davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-05-16

TAK0MA a. ~ a., : 'T,,,.ss, sa:t'.s :s... 81,
Last Dfy-Noreen Nash. Daryl Hick.
man In Devil on Wheels" ct 8, S:6b,
John WAYNE. Gail Russell In Angel
morrow-Monte Hale, Adrian Booth in
Last Frontier Uprising"; Laurel and
Hardy In Flying Deuces."
V00K Ga. Ave. { Qvsbse n. NV.
"A. 400
Today only, John Wayne, Gail Russell
In Angel and the Badman." At 6:46.
$40, 9:3b. Tomorrow. Ken Curtis, Jerl.
nifer Holt in Over the Santa 70 Trail.
Evening star., 1947-08-24

it in such periods that many conditioned economic
cycles, view the future with alarm.
In 1925 United States Treasury actuary Joseph
Mccoy reported that in spite of growth in bank deposits
and salltne market speculation there increase
boarding He estimated that the boarded total in America
jumped from $3OOOOOOOO at the beginning of World War
to at the time he writing Eighty thousand
hoarders he guessed, had average of 900 hidden
away in trunks, shoe boxes, cookie jars, stockings,
books and clothes-linings.
Bank panics had always created mises and Mr. Mccoy
went far suggest that most American msers that
time immigrants farmers both of which groups had
tradonaly taken dim of banks and bankers But in
view of what happened number of banks 3133 these
characters didn't turn to be so dumb after ALL
Now that the government nsures bank deposits most
msers according Dr. Parsons bank msers and
Evening star., 1947-08-24

unseective boarding The Coyer brothers, of course did
lot of this Their house chock full of boxes papers,
panos bicycles motors baby carriages and many other items
Alome With His Butter
191lcENTuRY Partisan boarded butter when shortage
threatened The shortage materaized and the
price of butter dropped precptatey Rather than sell at
loss the kept his butter until it unfit for all of
which discovered years later when his neghbors found
him dead in the midst of it.
George w of England had, presumably, ample ward
robe allowance but he insisted keeping every he had
worn.
Then there Katherine Powers who died in Brooklyn
in 1910 leaving collection of uncashed dividend checks and
personal in IL banks But her serious boarding
devoted to milk bottle tops and she long known
Continued page 18
Evening star., 1947-08-24

and common to read of some old woman
who has lived and died wretchedy with large accounts
dozen banks
Until 40 so years ago. most msers although
Hetty Green notable exception Lately with
becoming independent and gaining possession of much
of the total wealth. their proportions among msers
ing noteaby They have always been the great string
All misers male and female in every time and place have
shown astonishing ingenuity in hiding and guarding their
boards As often not however efforts have been
frustrated.
One of the successful for what his
WORTH was the Midwestern farmer who feared thieves
much that he cleaned his WELL dug tunnel from the
bottom of it. followed another chamber distance
away and there concealed chest of cash. He then put
cement wall between well and tunnel, filled the well
and lowered into it another chest filled with enough
semi-vauables satisfy any prospective searcher.
Evening star., 1947-08-24

ADVISED by his physician to drink wine Nothing could
have hored him for he had an enormous stock which
he had determined not to touch To buy unthnk
able Finally he in, but rather than allow servant to
enter his wire cellar, he staggered down himself and
dropped dead of exhaustion.
There psychologists who might argue that such ses
are simply people who have plotted elaboatey if subcon
sciously their destruction Dr.. Parsons however lists
a number of less-obscure motives:
Blk Reasons for Shinfkints
l. An obvious gross materials, the result of simple
hxation in low intelligence
Z The habit of thrift imposed by parents of saitened
circumstances. eventually becoming ungovernable
pulsion.
Pure accident such the sudden acquisition of wealth
and the inability to cope with it in normal ways
4 narrow intense power drive, originating psyche
Evening star., 1947-08-24

