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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-05

] me. Velika preiskava proti Ia
Thu Sc je razprsila v peno, poca-
katie BE mesec. pa bcdete zasu-
demo strneli. Sasjegradskemu
! silovitezu ne rnorenno raynim
| potion odvzeti kraljeve podpore,
ampak po ovinkih. !"
/ Frankopan prebere pismo,
stisne ustne in reee, polozivsi
list ma miro:
"Prav ste rekli, reverendis-
SINE, vojaki smo, a " drzavnih
poslih otroci, ker mislimo, da
vecna pravica nikoi ne drem-
Ie."
XXI.
Ma dan svete Marjete popol-
dne - bill je krasen dan v me-
secu rnalem srpanu - zavije le-
pa kocija skozi vrata susjegrad-
SKA. Gospod Tahi gre, kakor da
je prieakoyal goste, il sobe,
|sprejme zelo prijazno prisleca
lin jih pelje v svoje stanovanje.
Bila sta " kolikor Sc je moglo
soditi po navihanih brkih in
cudni latinscini, tujca. Eden IL
med njiju, debel elovek cvetoee-
ga ica in nosa, Sc je zval Ju-
rij Hoszu, drugi, sub, majhne
postave, venomer kasljajoc in
rumen, pa Sc je imenoval An
drej Majtenyi: oba sta bila Ma
cara, oba carinarja il Nedel-
Sea. Poslala ju je kraljeva kan
celia kot pooblascenca, da pre-
iskujeta in poravnata razpor
med kraljevimi ljudmi in med
Tahom. Toliko Sc je izvedelo il
pripovedovanja koeijaza Med
murca. Mazarska gospoda 81
malo ogledata grad, in ko pride
drugo jutro v grad Stefan Or
dak, da Sc jima pokloni, 1--we,
da sta sla pooblascenca Ia
hom zjutraj zgodaj ma low prot
Stubici, in da Sc vrnejo tezko
pred osmimi dnevi. Desetega
dine Sc zaslisi pred gradom We
lik hrup. Celia jata psov Sc ma
vail ma dvorisce, "a mimi ma
konju komisarja in Tahi svo-
jim simon Gabrijelom, XII "a
kliee Bosnjaku, maj pride popoL
dne Grdak v grad h gospodi in
maj prinese racune in vse klju-
&c.
| Pc obedu so sedeli ma Susie
du "a mizo gospod Hoszu, XII je
srpo zrl predse in 81 trebil 70
be, Majtenyi, XII je ril svojim
krivim nosom v pisma, in 60
spod Tahi, vedrega obraza, pol
nee komisarjema case.
Ergo magnifice," prien
lMajtenyi pocasi S hresceeim gla-
som, "kupna pogodba je pod
pisana, nase delo dokoncano
Sedaj pozovemo Sc Grdaka ma
traeun."
/ "Hvala wanna, plemenita 60
[spoda, "a vase dobroto in pra.
vicnost," rece Tahi, "nazadnje
Sc zahvahm tudi kraljevi svet.
losti. Ia mali dar, XII sem ga bill
wanna predal, je samo del mole
| dolzne zahvale, a skrbel bonn
da wanna obilneje povrnem.
| Majtenyi Sc zahvali priklo'
4 nom in Hoszu pripomni:
/ "Lepe lovske pse innate, ma.
gnifice; JAZZ Sc ma to razumem
4 JAZZ sem lovec."
/ "Izbral bonn "a vas par an.
lgleskih psov, domino Hoszu, .
fodvrne Tahi, "jaz Sc ne pecan
toliko Z mimi, ii so glavna "a.
bava mojega Gabrijela."
| "Gratias, magnifice," pokima
| Hoszu, "vas sin je izvrsten 60
|spodic"
| v tenn trenutku stopi v sobe
Grdak in Sc prikloni. Hoszu ga
pogleda prezirljivo cd nog dc
glave in upravitelj zardi.
4 "Ste vi Grdak ?" vprasa Maj
tenyi. ii
The Western news., 1944-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Coffman and
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Baeth of Troy
were Libby callers Sunday night,
The Western news., 1944-02-10

