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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

PEARL HARBoR April 5 GNS
"A total Of IS japanese ships
was sunk or damaged by Navy
aud Marine corps pilots based on
Guadslcsnal he'U cen last Aug. -
and FEB IS. 10 was announced ia
day a. headquarters q Admiral
Niuitz, commander IN chief n fne
Pacific fleet
This score was made hv wCr
a. the controls Of Douglas Dsur'-
less dive borbers and Gruuwa-
Avenger torpedo planes In add.
lion, lt-nss FeF es4ea. Fesr.ses'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
British Air Armada Rips Kiel Naval Base
Germans Renew
Tank Assault on
Donets Defense

MOSCOW. April s tUP)-Ger-
man tanks renewed their assault
against a Russian bridgehead on
the south bank of the Donets
River below Izylim today as the
Russian press warned that great
Axis summer offensive may be
brewing.
Russian artillery broke up the
latest Donets attack, Gripping six
tanks and wiping out 200 German
officers and men, the midday COM
munlque said.
Yesterday the Germans threw
3 900 men, tanks and a large force
of supporting aircraft into a heavy
attack against the same sector Of
the front, only 10 fall back after
losing 1000 iaen, 9 tanks, 80
trucks and 7 planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Turkish General
Sees Axis Beaten

SECOND CORPS HEADQUAR-
TIERS IN CENTRAL TUNISIA
April 3 (delayed)-Confidence IN
an Allied victory was expressed
today by Gen. Saleh Oumertak
chief of nine high ranking officers
in Turkish mission now touring
the TuniSlan front.
THE Allies" he declared "are
much stronger I'm every way: in
armament, industrial production
and front-line morale. They have
a definite edge over the Axis"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Third Baby Adopted
By Joan Crawford

HOLLYWOOD. April : INS)-
There is A newcomer today IN the
home of Joan Crawford and Phillip
Terry. His name is Phillip Terry
Jr. He is 10 months old, and has
golden hair and blue eyes.
He is the third baby Joan has
adoptpd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Invasion
Fever Up
I'm Europe
Registered U. g. Patent onics

LONDON, April 5 OUP)-In-
vasion fever increased IN Europe
today.
a Swedish dispatch said British
planes dropped leaflets on oc'
cupied Holland promising an in
Vasion in May. and Greek War
Minister Byron Karapanyiotis, ir
Cairo, told A regiment Of his
countrynen that 1t will not bC
many months till an invasion OF
Greece takes place.
In England Home Secretary
Herbert Morrison declared -that
Axis forces in Europe would bC
"Sandwiched between British anC
Americans IN the west and Rus
slams in the east after the defeat
of the Italo-German armies II
Tunisia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
GROUND FORCE CHIEF

Rommel will be chief of ground
forces for the defense of Italy and
the Mediterranean coast Of France
Field Marshal Avert kesselring
former commander of German air
forces. and Admiral Canaris, chief
OF naval forces
The Nazis Paris radio said the
visits of King Boris Of Bulgaria
with Adolf Hitler and Hungarian
Foreign Minister Joahnn Won Kali
lay with Premier Benito Mussolini
are designed 10 eliminate all
motives Of friction so that the
Balkans mo longer will be an ideal
door for an invasion Of the CONT
nent."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
EXTEND BOMBER RANGE

Each strike" said the COM
munique, involved flight of
LOO miles. Factors contribute
ing to this decisive victory were
special battle techniques devel-
oped for this attack. neutraliza-
tion Of the enemy's airfields,
utilization Of darkness As
screen and accomplishment of
the initial surprise effect oh
tanned by extraordinary extern
sion Of our bomber range of
attack"
The communique said that the
Kavieng airdrome was effectively
bombed and neutralized' Sunday
and added that there was no Japa
neses attempt at interrogation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
90 FOrtresses
Blast Paris Plant

| LONDON April ) Ninety
/ American Flying + ortreSs Q 5
blasted the Ronault motor works
u11-tt1r outskirts Of Paris Festef-
day following heavy assault by
the Raj on Essen Saturday night.
One of the greatest American
bomber forces ever To- strike at the
continent plastered the Rcnault
works al Billancourt with A great
weight Of bombs. The plant, pro-
ducing tafTkS, uotor vehicles and
iother armament'for Germany was
left in flames.
Nazi fighter planes challenged
the raiders on their return from
the Paris area, and 33 Of the
enemy craft were shot down, 25
Iby the FortresseS and Liberators
and eight by Allied fighter planes
which escorted the bombers across
THE Channel and back. Four bomb
Iers were lost. and seven Allied
fighters are missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Lost With Gen. Remey