a 1Our dealer VINO mad IOSt MS ta1tn IN DdllKS
put all his money in big tin box and buried it
in barrel of -four Later, in his excitement over
a large order, he sold this barrel along with the
rest. An honest candy manufacturer sent it back
in time to save him from prostration.
Scores of misers have slowed their fortunes in
coffns and buried them cersmoniously - with
headstones.
One old man wanted to hide his money but
couldn't bear the thought of not having it near
him: He built secret drawer in his rocking chair
and hid it there. But he had such fit when any
one else tried to use the chair that his family be-
came suspicious and tore it apart. after which he
was forced to share household expenses.
Perhaps the least understandable of all misers
Evening star., 1947-08-24

iogicA compensation IoT sense OF lnferlorlty.
5. Betrayal by friends, relatives or sweet
hearts. This may drive person to seclusion in
which, to subsist, he becomes secondariy miser
s. Fear of competition in normal society,
accompanied, perhaps, by repression to child
ish habits.
Most of these motives can be reduced to some
thing like insecurity, and modern psychology
knows variety of causes for that Dr. Parsons
says he has never come across miser whose mo-,
tive was easily defined, but one or more of the
above motives may be detected in all of them.
Dealing with misers generally, DR.. Parsons
thinks there is evidence for believing they are
more numerous in good times than in bad. This
is simply to say that good times make it possible
for more DeOple to accumulate wealth and that
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-04-24

The Southwest Quarter Of the Southwest Quarter swHswH)
three 1881 East M P. M.
tSEASWA Section Fifteen 5) Lot l. Section Twenty
(2D North Half of the Northwest Quarter Section
Twenty two (22), Township Three 90 South Range Thirty
three (33) East, M. P NJ
North Half Of the Southwest Quarter OF Section
Fourteen 3D. Township Three 90 South, Range Thrtythree
Board
of Tax Deed Lands
following respective
funds, to-Wit
GENERAL FUND
H E. Clifford, Mileage $552S
Andrew Diem g. Mileage 4840
~ ' ROAD FUND
H E. Clifford, Viewing & Mileage $20876
Andrew Miller Viewing g. Mileage 2 22SSS
The Board themselves during the
There being business adjourned meet
in Extended Session April 10th, 1947 -
APPROVED: H. Clifford Chairman
ATTEST Harry Cox, Clerk.
EXTENDED SESSION APRIL 10th, 1s47
this day in Extended Session. two days
notice having been previously posted
adjourned Regular Board and as
Welfare Board After applications the Board
adjourned to re-convene a Regular Board
remaining of the spent inspecting the Big
County Fair Grounds and Buildings
being further business the Board adjourned sine
die.
APPROVED: H. E. Clifford, Chairman
ATTEST Harry E.. Clerk
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-04-24

as injunctions to compel return
of overcharges to veteran
purchasers and to cancel sales
illegally made to non-veterans;
cases in the hands of U. S.
district attorneys aWaitin G
criminal prosecution; case
where Investigations have been
completed and await the filing
of suits, and cases of alleged
violations which are in process
OF being settled or where fur
ther investigation is needed.
The compliance activities to
be taken over and carried on
by OHE are intended to protect
veterans rights on:
l.. terans' preference
first choice to buy or rent all
housing built under priorities
regulations.
2. The maximum price auth
orized by the FILA for a house
started under authorization is
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-04-24
Vets Houses Under
Expediter Office

The compliance functions Of
the Veterans housing Program
will be assumed by the Office
of the Housing Expediter on
April 5, according to word re-
ceived by OPA from Housing
Expediter Frank Crcedon. Trans
fer of functions was made nee
essary by recent cuts in the
OPA funds.
"The government will con-
tinue its efforts to protect vet
Grams and their rights under
the housing program" Mr.. Cree
don said. my staff will pro-
coed with all pending cases and
will investigate all new COM
plants which are received"
Pending cases include civil
suits now in the courts, such
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-04-24
Notice Of Sale Of Real Property

