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Askov American., 1943-11-25
News From The
Victory Front
Pacific Island.
Dear Editor:


Dear Editor:
I have a short poem, I think the
readers of the "good old Askov
American" would like to read. We
fellows over here really enjoy our
home paper And are always glad
to get letters from home, and our
friends. Letters from home are al
ways welcome by the boys out here.
Can take the responsibility of say
ing that Write Us lots, and buy war
bonds and stamps, and We'll do our
best. You can feel sure of that.
Please print the following:
Out on Pacific island.
I can not tell the spot,
Fighting the mosquitoes and mongers
In the land that God forgot.
Out on the sand with the tanks,
Breathing the hot dry dust,
Doing the work of slave men
Where it is too hot to cuss.
We are the boys of the army.
Earning our meager pay.
Guarding the people with millions
For a dollar sixty day.
No one cares if we're living,
It's more than we can stand.
Back there we are forgotten
Cause we're loaned to Uncle Sam.
But until this war ends
We must stand it there,
And not say darn word
Cause it's absolutely fair.
Yes, we're boys of the U. S. army.
Well keep Old Glory afloat,
And the day we get old Hitler,
Well stick the swastika down his
throat
Pvt. Eddie Williams.
Sturgeon Lake.
Askov American., 1943-11-25

pie drive great deal, although three
gallons a week is in effect.
I visit from IL noon until IL mid
night and sleep, write and read the
rest of the time, happier than any
Croesers that ever lived. Last night
I saw the Askov American at home
here. 1t is shared with friends and
relatives. "Dannevirke" is also in
most homes, and very much appre-
ciated for news as well as the
weightier contents. I am glad that
Lutheran Tidings has become a
membership paper for all concerned
with the good of our church life.
Askov American., 1943-11-25

We have had our mail subsidies, ship
subsidies, tariff subsidies, and now
the administration is pushing an
other subsidy program. We do not
favor the new program, either, but
a subsidy is subsidy if it is paid
from the public treasury as an ad-
ditional stipend for which the govern
ment gets nothing, so why quibble
about the use of the word. If the
AAA payments were not subsidies,
what were they? Sure, we were all
for the program. The farmers de-
served the subsidies because prices
were too low. The underlying pur-
pose of subsidies is to increase the
income of those who deserve more
than they get in the market.
Askov American., 1943-11-25
Oregon Mountains
Sightseeing Thrill
(Continued from Page -

passengers and they empty bottles of
pop, ETC., and fling the bottles in
the shining waters of the bay. There
is something very boyish and care
free about these slender, blue clad,
white topped fellows. They carry
small bags in strings strung over their
shoulder or in their hands. Nearing
the other side, we watch the man,
who on a train would be called
''braky' get the nose of the ferry
clear to connect up to the pier and
we hurry across wondering if there
will be room for us on the train that
it took us over an hour three days
before to get, first reservation, then
a ticket for.
The train is not crowded, when
we all settle down to sleep. I and
many more had seat to ourselves,
the curtains or shades are pulled
down as far as they will go, and we
are off toward the north and into
the night. But we notice that we
make more stops than usual and
realize it is a one-track road and
freight trains are favored.
Served In South Pacific.
We are two or three hours late by
next late afternoon - and the sailor
boy in front of me tells me that he
will not be in Seattle as early as
he should, to 60 out on his boat.
He had been butcher the last two
years on a transport. One sailor who
was in the engine room "down un-
der" as they call the South Pacific,
didn't know until two days later, that
they had had terrific encounter
with the Japs; that burns them up.
We often wish we could talk to
these boys, who have been away in
far places. We would like to visit
the sick and wounded, as one does
friends in hospitals, but learn that
they are not allowed visitors, not even
pastors are much welcomed, and We
start wondering - but upon second
and third thought see the reason and
drop our heads.
Lumbering Chief Industry.
We look out and ask if we have
reached the highest point. No, still
another so miles and we will be on
the Cascade summit. We sense the
exertion of the engines where they
have to make steep climb, and
are thankful when they make the
grade.
We see trucks and cars OCCASION
ally on the highway We notice that
lumber mills and lakes are more and
more the order now. Much lumber
is piled up by the sawmills around
the small towns. Lots of wild fowl
are seen on the lakes.
We cross into Oregon at about three
in the afternoon.
We are seeing for the first time
women servicing the train, working
in the railroad yards, wearing mems
clothes, leather gloves and heavy
shoes. A division point is reached
at klamath Falls just over the bor-
der, and there seems to be more life
and activity. klamath lake opens up
a grand vista to many fine mountain
peaks. This is a real surprise - so
large a lake along which shore the
track runs and our onrushing
train disturbs the happy mallards,
so they rise and skim along the
water, touching the surface and add
ing a touch of life and color to this
scene. The forests grow greener, it
is now fir trees, the cedars predom-
Askov American., 1943-11-25
Opinions OF Others