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS N AUSTRALIA,
April ; GNS) Comdr Mannoc-
cir maritime lawyer, was with
Brig Gen. Ramey when Ramey's
plane was lost on a recent mis-
sion. il was learned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
NAzI ATTACK REFUSED

The Germans made counter
attack against Patton forces but
were repulscd with severe losses.
including prisoners. American po-
SItionS were not weakened
The British engaged IN artillery
duclS with the enemy on several
sectors. especially northwest of
Ncdic1 81 Bah. and maulod Ger
wan transport columns
There was no confirmation here
IF ANS reports that the British
Werc starting a big offensive IN
he Madjez el Bah sector IN the
north or Of similar reports that
the Americans had started a
heavy attack near Maknassy II
the central area. but the United
states action east Of r. Guettal
was on a considerable scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Million Man-DaYs Saved

WASHINGTON. April 5 GNS)
The accident prevention pro-
gram OF the United States depart.
ment Of labor saved more than q
million man-days for war produc'
ton last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Greets DRINKS With Spade

NcKEESPORT. Pa April ;
UPl DRINKS who land IN lall
won't idle their time away any
more They arc gwen spade
and put 20 work on the victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
WARNINGS BROADCAST

At the same time. the British
and Algiers radios broadcast warn
ingS 10 French patriots 10 beware
OF unsubstantiated rumors Of
Allied landings on the continent
The broadcasts said the Germans
were spreading such rumors and
might even stage fake landings
themselves in order 10 trick the
patriots into revealing themselves
You'll be told about the be-
ginning of Allied operations on
the continent at the very mo-
ment such operations begin"
the spokesman said.
Radio Moscow reported that
Marshal Rommel had arrived al
headquarters of the newly-forTned
Axis southern defense zone in 4
southern Italian town.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

HOW THE YANKS ARE APPROACHING THE BRITISH
Tunsias northern and southern fronts today where in
the latter Americans advancing along the Gasa Gabes
road nearing junction with Montgomerys advancing
Eighth Army Meanwhile Marshal Romme has made
stand in hastilyconstruced Notifications Indicated
approximately by wedge-sudded line In the north the
British First has taken Cape Serra some 80 miles east
of Bizere while in central section French troops
fighting coordination with Americans beat back attacks
bv Nazi tanks pressed with the Yanks toward Souuse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
PUSH on IN TUNISIA

American and British aircraft
also continued 10 blast enemy air
fields and attack columns and
concentrations along the Tunlslan
fighting fronts, destroying II AXIS
planes. The Allies lost five
The United States forces under
1t Gen. Patton continued TO adj
vance on the southwestern Tunlsla
front, pushing slowly forward
through heavily mined hill country
east of Fl Guettar on the road Ia
Gales.
They took two more hills on
Sunday afternoon IN operations
against a chain of enemy positions
dominating the road from the
north, where the Germans have
many SIS millimeter guns and NOR
tars manned by their best troops
The enemy is making every
effort in this sector 10 prevent
Patton's forces from making a
junction with the British Eighth
Army under Gen Montgomery
which is iabhing ar the German
rear guard about 20 miles north
Of GabcS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