Acquired by the County Of
Big Horn, State of Montana, by
Tax Deed issued to the County
of Big Horn, State of Montana,
by the Treasurer of Big Horn
County.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that by an order regularly made
and entered upon the minutes
of the Board of County Com
missioners in and for the Coun-
ty of Big Horn, Montana, at a
Regular Meeting of the Board
OF County Commissioners held
at the Court House, County of
Big Horn, Montana, at Hardin,
Montana, on the 9th day of
April A. D. 1947, it was then
ordered that the County of Big
Horn, Montana, offer for sale
at public auction at the front
door of the Court House in and
for the County of Big Horn,
Montana, at Hardin, Montana,
Oh the 18th day of May A. D.
1947, at the hour of 200 o'clock
P. M, the following described
lands and premises lying and
being situate in Big Horn
County, Montana, to-Wit:
TRACT "a"
A parcel of land described as
follows:
From point of beginning
which is South 1910 East a
distance of 800 and North
$500 of the West u corner of
Section % T. IS R. 35E. P.M.M.,
thence as follows:
South 1910 East a distance
Of 21e.o' thence North 1900
thence South 1910 East to
West line of c. B. g. @. R/W
thence Northerly along c. B.
& @. R/W a distance Of 1908
thence North 1910 West a dis
lance of 356.73' thence South
1850 to point of beginning q
total of 2.40 acres. Said land
lying within Section %, Town
ship S., R. IS E. P.M.M.
Appraised Value per Tract
$500.
TRACT "B"
A parcel of land described as
follows:
From point of beginning
which is South 1910 East a
distance of 1910 and North a
distance of 600 from the West
Il corner of Section % T. as.
r 35E. P.MM., thence as fol-
lows:
North a distance of 1920
thence South 1870 East to the
West line of the c. B. & @.
R/W thence southerly along
said R/W a distance of 1920
thence North 1910 West a dis
lance of 1850 to the point Of
beginning total of 2.21 acres.
Said land lying within Section
2S, Township S., R. 35E., PM.
M
Appraised Value per Tract
$500.
TRACT &C"
A parcel of land described as
follows:
From the point of beginning
which is South 1910 East a
distance of 5000 from the
North 1/16th corner on the
West side of Section % T. 8S.,
R. 35E., P.M!M., thence as fol-
lows:
South 1928 thence South
1870 East to the West line of
the G. B. & @. R/W thence
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-04-24

North along said R/W to the
North 1/16th line Section %,
T. 8S., R. 35E., P.M.M., a dis
lance of 1923 thence North
1910 West along said 1/16th
line to point of beginning a
distance of 1864 total area
of 0.54 acres. Said land lying
within Section %, T 8S., R. IS
E., M. P. M.
Appraised Value $500.
TRACTS "A", "B", g. &C"
being situate in the Townsite
of Wyola, Big Horn County,
Montana,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-04-24

In ancient times diamonds
were polished and worn in their
natural shapes because a meth
cd for cutting diamonds was
not discovered until the middle
ages.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-04-24
North Valley Property

DESCRIPTION NEA less 3.67
acres, S. 81, T. IN, R. 33E. Cir
rigated.
Appraised Value per A. $500.
TERMS
/. Any purchase exceeding
$4,000, payment may be eff
fected by all cash or by an in
stallment Contract by payment
of Twenty per cent 5000
down and the balance in five
equal annual payments with
interest at four per cent (4%)
per annum until paid and all
of the tracts purchased may be
combined into one contract. It
being hereby understood that
no portion of the property de-
scribed in any Contract can be
assigned without the written
approval of the Board Of
County Commissioners.
2. No private sale following
the regular sale will be made
until the next regular meeting
of the Board of County Com
missioners.
8. Settlements for all pur-
chaseS are to be consummated
with the County Clerk and Re-
corder and payments made to
the County Treasurer on the
day of the sale and if not, sale
will be made to the next
highest bidder
4. Said lands herein described
will be sold in the same units
as constituted at the time the
County acquired tax deed to
the same.
1t being further ordered that
in the event any building;,
fix lures, or improvements
standing in and upon any
property the subject of this
notice of sale, is to be torn
down, wrecked or removed from
the premises thereon situated,
that in such event, before any
buildings, fixtures or improve
ments standing thereon is re-
moved, torn down or wrecked,
that the full purchase price
for which said property was
sold must be paid, together
with all interest earned and
accrued thereon. The County
shall reserve not to exceed one
sixteenth 1/16) or a six and
one fourth per cent (6AR)
royalty interest in the oil, gas,
and minerals in said land.
DONE by the order of the
Board of County Commission
ers of Big Horn County, Mon
tana, this 9th day of April,
1947.
HARRY E. COX,
County Clerk and Recorder,
Big Horn County. Montana.
Pub. April II, "a May l, 8, 1947.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-04-24