(Short timely letters Cd topics of
public interest are welcome whether
or not the writer's opinions con-
form with those of the American.
All letters must be signed with the
writer's name for our information
Signed articles always are more ef-
fective, but if the writer does not
wish to have his name used. it will
be withheld)
Askov American., 1943-11-25
A Little Spice

AS the rope maker said: "Marri-
age is the splice of life"
A sense of humor in us is what
springs are to an automobile.
A man had better have a closed
mind than one that is open at both
ends.
When the mind stops wing,
''swell head" is almost sure to de-
velop.
Askov American., 1943-11-25
IT'S A SUBSIDY
(Springfield Advance-Press)

(Springfield Advance-PreSS)
The Minnesota Farm Bureau News
editor, who has been taking raps at
Washington in recent issues, has
toned down considerably of late, but
took a rap at President Roosevelt for
calling the AAA payments "subsi-
dies" It's quibbling about a word,
but what else can they be called?
Askov American., 1943-11-25
Thanksgiving
November 25, 1913

. When troops at Camp Lee,
Va., ,Uanted a supply Of turkeys
for Thanksgiving they decided
to get the biggest and best birds
possible. So they Visited the
nearby Whippernock turkey
farm and engaged in martial
uersion of the old-tashioned tur-
key hunt.
Askov American., 1943-11-25
From Exchanges

Editorial Comment From Other News
papers Which May or May Not
Conform With the Opinions of the
Askov American.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
MILLIONS HERE
EXPECTED ATTACK

II happens every year. There is al
ways a time when ii seems likeI
Everybody has cold attack. At thisI
time take precaution. And remem-l
Der Penetro, the salve with modernl
medication In the base containingl
same kind of old fashioned muttonI
suet grandma used. Works waysI
% Inside, Penetro's specially medi-
Gated vapors soothe and comfort,
help reduce nasal congestion. (2)I
Outside Penetro acts like an invis-
IDLE plaster as its counter-irritation
circulation right at the.
spot where 1t is applied. Only Csc |
Double supply CSC. Demand Penetro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

= PEGGY Yeh but
understand it takes awful lot of
shrts2 You have
shirts have wav Of
shrinking nothing at ALL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

irohlctory ran (is-day suppl
postpaid f0r only 400 I
Is not sold IN stores MN,
satisfied Pin dollar biIl
mail today. Wen include ?
fishs booklet on reducing
poftant facts you should !
weight tables and charts o.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
SVIESTO SYMEI
GAUSIT Tx 70
Is SVARU