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coffman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Baeth of Troy
were Libby callers Sunday night
Charles Carr left for Colorado on
a business trip Saturday, after
spending a week here visiting his
wife and son, David.
w. H. Kemp reports that he and
partners have put up their sum-
mer's supply of ice at their cabin
on Thompson lake. He says it was
Al ice, about IL inches thick and
clear as crystal.
Art Larson came Wednesday for
couple days visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Larson and
other relatives. Larson has just
lcompleted his boot training at Far
ragut Naval Base.
Sgt. Lamar Rowland arrived in
Libby Wednesday evening to spend
weeks furlough with his mother,
Mrs. M. D. Rowland. Sgt Rowland
is in the special service branch OF
the Air Corps at Greensboro, N. c.
| Billie Schermerhorn is spending q
short furlough with his mother. He
leaves Saturday for San Francisco
! with expectations Of being sent over
He now holds the rank of &c Pet
tv officer having been promoted
from &c gunner's mate. He says
Libby surely looks grand to him..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Rice left Mon
day for Lowell, Wyo., where they
will visit sister They also plan
on visiting brother in Manchester
Wyo., before going on to Sheridan
Wyo., where they will visit with
Mr.. Rice's father and brother. They
plan on being gone about five
/ weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Krall were ir
Spokane last week going in to at
tend to business matters and also
to hear the singing of the three
t operas, Aida" Faust" and Car
| men, all of which they greatly
enjoyed. They also had the pleas
ure of seeing the big bond selling
parade staged there the latter par
Of the week
| A farewell party was held at the
Chapman home Saturday evening
for Gene Chapman and Bill Viii
liams, who are going into the armec
| forces. Those present to celebrate
the occasion were Lillian Johanson
/ Fern collars. Faith collars, Florence
Hennessv. Colleen Powell, Raymond
| Rowe. Bill Williams, Geo. Walsh
and Gene and BOP Chapman.
The Western news., 1944-02-10
JOSEPH HERBST PASSES

Joseph Herbst was born in Ger
many April n, 1870, and passed
away at the Montana State Tuber-
culosis Sanitarium at Galen Feb
ruary l, 1914, at the age of 73 years
and months.
Joseph Herbst came to the United
States in 1893. During the years
1918-l925, he lived in the Yaak dis
trict, where he carried mail. He
later moved to Butte, Mont, where
he resided until he went to the
hospital.
Funeral services were held at the
Gompf Funeral Chapel, Monday,
Feb. 2, with the Rev. E. Roy Fort Of
ficiating Two lovely solos were
sung by Mrs. Geo. Baker. Burial
was in the Libby cemetery.
Left to survive Mr.. Herbst are
one sister. Mrs. John Barris of Rose
vile, Calf. and one brother, Erd-
man Of Troy, Mont.
The Western news., 1944-02-10
Pomona Officers
Hold Meeting

Officers Of the Montana State
Grange held school for deputies,
Pomona masters, lecturers and sec
retaries in Kalispell February 5
and g.
State officers in attendance were
Master L. A. Sutherland: Grace
Hall, lecturer; Orin Kendall, secre-
tarv. Mabel Grosswiler. Juvenile
matron, L. G. Dandanville, execu-
tive committee.
Deputy masters included A. G..
Mackey, Russell Wilmert and Elsie
| Nero.
Pomona masters were Winton
Wevdemeyer, Harry Jessups, Mr.
Gullickson and Mrs. Hersman, Mr..
p Argo,
Pomona lecturers, Mrs. Doris Bell
Mrs Gullickson, Miss Elizabeth
Oneal, Miss Gladys Sepes and Miss
Nero.
| Pomona secretaries. Mrs. r. r.
Beebe, Mrs. S. H. Irvine. Mr.. Tai
madge, Mrs. Devil Clark, Mrs.
p Argo.
| State officers held conferences on
both days, giving information valu-
able to all in conducting officers
schools in each county this spring.
Various points of the Grange
program were explained and dis
cussed VI
! On SATURDAY. night the visiting
I Grangers attended roast pork
dinner at Fastside Grange The ev-
ening meeting was given over to
I tho exer1nlification Of the secret
work under the direction Of Elsie
/ Nero and Flovd Johnson
/ Denuties will arrange for officers
iof subordinate Granpes in their
counties before long Thov will be
assisted hv the Pomona master. lee
4 turer and secretary
GRANGE REPORTER.
The Western news., 1944-02-10
Libby Drops Two
|On Home Floor J!