sued prior to last Dec a.
8. Oh ia lining substantially
the size and type OF house that
was approved by FILA when
construction was authorized.
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St. Paul BOOK Stationery Co., Books
sS. states zSs
County Clerk, Petty Cash - II 90
There being further business the Board adjourned
...1.s,,. zz...- APPROVED: H. Clifford, Chairman
th s sy aoasy ce4s ali
S c sh s aex ga d for s
report the month March, 1s47
e n ha Of s sas sn oa @
a 5S rseq s s m for the month
The Quarterly report Of the Justice Of the Peace Charles
ss @ Of
sS s %s i ding
a?a a S t9 5 5G ao term ooan Sns " year without an"
e5s s saea
hSss
use Of the Ghutss and the
by the County commssone 'sa0' A0e 0 W 0s HA0e
and alleys in the Town of wyola reported
ve5n Thawey Henry Dorm Jr and James Rodgers
the Roard v and r gard to III att in ~ Tho
struccn Of County sarpy mine The matter
T. Shaw 5 called on the Board in
sGs the IS
The Board approved the appointment
The Following securities held by the County Sc
BIG HORN COUNTY STATE BANK
U Treasury Bond 100000
z SSSSFs5 z5 5Ss?; sF$ H;H s2S sSSSSS
T Tressury B Bonds 1sS 600 90
q treasury treasury B I5ol1s 5 5oSSSoS
Th sn p s further the Board adjourned to meet
,n,n1..,. APPROVED: H f Clifford, Chairman
@ Gou nsg ees ali being
The Board received the following Bids for the purchase of
Co.
IndustTs5 E Ea3asn Go s9s5 .
After studying all BIDS submitted the Board accepted the bid
for F s
= any BIDS 9s s R HEs
Ill
sSo f ss h sss 81 ssne' Budget in the
@ and e
5 9s s @ o sa ssd Sss BIZ
Rs to s
Lot Six Seven CD, Southwest Addition the
Town (now City, of Hardin.
six Of (e), Addition
(now City, of Hardin
OLA MADDOX, of Hardin, Montana:
Lots l, g. East Half of West Half (E2W12) of Section
Thirty 500 Township Four "a South, Range Try-one (s
Lots Section n Thirtyone Gs Township Four az South
West Northwest Quarter CWANWA), Half
of the Half the Northwest Quarter (WAEANwA)
ton Eleven CID, Township 90 South Range Thirty
1861 East, M p M
OLA MADDOX, Hardin Montana:
The West Half of the Southeast Quarter WkSEA of Sec
ton Five 80 Township -Four ~ South Range Thrtytwo 1922
East, N: P: M -
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ATTEST: Harry E. Cox, Clerk
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24

