July in the same capacity. 1t was
announced that Mr.. Fuchs would
play for the first time in public his
recently acquired "Cadiz" Stradivari
violin. 1t is now discovered that
the same announcement was made
last year at the time of his debut
Evening star., 1947-07-28

fneness of its wit and the subtle
orchestral contrivance for Its ex-
preston.
Sibelius in a less austere mood
was represented by the March"
from his "Karelia Suite and two
stirring overtures, that Of Rossini's
William Tell" and Wagner's die
Meistersinger," opened and closed
the program. The cello section, led
by Howard Mitchell, has opportuni-
ties to show its rich tone in both
the william Tell and in one of
the Eight Russian Folk Songs" by
Liadov. The orchestra played spir-
lily throughout the evening and
assisted in the fine delineation OF
the contrapuntal pattern of the
Evening star., 1947-07-28

Rcndo Capriccioso" later In the pro-
gram. 1t was not so convincing as
to substance principally because Mr..
Fuchs overuse of the portamento
cast rather sentimental tingle on
it. AS regards the mechanical de-
livery of both it and the concerto,
the artist has a sound and rapid
fuency SO well developed that 1t Is
crystal clear at all times. There is
also the musical consideration for
accent and rhythmic accuracy which
up to brilliant effect. But
the finer thought that directed the
performance of the Mozart was not
so apparent in the Saint-Saens. The
great applause that spoke the audi
ence's liking brought as encore
Evening star., 1947-07-28

treat the mother, the father and
the baby for whooping cough and
measles at the same time
But for certain people it's not
such a good idea. For instance,
If my brother Willy had become q
father at the age Of 16, it would
have been very embarrassing for
him. In just few years his child
would have caught up with him In
the first grade at school.
Evening star., 1947-07-28

breeze was pleasantly refreshing.
When the weather behaves as it did
last night, 1t Is with regret that one
realizes that the summer series will
end Tuesday in what should be
real climax, for the soloist Is the
glanorous GLADYS Swarthout.
Evening star., 1947-07-28

music, the clear accentuation OF
which is Mr.. Bales speciality. He
brought thorough enjoyment to the
large audience which found ideal
conditions at the Water Gate. The
moon and stars presided in a sky
unblemished by clouds and the brisk
Evening star., 1947-07-28

ried younger, the
time will come
when the bride
will ruin the
wedding C ere
mony by saying
"da da" instead
of II do
In some ways
! think it's very
smart to marry
and have chill
dren as soon as
pos S | b lie. 1t
would save lots
Of money II the
d oc tor could
Evening star., 1947-07-28
GrncieA Aliens S
Comments

Well, I see that 14-year-old wife
In Tennessee presented baby to
her 16-year-old husband. My good
ness. if they keep on getting mar
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Tintoretto Was Nicknome

Tinoretto, one Of the greatest
painters of the Venetian school, was
named Jacopo Robusti. Tintoretta
was nickname, little dyer" be-
cause of his fathers occupation.
Evening star., 1947-07-28

Here's the answer to you
women who are wondering if
you should still save used fats!
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson, says,
Eyes :. your used fats are
still needed, since the overall
fat supply situation is little
better now than it was last
year" You see, many things
we use require industrial fats
or their products, and there
aren't enough fats in the
world to 60 around, as yet. So
every pound we women of
America can save will help. So
please keep up the good work
until we've got this situation
really licked.
KEEP 1URNiNG IN
YOUR USED A1s
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-21
District Soil Group
Election In Dec.