Vidutiniai zrnogus per meta
suvalge II svaru sviesto, kaip
yra apskaiciuota. Tas apskai-
ciavimas daryta remnants per
meta isparduodamu sviestu.
Pereita meta, kaip nustaty-
ia skaitlines, vidutiniai kiekvie-
mas asmuo suvalge po 16 sva-
ru sviesto.
symet sviesto gavimas SUI
varzyta ir kiekvienam asne-
niui teks tik po 13 svaru svie-
sto. Taigi, tepdami sviesta
ant lasiniu, ziurekit tepkit plo-
niau.
Karineje tarnyboje vyrai SUI
valgo veik dvigubai tick kaip
paprastas civilinis, todel karei-
viams ir taupoma visokio mai
sto dideli kiekiai, kad niekad
.nepritruktu. Karo vyrams pa
dedama dideli rezervai maisto
dar prie to ka turima kasdie-
niniam sunaudojimui.
Tuo gi tarpu sviesto gamy-
ba dabartiniu laiku yra zenna-
me laipsnyje.
Nors dabar zmones turf dau-
giau pinigu ir sviesto noretu
pirkti daugiau, jo gauna ma
ziau ir lures SUI tue apsieiti.
Pereita meta / nuosimtis vi
sos Sales sviesto issiusta uz-
sienius, daugiausia Rusijos ar
mijai. Nedykai raudonieji, at
sisere Americas sviestu, lie
mai pasidare stipresni.
Valdzia turi supirkus Is mi
lijonu deziu sviesto kitoms sa-
vo saiungininkems pasviestuo-
tt kad ir prasta ju duonele.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
NELAIMINGI MIRTI-
MI ATSITIKIMAI
APIE NAMUS

RUKYMAS lovoje yra vie
ma pavojingiausiu naminiu ne
flainniu. Rukytojai mano kad
| jie dar uzsirukys ir paskui ra-
miai miegos. Bet tai gall butt
paskutinis uzsirukymas ir ga
Ii daugiau neatsikelti. Nuo to
daznai sudega ir kiti namiSkiai
ir supleska visas namas.
PALAIDI PLAUKAI yra di-
delis pavojus lake darbo. Vie
ma moteris namuose naudoda-
ma greziama masina prie skal-
bimo nebuvo atsargi ir maSi-
ma pagavo jos plaukus, nuo SUI
zeidimo il mire. Plaukai pa
vojinga ir prie atviros lieps-
nos.
UGNIS pasitaiko ir nuo van-
dens paipu. ziemos metu kai
uzsala mamie vandens paipos
kit tuoj griebiasi sildyti kur-
dami ugni arba sudarydami
liepsna. Reikia gi sitaip dairy
ii: apsukti uzsalusias paipas
.skaruliais ir pilti ant ju kafs-
ia vandeni. Tai ir lengva ir
saugu.
PRIZE MANU- nuo slidziu lai-
ptu nupuolimais kas ziema uz-
simusa daug zmoniu, ypac Sc
nesniu. Reikia laiptus apibar-
styti kuo nors ir leda nuka-
|poti.
LEDAI kabanti nuo stogu
uzmusa ar suzeidzia zmones
krisdami. Geriausia JUGS .nu-
dauzyti ilga lazda, tik nekisti
galva per langa juos dauzyti.
DEGTUKUS kurie visur ga
lima ibriezti patartina kise-
niuje nesinesioti, mes tankiai
jie uzsidega ir sugadina rubus
arba buna priezastis rimtesniu
nelaimiq. Juos gall ismesti ne
tycia is kiseniaus ir sudaryti
rimta gaisra.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26