UP NORTH the Spitfres still
are sweeping. BY this time the
shuttle service is in full swing.
Bostons from a desert landing
ground blast MeZzouna. and five
miles away toward MaknasSy
other Bostons flown by Ameri-
cans sweep at 200 feet over A
rocky hillside, laying their
bombs across emplacements of
German 24O-nillimeter guns.
BY Z a. m. somebody calls for
air support 10 soften up German
positions covering a crossroads
In front Of the Allied advance.
The Hurribombers h k 2 out
again with a cover Of Spitfires.
They drop down and plant sew
eral tons of explosives in a
minute.
BY 8 A. m. the Bisleys and
Baltimores which hedge-hopped
from one desert airdrome to an
other all the way from Cairo are
alternating with the Bostons in
the shuttle service
The mediums are bombing up.
A squadron of MarauderS from
back somewhere in Algeria go
tearing off to the Northwest.
Over a valley they pick UP a
squadron of Lightnings as es-
cort. Then they bore through
the African cloud banks toward
La Goulette.
FARTHER BACK Mitchells
take on heavy bombs used
take on heavy bombs used
against shipping, leave the coast
behind and begin quartering the
ocean of Tunis for conveys.
Sometimes they pass a couple OF
long range Hurricanes or Hud-
sons on anti-submarine patrol.
They fly low. with the Light
nings watching above them, and
when they find a target they
drop 70 mast height,
AS BELTS the masters Of the
sky. the Flying Fortresses take
off toward noon, flying In a
tight formation, and return
without their bombs a few hours
later.
Dusk Is coming on. As the Fort
resses land, the mechanics are
raiding the bomb trains from
Wellington 10 Wellington The
night shift is about ready TO
take over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
ADVANCE IN CAUCASUS

Apart from a Russian advance
that resulted IN the capture Of
"StrateGically important positions
IN the Northwest Caucasus. the
midday Communique said there
were no changes anywhere along
the 1S00-mIle front.
Russian newspapers warned that
the new German offensive, or Of
fenSlves, would tax the maximum
strength Of Russia at the fronts
and ia the rear. An editorial IN
the Communist Party organ
Prayda said 1hn-AXlS- vas moving
dozens Of freshly formed divisions
10 the front
Observers believe the predicted
German offensive probably would
be launched an the southern front,
whore the Germans retain stra-
tegic positions and an excellent
network Of railroads.
WOMEN PILOTS ATTACK
BY holding on 10 the Donets
basin. the Germans preserved the
-tHFHtabie Of their offensive toward
the Don. southeast toward the
Caucasus or northeast.
Two Russian women pilots,
Junior Its. Tamara Pamyatnykh
and Raya Zubnachevskaya, were
credited with shooting down two
homberS each on the Belgorod
front Miss Zubnachevskaya's
plane was disabled in the battle.
but she parachuted safely behind
her own lines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

Blasted by j. 5.
In Air-Sed Fight

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA,
April 5 GNS)-Gen. Macarthur
airmen emerged victorious today
from a three-day air-versus-Sea
battle off Kavieng. New Ireland
Island, in which they destroyed or
damaged seven japanese warshlpS
and five merchantmen.
In three successive pre-dawn at
taCkS. Flying FortreSSes of the
Southwest Pacific command de-
Stroyed or dispersed a large con-
CentratiOn of enemy shipping
scoring their greatest victory since
tho Battle Of the Bismarck Bay.
Ranging hoo miles across the
water on Friday Saturday anc
Sunday. NacArthur'S arm Q r
crushed this latest thrust TO Al.
lied positions on New Guinea with
out losing a plane.
3 WARSHIPS SUNK
Two Jap cruisers and a large
destroyer were listed as sunk. Sc
verely damaged were one ligh
cruiser or destroyer, three de
stroyers and five merchantmen TO
falling $4,000 tons.
The two cruisers and the large
destroyer were sunk in Saturday
attack. in which at least two othel
warships were damaged A com
Imunique today said that in Sun
days assault, direct hits wer,
scored on three and possibly fou
vessels, including a light cruise
or destroyer.
The raids were made by II
-FortresSes Friday and eight Of
each of-the two succeeding ddvy
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Air Fleet

CONTINUED from Page Onel

Continued from Page One)
quays and in adjacent industrial
areas.
At the airfeld. bomb bursts Gov
cred the field. Only weak fighter
opposition was encountered, bu'
the bombers met rather heavy
anti-aircraft fire.
BPS Mitchell bombers mean
while swept over shipping in the
harbor of Carlo Forte, in south
western Sardinia, hitting a coastal
ship and nine smaller boats. Other
Mitchells set afire two ships from
a convoy in the Sicilian channel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
100 DIE. NAZIS SAY