Libby high school dropped their
first home games of the season this
past weekend, losing to Bigfork and
Columbia Falls.
Friday nights game. was with
Bigfork with Libby losing 30-l6.
The Libby players did not play
their usual game, having difficulty
in handling the ball and missing
more of their shots than usual.
On Saturday night Libby met
Columbia Falls. the highest rating
team in the district and although
they lost 1923, thev played a much
improved game over the previous
night. Libby took the lead early,
with Gerald Neils dropping through
four quick baskets and maintained
that lead all the way through the
game until the closing minutes OF
the last quarter. BY that time Lib
bys first team had been fouled out
of the game and the Libby Reserves
were not able to keep Columbia
Falls from closing the gap.
The game was marked with much
fouling on both sides, with rs fouls
chalked up against Libby and Ia
against Columbia Falls. Columbia
Falls lost two from their starting
lineup by fouls with Libby losing
four. Libby players made good
81 per cent of their field goal at
tempts while Columbia Falls made
q per cent.
The locals meet Flathead Reserves
here on Saturday evening
The Western news., 1944-02-10

his recent discharge from active
service. He writes that I was re-
leased from active service and
transferred to the enlisted reserve
corps Then ordered back to my
former job with Consolidated Vul-
tee Aircraft Corporation Of San
Diego
Peter @. Larsen, Jr., has recently
been promoted from corporal to
sergeant. He is in the marines and
is stationed at San Diego, Calf.
Ray v. Enders of Libby is now
located in Australia and has re-
Gently been promoted to the rank
of sergeant. He is in the medical
corps.
Robert (Bud) Vinion, yoeman
&c U. S. Navy, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. S. Vinion of Libby, returned
home last Saturday for leave from
duty. He has just returned from the
Hawaiian Islands and South Pa
cific where he saw action in the
Gilberts and off TaraWa He will
leave Friday for San Diego from
where he will be transferred to a
college training program for Of
ficers training.
S/Sgt Duane Whitehouse, who is
stationed at San Juan, Puerto Rico,
has recently received promotion
which gives him the rank Of staff
sergeant. Sgt. Whitehouse writes
that many lovely things can be pur-
chased there for a very nominal
sum, that would cost a great deal
The Western news., 1944-02-10
3 H8R Klws I! O. !'!l!y! ova
X5% !: stS;;1sSst" ss,soss