Election of the remaining three
members of Glacier county's soil
conservation district supervisors
will be held on the first Saturday
in December, County A g e n
Larry Flesch has announced.
Nominating petitions have been
forwarded to the state committee
at Bozeman for approval of an
election of December6.
From Browning Billy Kipp and
Phil LaBreche have been nom-
mated. and although a petition
was circulated for Ernie White,
he has declined. Other candi-
dates are Ed Staples and Warren
Swenson, Babb-Milk River area,
and Gothelf Weiss and Edwin
Berger, Red River.
Already on the board are Fran
els Manley, Seville, and Duane
Sammons, Cut Bank, appointed
by the state committee. w h e n
their terms expire, their posts
will also be filled by election.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-21

occasion the dog fell behind the cara
van and didn't catch up until after
the wagon had crossed large stream.
The stream was high and thick with
broken ice, and the dog stood on the
banl; whining and bowling as he saw
his family disappearing. Lincoln
could not endure the dogs distress,
and as it was impractical to ford the
stream again with the wagon, he
wadcd through the icy water, res
cucd the dog and carried him over.
On leaving his home in Springfield,
ILL.,. for the White House, Lincoln
presented his dog Fritz to an old
friend. John E. Roll. But in the
White House another dog soon be-
came 4 member OF the Presidents
family. Frequently when exhausted
and worried Lincoln would seek re-
taxation by getting down and play
ing with the family dog. When the
Lincoln ca; had kittens and the
Lincoln dog had puppies. both litters
arriving on the same day. the Presi-
dent shared the excitement of his
children 20 the extent of announcing
the news OF the births to senators
and other officials calling on state
matters.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-21
Dogs Played an Important Part
In Lincoin's Life History Shows

To the long list of historical figures
who were lovers Of dogs, the name
OF Abraham Lincoln, martyr Presi-
dent, should be added, according to
the Gaines Dog Research Center.
New York City.
Not only was Lincoln very fond
and understanding of dogs and owned
several during his life, but they in
turn seemed to have loved and I'M
dcrstood him, it states.
At Fort Wayne, Ind, in front of
the Lincoln National Life Insurance
Company building, is huge bronze
statue named .'Ah:aham Lincoln
the Hoosicr YOUTH" executed by
Paul Manship, world-famed sculptor.
This statue shows young Lincoln
wearing a homespun shirt. bucksliin
trousers. and boots, his left hand
caressing the head of a hound dog
seated It his sid. This striking me-
mortal has been praised as the trucst
as well as the most beautiful, con-
cept of Lincoln as young man eve.
given this country. The inclusion of
the dog in the statue was intended to
symbolic Lincoln's great love for
animals and the many occasions upon
which he showed kindness toward
them.
Lincoln's constant companion as a
child was large hound owned by
his father. Thomas Lincoln. The dog
went with the boy on fishing and
hunting expeditions and on jaunts
over the Kentucky hills and streams.
Once when playing in the woods
young Abe and his boyhood chuln,
Austin Gollahcr, found a dog with 4
broken leg. Abe made splint for the
injured leg. carried the dog to a
nearby cave for shelter and brought
food and water to it for several
weeks. When the broken leg had
healed Lincoln took the dog home
and named it Honey. Aoe's devotion
10 the dog was repaid, for Honey
once brought aid to his owner when
the boy had been trapped in cave
by falling bouldcrs.
When Lincoln was 81 his family
moved from Indiana to Macon County,
III. During the long, tedious journey
in March of 1890, the family was
accompanied by small dog. the dog
trotted along under the big covered
wagon pulled by eight oxen. On one
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-21
More Barn Hay Driers

Barn hay drying has proved its
value and is rapidly expanding as a
profitable haymaking practice. De-
spite wartime shortages Of mate
rails, many barn hay driers have
been installed. Some of the advan-
tages Of barn hay curing are:
Weather risk is minimized: 80 to so
per cent more leaves are saved;
hay retains 40 to so per cent more
green color: Is to Is per cent more
protein is retained; hay storage
capacity is increased up to so per
cent; hay can be cut and stored the
same day, and spontaneous combus-
ton danger is greatly reduced.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-21

Measurement Of Span
The distance from the end of the
thumb to the end Of the little finger
when the hand is fully stretched out
Is nine inches.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-21