bivsi dolgoletni cerkveni klju.I
car in obcinski odbornik. T.
I'm tt 81 to rekel zupniku?" je
skoraj neverjetno dejal start
Pernjak.
"Jaz, JAZZ !"
Pernjak je zmajal z glavo in
zapustil druzbo. Tudi Lozekar-
jju je postalo nekam tesno, zato
je poklical Munkinjo:
"Mojcka, pa Sc midva zaple-
silva polko."
V sobi je vabilo k novemu
plesu. Ko sta Sc Lozekar in Moi
cka naposled prerinila v sobo,
nista cd samega gostega zraka
nicesar razlocila. Oh stenah, ma
katerih je bilo komaj mogoce
spoznati nekaj svetih podob, Sc
je tiscala glava pri glavi, sredi-
See sobe pa Sc je sukalo. Plesa-
10 je morda kakih dvajset pa
rov, a podoba je bila, ko ra je
teh dvajset parov sprijetih v
emo samo gmoto, v emo samo
telo, XII sc topotajoce vrti okrog
samega sebe. Stirideset motnih,
razgretih obrazov je bilo podob-
nih enemu samemu velikemu
obrazu. V kuhinji so govorili
ljudje o vsakdanjih skrbeh, v
tel motni zmesi pa so ljudje "a
nekaj minut pozabljali to, kar
jih je izven tega kroga mucilo
in grizlo. Tudi Lozekar in Nun
kinja sta Sc stisnila vanj in sc
mu prepustila. Godba je pela "a
molklo in enakomerno. Naen-
krat je mehac izpustil IL sebe
preseren glas in zatopotal z no.
go:
"Hej-ra-sa ~
In vsa vrteca Sc gmota je "a.
topotala z nogami in ponovila
"Hejrasa 4"
To sc je ponovilo vsaki dive
minuti. Mehacev precerni poziv
je bill vedno krepkejsi, tudi we'd.
no custvenejsi in sredisce sobe
m uje vsakikrat verno odgovar.
jalo. V sobo so rinili novi pari
kakor da bi iskali kraja, kjer
clovek najde pozabljenje in
omamlj ljenost, in Sc slepo spusca'
Ii v motni vrtinec, kakor da bj
zanje ne bio srece, kjer je sve.
tlo in jasno, ampak lie v motn
san javosti. Kmalu sta sc v gmo.
ii sukala tudi Obad in Bunki
MIA.
"Hejrasa ~ je spet "a.
klical mehac.
Preserni odgovor plesalcev pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24
Posluga

Kleti prsnovirno. izkopamo, zgra-
dino pod starimi domovi, mare
dino stopnjice, stene, zamasimo
luknje kleti, da je varno proti
podganam, zgradimo garaze in vsa-
kovrstno delo il opeke. Prvovrstno
delo. - FL e399.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24

je preglasilo razburljivo vpitje,
XII je tedaj planilo IL veze v So
bo. Topot sukajocega Sc sredi-
Sea sobe sc je ma NAH ustavil,
cemur je godba le mimogrede
prisluhnila; gnana cd napetih
gosli je takoj spet godla dalje.
Il veze Sc je zdaj razlocilo ,vpit-
je dveh zenskih grl:
"Ti 81 mi ga vzela . -. ,"'
"Ti mi ga hoces oteti J.. !"
Vse Sc je obrnilo proti vezi.
Tudi tisti, XII prizora MISC vide
Ii, so vedeli, da sta 81 skocili v
lase meznarica Treza in Kuplje-
nova hci Roza. VISA Jamnica je
vedela, da Sc zaradi Apatovega
Zepa ze 1eta in leta ne moreta.
Yep je namrec incl dive ljubici.
Ko je ze; VISA Jamnica bila pre-
pricana, da DO Yep naposled le
wei Trezo, Sc je zvedelo, da ho-
di tudi "a Kupljenovo Rozo. Te-
mu Sc nihce nj cudil, ker je bila
Roza lepo dekle in vrhu tega
Sc edinka precej premoznega
kmeta, kateremu nihce nj pre-
rokoval dolgega zivljenja. Apa-
ia so vlekle gotovo tudi Kup-
ljenove debele smreke. Cez ne
kaj casa je Kupljenova Roza
dobila otroka in Jamnica je mi
slila, da DO Yep zdaj wei Rozo,
toda Yep nj vel niti enc niti
druge, ampak je incl ODE, Ire
/ 20 in Rozo. Jamnica je imela
svojo zabavo. zenski Sc nista
mogli zivi videti in sta Sc ze
vetkrat javno sporekli.
Ma Pernjakovem plesu Sta 81
spet skocili v lase. Obe sta pri-
sli nadzorovat Zepa, XII pa Sc je
kot godec zatekel k svojim 60
slim in sc yes cas- nj umaknil
liza peel. Treza, XII so Sc j leta
cakanja ma zenina sicer ze po-
znala, dasiravno je bila Sc we'd
no lepa in Sc je v marsicem &C.
10 kosala z mlajso Rozo, je "a
stavila vezna vrata, kakor da
bi hotela koncno obracunati S
svojo tekmovalko. Meme oci so
gorele cd srditega ognja. Roza
je po porodu sicer izgubila ne
koliko svoje lepote, ali bila je
Sc vedno dekliska in lepa. Ker
je bila matt Zepovega otroka,
Sc Sc je zavedala vecje pravice
do fanta in jo je vztrajno bra
Mia. Bio je pricakovati spopa-
da, vendar niti najblize stole
CHM nj prislo ma misel, a hi sc
VmeSali. ,.>"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24