mes. Pagarso oras. Oar valandele. ir
Iuzgeso saulute sviesi
Jau tik pradejo rengtis Danyla iseiti
kaip subildejo grycios durys ir uzpurijo
Vuodega:
Begioji, lakstai; dirbi, dirbi XII
items, nei moka zmogu godoti kaip pri-
gull ir atlyginti jam kaip reiIkia! Tfu, tik
Iir CANA. 5~
= Ir reikejo dabar cia sitam bjaury-
bel sugryzti taip greitai namon, = maste
Danyla, pykdamas ant Vuodegos. = XII
taip dabar neistruksiu is manu-, kaip SUI
melaves ka. O ka as sumeluosiu, nemoke-
Idamas? Pagaliau, kan man ir meluoti? :?
Danvla n1intyse. Vienok tai Wis nieko ne
Igelbejo. Vuodega baresi, snypste, bet ne
ljo is grycios.
Pavaiksciojo, pamaste Danyla kaip
apsieiti, antgalo atsiliepe Vuodega:
O as maniau siadien eiti truputi
|prasivedinti po dienos karsciui.
! situos zodzius Vuodega debtelejo
akin j Danyla ir nusisuko j Sail. Vienok
beveik toje pacioje akimirkoje suriko:
o kad j kur galas!!
Uzrikes, net pasoko nuo kedes ant ku-
rios sedejo, IL mete akin per langa lau-
kan, kur paskutiniai saules spinduliai, at.
sinuSe j debesis,. krito zemyn lengvu-len,
gviausia sviesa.
30 kad il galas! - antrino Vuode-
ga, neramiai metydamasis po grycia.
- Nagi kokia sparva tave ikando?-
Ipaklause syptelejes Danyla. = Kas tau
pasidare?
= Uzmlrsau. -. uzmirsau. -. ne
n11haiUnS teSa Vuodeoa
= Ka gi tn uzmirsai? - klincijo to-
liau Danyla, sypsodamasis.
- Et, broluti, nuo taves nera ko sle-
lpti, = atsiliepe pamastes Vuodega. - W
mirsau as maza nieka, bet is to mazniekio
gall iseiti didele beda Uzmirsau as nu-
pirkti zieda mergiSciai, kunigaikstienes
ltarnaitei. O jau senai prizadejau. W
mirsau! Suvis is galvos man isejo! O Wis
per tas prakeiktas lazybas! Dabar jau
1pervelu pirkti; setros uzdarytos; ties jo-
mis- sargai su sunimis. Bus man! Sia-
dien paskutine diena kuriai as buvau att
ldejes. Ir reikejo man taip pamirsti!
= Tai tau ir gerai! Tegul nors syki
| j tau axis isdraskys! Tu moki labai is
kitu siepti, tai dabar tegul is taves kit
pasisieps.
E, sirdele, tegul sau sieptu, bile tik
prasciau nebutu. Cia, broluti, gall pasi-
baigti ir labai nekaip. Ji gall pakisti lie
zuvi. @, il gall! -. il gall name vi
sal prapuldyti, - kalbejo Vuodega If ne
lrin1asties apimtas metesi is vieno kampc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
(Tesinys~ is pereito nr.)