At least 100 civilians were
killed. the Nazis claimed.
About 300 persons were hos
pitalized and the toll of the dead
and injured still is mounting as
wreckage is cleare Il away al
the Nazi-controlled
Vichy radio said
An air ministry comn1unique
said that 900 tons OF bombs. equal
IN weight 10 the amount dropped
in The latest raids on Berlin, had
been looSod Saturday night on the
industrial city Of Essen. home OF
the Krupp armament works.
Devastating hits were scored or
the krupp plants and the bomb.
battered city was covered with 2
pail Of smoke, the CommuniquC
said
/ The Essen dofcnScs admittedly
were heavy and the British loS'
.2l hombcrS in the raid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
FIRST BY AMERICANS

The assault was the first by
Americans against a Nazi-con-
trolled manufacturing center in
the Paris region. The Renault
works last were raided on the
night of March 3, 1912. when the
Raj scored more than 500 direct
hits on the plant.
The German radio asserted that
the Fortress attack was clearly
in the nature Of a terror raid.
After admitting that consider
able damage had been done TO
buildings in the Renault factory
area the Nazis stated that many
bombs were dropped on a crowded
race course while others hit sports
grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
War Today
Allies Prove
Control Of Ar
Over TunIs,d
BY Edward W Beattie
RATED rr~.. SIAN Correspondent

THOSE MASTERPIECES o.
under>,atcmont. the daily CONF
munioues. call II intensive air
ACTIVITY But translated INTO
language Of the layman that
means the Allies have proved
they control the ar
l. has beer proved by he Al
lied air offensive against the
AXIS in Tunsa, the Ike OF which
has never been seen this side Of
the battlefelds OF Northern
Europe.
Certainly nothing 20 match II
has been seen since the Germans
struck at the low countries ana
France The Anglo % American
aerial onslaught AZ Fl Alamcn
In Egypt had no better than hal!
ltS strength
RECKONING THE long dis
lance raids on Naples, Palermo
and CaClarl and the systematic
sweeps of the Mediterranean
even the peak Of the Nazi Of
fenSlve against England IN
August 1910 has been matched
daily and put IN the shadow
some days
Take an average day
At 5 a. m as the first Light
touches the Tunlsian peaks they
start warming up the engines az
an airdrome IN the middle OF a
wide valley.
The airdrome is a foot deep
In ruud, hut metal ruUwayS
make il possible for the Spltfres
10 take off. Five minutes later
a squadron circles the field and
sets out on the dawn patrol.
Farther south dozen Hurri-
homhers with -SpitfFe-eseert
roar into the sunrise. Halt an
hour later they are back. their
bombs dumped on tanks concen-
trated for battle,
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GaTden.
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Krazi4 Skerdyn E

ia "ukaza" atmainyti. Kad baznycia pa-
liktu jiems, negriautQ.
Dar pradzioie 1892 metQ zmones nu-
siunte viena toki prasyma gubernatoriui,
kada tas nieko neatsalle, suraSe NADIA
vimus siunte prasyma paciam carui. Vie
na pasiryzo siusti net per Daniios kara
liu, kuris yra Maskoliu caro- girninaitis,
Bet nei viena is tu prasymQ, nors Wis lau-
ke, atsakymo negaVo. IA ten valdzia AZ
caras i musu praSymus atbOja....
Belaukdami nllO caro- atsakymo, BIZ
jodami kad kartais. zandarai ateje neuz-
pecetytu baznycios, zmones nuo Rugsejo
menesio jau dienomis If naktimis pradejo
ia sergeti. Vieni, budavo, iseina, kit jQ
vieta uzima, baznycioi Wis ziburiai ziba
ir Wis znones meldziasi kad P. Dievas ko-
liu nors budu dapadetu jiens aplaikyti
baznycia.
Kurie patys sergeti nejo, negalejo, tie
kitus selpe, maista sergintiems dave. Vi
sas tas maistas buvo suneSama pas zakIis-
tijona Zajauska If namuose KlapatauskQ,
kur isalke sargai galejo nueje pasistip-
rinti
Jeigu kokios, sargams buvo prisakyta
tuoi suskambint varpais tada visi ap-
linkiniai gyventojai skubinsis bazny5ia
ant truksmo, pagalba.
Tie tai sargai nedaleido Kun. Mazei-
kai iSneSti is didziojo altoriaus Sv. Sakra-
menta. " sta pasielgima, paskui, Vii
niaus teisne jie sitaip buvo skundziami:
"Rugsejo S if 9 dienomis, 1893 metals,
Kun Mazeika, po du kartu Wis stengesi
prieiti prie didziojo altoriaus, kad isnesti
is ten Sv. Sacramento, bet zmoniQ buvo
Wis nustumtas il turejo laikyti misias prie
maZoio altorians.
"Beje, dar Rugsejo 3, 1898 nl., Kraziu
klehonas, Kun. RenadZkis, gryzdamas IS
uzlubezio gavo nuo Kauno vyskupo as
meriska rrisakyma kad paimtQ baznycios
raktus il lieptu Kun. Mazeikai ant tn pc
du i$neSti Sv. Sallrament2.
(Bus daugiau)
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AMERIKA GALL IT,
KETIS PROTESTU