MONT ANA
FAll0N COUNTY
Names Places


By K. R. Pleissner Editor The Fallon County Times
Fallon county pop 40OO created in 193 named for
Benjamin OFalon, Indian agent, appointed by President
John Quincy Adams in 1926. Major O'Falon. while making
the Yellowstone expedition signed less than Is treaties
with Indian tribes.
Ekalaka the first county seat. When Carter county
created in 1917 from parts of Custer and aon Ekaka
became the of the county, and Baker selected
county seat of Falon.
The first wagon train thrugh 1878 from Bismarck
Theodore Roosevelt shot his buffalo Medicine Rocks
The first ranch in the county established 1882 by Cap
tain w. Harm.
MINERAL COUNTY
By M. H. ONeil Staff Writer The Independent
Mineral county created out of Mssoua Co. Aug 1914
While Mineral county has the fewest farms and fmalest
farm of county in Montana it boasts the arg
est forest the u S. Annual capacity of Savanna
Nursery is 6, 600 seedlings
LAUNDERING and mining chief industries and agricultur
al has recently assumed important place. Patented min
ing claims in the county comprises 4374 Silver lead
gold and copper the metals found National forest tim
Der in Mineral county is estimated at 100000 NJ feet
County population 1900.
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
More
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-21
Shell for EEss

The quantity of calcium required
to put the shells on eggs in the
United States during one year would
fill $500 freight cars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-28

Tucker. Kruse and Stenser starr
red Tor the losers, and A3bury.
M lpfell and ppnzalsz for the
winners.
/, Score by innings: R.H. 3.
Gilmore lf>9 100 70-12 II 3
Bohs $50 900 2l-l3 Is 3
n Ilorter and Fallon; Parks and
Albany.
Home runs: Tucker 2, Villareal
{, Fall0n, Stenger; twdebase hits:
Steflihg 4; Stol(ql haseA: yillareal,
KerE struck out: by Porter /, by
lAArlgs Il buses ON balls: off Parks
u Qff Porter 9:1doubie play: Vii.
lareels to Sterling; sacrifice hit:
Collins:s hit hy pitcher: Fallon;
time Of game: $50; umpires: r.
Yillareal and j Mira scorer;
Il >osefS3ss $50 Is sssss Is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-28

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M cot. Rush pesred at him
thEopgh tAA dAnnagk
Hello. Max. hes said - he
recognized his visitor. What
br5 Us yo0 hese2" svsss u
lARhEY III ashus. cigar With
~ create delibersti0i. \ ssss,es
81 cagne. hefee 4ecau I'm.
scaeed stiM Henry !; He held up
asaiand toSstop rush from s1akint
"ls4 mel finish, III know what.
yoi1're in town for. You want to
rli| me out. ] ALSO SsiOVth 6lAc
ynil're not going around knock
I'M on everybody that gets in
YER way. You don't operate that
way. You got tqp much to lose
1Ida the nrice isAst hieh enough
"a hire yb2rs ali31 Evan - Ave
yeac old ape could ~. that th1gk
setap in your hoeet room ~
aired az YOU and 1ail3irels But jt
m9kes q nice frame. L4blnk theN
cold make It. stick with u little
help FROM . friendly Judge ard q
packed jury. 49,
sThat's ali old stun, Carney"
said Rush. SECT 70 the neN part
ahdut how YOU scared s9H.
EoMine vpE said Ga my The
Os1ebedyn eli = gdl4U appunA
with q ~ II rod andF llnninQ ev-
erybodY III Stnalts 1S1as wa1s things
are ~ lure I'm uej Mr.
! nots 1dudS Of b&t9s vnrlltslG
foE me, but they're jpst 1Cla
bOys. They dQrN1aaf 10 NJ f6epa
4u6 no more. ] nj 1on1a6 m ~
hlJ3 out who's d0i1i1 the s1(u0ttIte
ard stop him hetore In TT
Srd0nd to me-. Th1tS you,
Mel" asked Rush.
You. know you'll run me- out
of town II you can but know
that you wont gun me down do
in0sM. I'll ret you out Of this can
a { b|s ~ 4 ~ d''a n. 'ss
s. was working On. that when
Duly swa11pWe& IT, Vht@kee
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Y Ss srs ~ going e e 0ss
CArney lauShe&. I
s1sll ten IaSckW II ogleQ TIN
doe. The rest i W 70 YOU VOW
jlaef walk out. -
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