Gerai! tegul sau renka! - sutiko
ir Romans.
Girdi? - suriko dabar Lucko ku-
nigas j Armina, - kunigaikstis pavelija
tau pasirinkti jojika Dabar sakyk, ar
kerti?
Arminas vel truputi uzsimasto, tue
tarpu minioje vel balsai nemeilus jam:
- zlugs Amino pinigai! zlugs!. -.
Vienok Site sauksmai neatgrase Ar
nino nuo lazybu. Jisai metes isjuoktina
zvilgsni minia, atsiliepe vel CANA letai ]
Lucko kuniga.
Kirsti kertu, bet kaip sakiau: la
zybu ne maziau per iris simtus grivinu,
raiteli savo zirgui as pats pasirinksiu. 8
dar pridesiu jog lenktynes daryt ne trum-
pam keliui, kad paskui vel man nebutu
nei tusciu pagyru, nei tusciu kalbu.
- zlugs! zlugs lepusis! - reke mi
nioje balsai
- Gerai! paziuresim! - niurnejo tik
Arminas
= Sudekim rankas! Rankas! - Sau-
Ike savo zaru Lucko kunigas.
- KunigaikSti tn perimk jll rankas
- skatino Romano Tauruvos kunigas
Besigincyjantys sudejo rankas, ir Ro-
manas perkirto rankas pats, kad butp
tvirtos lazybos
- Zlugo! zlugo tas! = kalbeio, reka-
vo pulkai vyru, pradedami skirstytis
- Viena tik as sau iSsideru, - tare
dabar Lucko kunigas, - kad lenktynes
butu ne siadien If ne rytoj. Mano zirgas
po kelionei dar nuvarges. Tegul jis pasil-
81 ir tada paziuresim katras ko yertas.
Sta Lucko kllnigo reikalavima RADIO
teisingu ir Arminas ir kit il. delto niekas
jokip kliuciu nedare. Iazybos ejo, 8 to
tik ir reikejo visiems: visi eme deti dar
lazybas tarp saves. Tat visi dabar links
mi skirstesi namon. Venus linksmino vii
tis iskirsti lazybas, ktus gi atsiradus
proga gauti nors kick drutesniu ispudziu.
- Ar zinai ka? = Snekino Lucko ku-
nigas Romano pulko virSininka, gryzda-
mas namon nuo Amino setru - Reikia
pasinaudoti is Amino ninties. Reikia
padaryti taip kad istikruju ant mano zir-
go Jotu lengvesnis vyras. Natal, trunl-
pam keliui tai nieko nezymu butu bet IL
gam, tai lures savo svarba Didesne sun
kenybe nesantis zirgas Wis tik greiciau pa
lis, pailses ne taip sparciai begs ir duos
save aplenkti
= Tai tiesa, bet kaip sitai padaryti? :?
= atverte Romano vyru virsininkas. -
Ak jis issiderejo pats vyra rinkti tai jis
pasirinks koki tik nores. Tu j Armina
nepriversi init sunku vyra,
= HIM! = numyke tai Lucko kuni-
gas. = Versti j ir nereiks! Pasakyk tik
tn man su kuriais is vyru Arminas ge-
riau ,pasipazysta ir kuriais jis daugiau per
tai gall pasitiketi @ dar geriau, ar zinai,
liepk tuos vyrus pasaukti pas name!
= Ma, paskui kas. bus? - neiskente
uzklauses virsininkas.
- Paskui? - pakartojo klausima ku-
nigas is pridejo: = paskui as paziuresiu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
PRANEsKIT
Savo Antraso Permaina

Kuomet rengiates persikelti
kitur gyventi, praneskit sa-
vo nauja antraSa Diry0s Ad-
ministracijai, ne pastni, mes
pastas nesius jums Dirvos |
nauja vieta jeigu neprimo-
k6sit. Parasykit NUNS III
1c atvirute prizes persikeli-
ma i kita vieta gyventi. -
Dirva Cleveland, q.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
Vias
Al g 1 N 4 N 7 a s
DR.. Vincas Pietaris