Washingtono rasytojas Paul
Mallon viename savo straps
nyje nurodo j pavoju kokis Sc
ka dabar po Maskvos konferen-
cijos. Jis raso:
"Sakysime, jei Stalino-Chur-
chill-Roosevelto susit j k m S
(ka Londono pranesimai skel-
bia) vyks partizaniska krypti-
mi arba leis Europai ipulti j
savitarpines kovas tokiu ele-
mentu kaip demokratai, komu-
nistai, baznycia ir kitu pays
tamu priesingu vieni kittens
elementQ, dideles grupes sioje
salyje prades protestuoti prizes
ta Maskvos sutarti ir il gall
patapti TRIUMPH laiku daugiau
nepopuliariska negu Municho
sutartis, kuri taip klaidingai
isivaizduota pagelbes palaikyti
taika. Calm sulaukti Ameri-
kos Lenku, Lietuviu, Suomiu
ir kitu protestu jog Atlantic
Carteris buvo paneigtas. Net
galima sulaukti kad Sis karas
visu anti-fasistiniu elementu
prizes fasizma gall persimesti
| j kara prizes komunizma = ar
ba demokratija.
"Zmones sveikino Maskvos
sutartis vienam tikslui. Jie
rode savo Wilt kad gal demo-
kratija, imperija ir socialist
mis- kolektivizmas (komuniz-
mas) gyvens greta vienas kito
taikiai. Toje viltyje 81 sails
yra vieninga. Tas sutarimas
isrode NUNS tuliems mazesnes
svarbos, mes mes nieko nesiti-
kim sau. Aisku, trys didzio-
sios pokarines jiegos privalo
gyventi sutartyje. Kitas ko-
kis kelias butu paikas ir ne
limanomas. Didesnis klausimas
yra: kokios rusies sutarimas
Kokios rusies pasaulis
"Hull privede mus prize kryz-
keles, bet kuriuo keliu turin
eiti ir ar mes eisim ismintin-
gu vieningumu kaip privalom,
turi butt nuspresta'.
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RAUD. KRYZlUS
VAISINS KARIUS
SVENTESE

Kaledu sezonas siais metals
prasides anksti Americas Rau-
donajam Kryziui. Taigi tevai
ir motinos gall butt ramus Ii
nodami kad ju sunai kur jie
butu praleis sventes linksmai
neziurint karO.
Nei vienas nebus pamirstas
nei kariai ligoninese, nei tar
naujantieji tolimose nuosaliose
vietose, nei vyrai stovyklose
Visi kurie gales atsilankyti
Raudonojo Kryziaus Nubus il
Notwithstanding vietas arb;
centrus, dalyvaus Kaledu pra
mogose.
Kareiviu hgoninese sioje Sa
Lyle Raud. Kryziaus pagelbi
ninkai apredys eglaites ir pa
puos kambarius: Bus dainuo
jana Kaledu giesmes, ir Raud
Kryziaus Grey Ladies lankys
ligonines Kaledu diena SUI do
vanomis.
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SAKO, TAI ASIES
LAIMEJIMAS