sss ~ eS4ra Z
"Ti ga ne bos nikoli dobila, !"
je kricala Treza.
s'Ti tudi me-" je vpila Roza.
'Ti 81 mislila, .da ga bos uje-
Ia z otrokom!"
"Ti ga z otrokom ne mores
dobiti, ker 81 "a nic!"
"Kaj :. !? Cello leto 81 Sc mu
nastavljala, da 81 ga omamila.' u
"Kdo Sc mu je nastavljal p
"Ti otrok je pa bog We
cigav >"
(Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24

JOHNS STAG "a dovoze. $2.25
tona. 6 tonov ali vec. Dopeljemo
ma who'd ali zapad ter ga razstrese-
mo. Cinder, load 9 jardov, $1.25
jarda. Pesek-kamenje.-MI 690e.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24

veil, ali ne garamo, kakor smo
vcasih garali, ali ne hodimo v
cerkev, kakor smo veasih ho-
dill, ali ne molimo istega bo-
ga, katerega smo veasih molili,
ali ne klecamo, kakor smo vca-
sih klecali !? Pa vse mic ne
zaleze. Zakaj ? Ma to vpra-
SAME hocem imeti odgovor!"
Secnjak Sc je silno razvnel.
In kakor da bi res pricakoval
odgovora,> je gledal zdaj v ene-
ga, zdaj v drugega.
"Kdo pa ii DO dal -
Rudaf Sc je zadircno zasme-
jail. Secnjak pa je nadaljeval:
"Zato pa pravim: delamo in
zivimo kakor pref, a blagoslo-
va, tega nj nobenega. Kan gre
vse to-. kan gre mas trud? Kje
,je tisti, XII vse to pore >. ?
Nekdo, XII tici nekje v neznano-
sti, sreblje in lie mas znoj, a
! mi ga ne vidimo, ne vemo, kdo
je ia odurna posast in kje IT,
ci ~
Kmecke 4oci. so sc znova spo-
gledale; zdelo Sc je, da Sc njih
kresejo pomenljive iskre tihega,
neznanega spoznavanja. Toda to
so bill lie trenutni bliski, XII so
takoj ugasnil, kakor da hi pred
neznanim sovraznikom njihove
pesti bile brez vsake moci. Zato
so Sc glave takoj spet sklonile
in VISA kuhinja Sc je stisnila v
mucen molk, poln nekega ne
znanskega strahu. Bio je, ko
da bi Sc posast, kateri so 60
vorili, priplazila k Pernjakovi
hisi in pogledala skozi temna
okna S svojimi nedosegljivimi.
! pozeljivimi ocmi IL veze Sc
je k vratom magnetic veliko lju-
di, XII jih je pritegnil razgovor
v kuhinji.
ITO je politika >. ~ je sele
cez nekaj casa rekel Straznik.
Toda takoj so ga vsi nahrulili :
"Seveda je to politika! Kaj
pa ma svetu dandanes nj politi-
ka? Tudi kriza je politika. Co
tovo je nj Moskoplet privlekel
ina ia svet -"
Ko je spet nastal mir, je Sec
MAX nadaljeval prejsnjim gla-
som:
"Zato mi je pa vsega tega ze
dovolJ Veste, kaJ sem ma
redil neki dan? Ne veste. Odsel
sem k zupniku Vireju in sem
mu rekel: Gospod zupnik, prisel
sem yam povedat, da nicesar
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Secnjakove besede so legle ma
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kdor je poznal tega moza, sc je
moral zamisliti mad mimi. Sec
MAX je bill brat starega Munka,
u
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