|ir apsvarstysiu kuris galetu butt ju svar-
biausias. Ir sito bus gana
- Kaip CANA? su nepasitikejimu
paklause vel virsininkas.
Taip AS Kittens pasiulysiu po
grivina pinigu, ar taip ka, kad jie memo
ketu joti, OF ir nenoredamas Arminas tu-
res stvertis uz svarbiausio, jeigu tik jisai
MEMORIES atsisakyti nuo lazybu. Vieno ko
tik as bijau kad jis neatsimestll
Ma, ta tai vargiai jis darys, - ra-
mino yirsininkas. = AS Armina gerai pa
zystu 1iesa, name nemazai nustebino jog
]ls klrto lazybu bet dabar sukirtes jis ne
atslmes Tai ne jo paprotys.
- 1u talp manai? - dziaugesi Luc-
ko kunigas.
Cia ir manyti, nera ko, pamatysi ir
pats. Armina tik sukelti sunku. 0 jau
karta sukelei tai toliau jis pats Tvs, kad
II tramdytun ir draustum H.
- Tai geriau man ir nereikia! Sauk
Po valandeei pas Lucko kuniga susi-
rinko burelis vyru. susauktas virsininko.
Iarp ]u buvo ir Danyla.
Lucko kunigas svarste vyrus ir kali
bejo:
- Tai reiktQ sita Armina atpratinti
nuo lazybu ir nuo blogo papratinlo: GRIT
De jokios tvarkos savo prekes.
Ir vienas ir kitas is yyru pritare ku-
nigui:
= Reiktul Reiktu! Tiktai jis gud-
rus, lengvai sukirsti nesiduos
OF, padekite man, tai pamatvsit
jog mes lengvai j sukirsim. Ak jam is
jusu pulko reiks rinktis vyra.
Mo 4oyY or
ru tarpo.
- Taigi matot, - trauke toliau Luc-
ko kunigas. - Nuo jusu tat,viskas If pri-
Hausys sfskf
Kur tau! = atsiliepe Xxi siol tyle-
'ges Vuodega. = Romanas nepavelys jo-
kios klastos daryti jojant. AS girdejau
ka Jls kalbejo gryzdamas namon. Cia ap-
gavimu, prasta klasta nieko neiseis
- To If nereiks! Cana bus ir to ka as
sumaniau. eOt, JUS vyruciai lengvesnieji,
= kalbejo paskirtus vyrus ,Lucko Waldo
vas, = neapsiimlite joti; tegul Arminas
renka sau viena sunkesniu Ma tai ir bus
ikvaliai, Ispildykit mano nora, as, Ar
nina sukirtes, jums duosiu pelno dali.
lsrlnktl lengvesnieji vyrai sutiko SUI
Lucko kunigo pasiulymu mielu noru ir is
siskirste. Geresniam ir tikresniam nusi-
seklmu' Luckiskis kunigas prase vyrus
niekam nieko nepasakoti apie jo >uzmany-
ma
Ar tai mes kvaili pasakoti! - at
sake w visus vyrus Vuodega ir isejes is
Lucko kunigo, slapstydamasis patrauke
pas Armina, kad pranesti anam Danyla,
patemijes Vuodegos darba, tiktai nusiisy--
|psolo ir nuejo namon. Jis tik viena ko
gelde: kad Vuodega ten kuoilgiau uzkliu-
tu lr duotu jam proga laisvai is piles is
smukti pasirnatymui SUI Rudziu.
Dlena ejo vakarop. Rausvi spindu-
hal saulelaidos apteske sviesos kibirksti-
mis- ilgus medziu liemenis, ,apteske, sumir-
Igejo ant lapu. Ilgi seseliai nutyso ant ze-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26