New Yorke' Lapkricio % d.
Lenku surengtame Lenkijos ne
priklausomybes 25 metu sukak-
ties paminejime, buvo pareiks-
ia paneigimai Maskvos konfe-
rencijos sutarimu. Be paciu
Lenku, kalbas sake keli ir Ame-
rikieciai.
Jessie Sumner, Kongreso ma
re is Illinois, pazymejo jog ia
"sutartis Maskvoje yra Asies
laimejimas'.
il stai kaip argumentavo
cite Europos zmones kurie bi-
jojo Stalino ir Hitlerio dabar
turf bijoti Stalino labiau negu
Hitlerio, del to kad Hitlerio Ii
kimas nulemtas, jis bus nuga-
letas Alijantu jiegomis, kuo-
met Stalinas rengiasi valdyti
Europa savo budu, ir ia jo val
dyma uzgarantuoja AlijantQ
organizacija".
Tx Senatorius Brewster sa-
vo kalboje paminejo jog gall
ma pasitiketi Cordell Hull de-
damoms pastangoms atgauti
laisve prispaustoms tautoms"
ir kad Maskvos sutartis menu
kerta Lenkijai progu po karc
vel tapti nepriklausoma.
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SAUGOJIMAS BAZNYCIOS

Pasakoiau pirmiau kad Kraziu pa
rapijos baznycia buvo medine if jau ge-
rokai susenus.
Prizes keliolika metu Krazieciai maty-
dami kad senoji baznycia yra anksta pra-
,se Maskoliu valdzios kad daleistu rinkti
pinigus del aptaisymo vienuolyno bazny-
Clos, kuri stovejo viduryje miestelio il j
kuria daugelis is Krazieciu ejo melstis.
Nuo senoves mat prie tos baznycios buvo
|priprate.
Valdzia daleido.
Temyk dabaltes, mielas skaitytojau:
zmones rupinosi, zmones dejo pinigus =
taise baznycia, ir valdzia jiems tai dalel-
do. @ kaip tik spejo sutaisyti, ia patti val
dzia zmonenls pranese kad ia tik ka su-
taisyta baznycia turi butt uzdaryta, pas
kui - sugriauta!
Gelezines reikia Strides kad neinirsti
Kad tap kitokiens zmonems, tuoj rodos
kirvius pagriebe butQ eje ant vieno - zVl-
ii ar butt . Lietuviai vienok kantrus
Atiaute skausma gilume Strides, bet ] vir-
SUI neislieio. Kente ir lauke.
Tue tarpu dave jiems kas ten patari-
ma kad rinktu parasys If prasytu valdzlos
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A. | II 7 Y S
Y. ]. E.


znogiSka sirdis tu1i Dirma iStirpti,
lyg metalas, IL tik tuonlet il tegai for
muotis j geistina charakteTi,
Kas padaro vietos savo Sirdyje XII
items tas Vra meillai pTiimtaS visur.
Kas neparodo savo meiles, tas nemyh.
Rytojus yra Sios dienos satyra. 49,. IL
parodo jos silpnybe.
ASaros yra tyli Sirdg6los kalba.
Moteries prigimta misija yra myle
ii, -, myleti bent Viena. =. . myl6ti visa
Ola.
Vyras iiesko meil6je moteries; mote
ris iie$ko meileje vyro.
GVVenlmas yra pertrumpaS kOketel...
suvaidinti visas savo meiles klastybes.
Meile yra zmOgaus gyVeninas.
Liudnas yTa gyVenlmas to kurs ME
kad nera buVes pOetu.
Ne!auk rytojau kad taDti isnintingu;
1ytdienos saule gal nepatek6s tau.
Skaitymas yra didingas kelias ] inte-
lektuale aukStybe
Tikrai geros knygos yra daugiau ne
gu aukso kasyklos items kurie pajiegia
jas suprasti. JOS yra prabegusiQju laikQ
dideliu sicily kvepavimas. Genius nera IS
balsamuotas lose, jis gyvena animal.
LOgika dirba; metafizika galv0ia.
lalentdS Eta Jlegd az 2dOuIlas W l'lo
to kulis protauja budriai nuo priezasties
j paselIme.
zmoeus turi augti laisvai, Jam rel
| kia laisves oro il minties saul6s Sviesybes.
Jis turi nukresti mo savo proto visas veid-
nanyste5 dukes.
Vienintele sventa religija yra ia ku-
ri rodo kelia perdem Sta pasaull, 0 ne
busimaii = pomirtini. Jokia moralu sis
tema negali tiesti pagrindu ant ponlirtl-
nio gyvenimo.
eDEVYNIOLlKOJE valstijQ sioie salyje
augina vata, Texas valstija duoda jos daugiau-
! sia, apic 25 nuos viso derliaus.