Il kita.
+ = Ma, klausyk! AS tave sta syki is.
Ivaduosiu, - atsiliepe Danyla. - Kaip il
tycia, as siadien nusipirkau pora ziedu
mazai man reikalingu. Ink ar viena ju
ar abudu. ziedai geri; jai patiks.
- An1zinai tavo malones neuzmirsiu
|balandeli tu mano! - suriko Vuodega, pa
mates pora ziedu blizganciu Danylos del
|ne = Tx dabar viena man pasakyk: ar
iie tikro sidabro?
- Man JUGS pardave uz sidabrinius
- atverte Danyla, = ir pinigus paeme ne
mazus. Dvi grivinas sidabro ir pora sa-
balo skuruciu pridejau dar uz juos.
- E! tai gal IL akutes ne stiklo, tik
deimanto
- Man taip ir sake - atverte Dany-
la.
- Ma, sirdele, tn name dabar tartum
lis eketes istraukei! nudziuges visas
snekeio Vuodega. - Padaryk man da1
viena malone. Palydek name dabar is pi.
IIes. Man rupi kad niekas nesuprastu kul
as naktinis landau. Pamatys name vie
na is piles einant, inns sekti. 0 kaip dvie
| je eisim tai ir galva niekam neateis jog
as emu pas sayo merga.
Danyla, kuriam rupejo kaip atsikra
tyti Vuodegos ir kaip apsieiti kad nieka
nenuziuretu kur jis eina If ko eina, sit;
Vuodegos pasiulyna syptelejo ir pasake:
| - Gerai! AS palydesiu, mes man il
paciam malonu pabuti .vesiame ore. Tx
tai ziurek, neilgai truki, jeigu nori kae
Tabudu drauge gryztume pill.
- Sirdele! AS tik zieda paduosiu il
namon! Mergina siadien tik pora valan
du atsiprasys j garda pas gimines II LUX
ltels ten names. Ir taip nanau jog jau il
laukia, gal.
Jau buvo gerai suteme kada iseje i
piles persiskyre du vyrai.
- Lukteleki truputi tu cia names, Da
nyleli, =. kalbejo Vuodega. = AS neilga
uztrukes sugrysiu. Ir jeigu tik galesi ia
patemyk ar neseks name Ciubas. Jisai
bjaurybe, tai megsta
Likes vienas, Danyla atsargiai muse
jo. Nieko taipgi nerado nei ties akmenir
ir buvo begryztas, kaip is zilvyciu krume
isgirdo balsa klausiant:
| - Danyla, tn cia?
- AS. 0 ko? - atsiliepe Danyla, pri
|eidamas artyn prie krumu.
! - Klausyk! - kalbejo balsas is kru
mu, - mus sekioja Delto as kol-kas pa
sakysiu tau tik kelis zodzius. Ar tn SUI
pranti Lietuviskai?
- Suprantu! - atsake Danyla.
| - Ar nesi tn is Letuvos? - klausi
toliau balsas.
- Turbut taip, - atverte vel Danyla
Tuo tarpu ant upes kranto smekste
Ilejo lyg kas, ir zmogus esantis krumuos,
truktelejo Danyla .zemyn. Danyla vieno
je akimirkoje palinko ir atsigule po kru
mu.
- Nori begti? - pasnabzdomis klau
Sc toliau zmogus, prisikises prie Danylo!
ausies.
/ = Kas tn pats esi? - paklause dabal
banyla savo zaru zmogaus. - Ar ne tt
tik cia persiredes, Dimitre?
- Vistiek tau kas as esu. Ne laikas
dabar apie tai kalbeti, girdi, snipukas jal
nuo kalno j pakranti cia slenka; grumsta
ii karklus atsimusa.
Ar tai tu cia, Vuodega? - uzrikt
pakildamas Danyla. = Ar jau atlikai? 8
/ ir sakydanlas tai zenge sparciai j ta Sal
lur jam pasirode jog yra j seldojas sni
pukas. Bet savo klausima Danyla mega
vo atsakymo, tiktai subruzdejo lyg kas
netoli nuo jo. Danyla pasekes kick zemes
dundejimu, sugryzo atgal ties krumu.
(Bus daugiau)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30
Many Here
For Teachers
Institute

All of the Lincoln county ele-
mentary teachers came to the coun-
tv seat Tuesday for the one-day
teachers institute arranged for the
teachers through the cooperative eff
forts of Mrs. Jessie Fagerberg, coun-
ty superintendent of schools, and
Miss Elizabeth Ireland, State SUI
perintendent of Public Instruction.
While Miss Ireland was unable to
be here herself she was ably repre-
scented by her deputy superlntend-
ent, Mrs. Agnes Wiggenhorn. Three
of the educational supervisors from
Miss Ireland's office were here, and
one representative of the state
board of health
Mrs. Wiggenhorn was the first
speaker Tuesday morning and dis
cussed some of the aspects of class
room management. She also spoke
of the program of grading state
rural and elementary schools, and
of the assistance available to the
schools through the state office OF
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-09-30

Bombers that will dwarf in size
our present Flying Fortresses,
armed with heavy caliber cannon
of an entirely new principle of OPP
Grafton and capable Of carrying half
n carload Of bombs across the At
lantic and returning nonstop, are
some of the revolutionary aircraft
developments predicted for the near
future by Gen. II. Fl. Arnold OF the
W. S. army air forces.