dress rehearsal phases of train
ing which will send them into ac-
ton on Invasion Bay.
Guided only by the sound and
flash of the enemy guns, these men
will direct the fire of their own bat
teries to silence hostile positions.
They also observe the fire of their
own guns, SO that ranges may be
adjusted with deadly accuracy.
They also provide friendly ar
tillery with valuable meterologi-
cal data.
Soldiers of this particular unit,
which employs l55-millimeter how
itzers. are all veterans Of the Des-
ert Training Center in California,
where they gained valuable expe-
rience in extensive maneuvers. In
addition to their job as unit. each
man is trained in the use of in
dividual weapons. from the car
bine to the heavy machine gun.
Cpl. Moritz ]. Gehre of Fortine is
a member of this unit.
Wallace Ivan Torrey of Eureka,
Mont, was inducted into the u. S.
Navy as A. S., V-6, USNR, at Hell
ena February i. He has been trans
ferred to NTS, Farragut, Idaho.
i Verle Olson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
i Leonard Olson Of Libby, has been
promoted to sergeant. Sgt. Olson is
some place in the South Pacific.
Cpl. Richard w. Clark has. ar
rived safely in North Africa.
Sgt. George P. jacobson returned
:. to overseas duty, where he haC
served IA months, after spending q
Today furlough at home, and with
friends and relatives at Newport
Wash
Word comes to his mother in Lib
by Mrs. Charles Fox, that Sgt
Lionel Van Horn has recently beer
released from an army hospital a
! Augusta, Ga. He states that 96 sol
diers took down with the flu at one
time.
~
Henry Merel of the Troy distric
recently received a letter from hi
son. Emile Merel, who has seen /;
great deal of fighting in the Afri
can and Italian fronts. Emile wa
well when the letter was written
He landed at Casablanca in the frs
big drive and took part in the fight
ing in north Africa, at Tunis AM
elsewhere. His detachment was thel
sent across into Italy and was il
action around Naples. They hav'
since moved farther inland, fight
! ing all the way.
Word comes from Eugene But
. with the U. S. navy, that he is nov
! a machinist mate 3rd class. H
.. writes that he recently found ou
that one of his superior officers, b.
] the name Of Brock, used to live il
Libby number of years ago.
Pvt. Margaret Ethel Smith. form
= erly of Lincoln county, was mem
. Der of the Women's Army Corp
unit which recently left Fort De
! Moines, Ia, for duty with the Arm.
at the WAC Detachment, For
] Bragg, N. G.
! Another class of aerial trigger
. men to guard Army Air Forces
hombers was graduated this wee
from the Harlingen Army Air Fielc
aerial. gunnery school Of the AAl
] Training Command. and among tn
!. qualified "Sharpshooters of tn
Sky was Cpl Ralph E. Spencer
! son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Spence
.. of Libby. Along with his diploma h
! received a pair Of Aerial Gunner
.. wings and promotion in grade.
] A note from Adolph Zajanc give
a little more information regardin
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The Western news., 1944-02-10
MR.. AND MRS. RACICOT
HONORED

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Racicot were
the guests of honor at surprise
party given in observance of their
fortieth wedding anniversary, Sat-
urday evening. Four tables of pi-
nochle were in plau during the ev-
ening. A very nice lunch was served
at midnight.
The Western news., 1944-02-10
"CALLING THE SHOTS" FOR
INVASION OF EUROPE

Headquarters, European Theatre
of Operatlons.-Firing the United
States Army Field Artillery guns
on the enemy is not merely a ques-
ton of pulling lanyard and watch
ing the shell burst.
Highly specialized crews are
necessary for observation and fire
control, and these crews, with their
units, are now undergoing the final
The Western news., 1944-02-10
HOSPITAL NOTES

Born to Mr.. and Mrs David Will
son, Troy, daughter on Feb. 2.
Ed. Henrichs was admitted as
medical patient Monday.
Mrs. C. C. Culverwell of Troy was
admitted Monday as medical pa
tient, and Helen Church of Libby
was a medical patient admitted Sat-
urday.
The Western news., 1944-02-10

Having income tax troubles? Con-
suit j. B. Farris, notary public-he
will help you. Evening appoint
ments. Phone 7J3, Troy. 1t
The Western news., 1944-02-10

Where did you get the black
eye, Corporal?'
in the war"
What WARP"
"The boudoir. '-Bagology.
The Western news., 1944-02-10

Sgt. George P. Jacobson returned
to overseas duty, where he had
served IA months. after spending a
Today furlough at home, and with
friends and relatives at Newport,
Wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26

Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower. Allied invasion Chief. 'nspee
force of his ormy Of destiny somewhere
in enoIond With him wotoh the force moneuvers were
his two British deputy commanders Gen Montgomery right
and Air Chief Morshoi Tedder. just behind Montgomery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26

Riding in q holt trock Gen Eisenhower and his deputy
hove eondsond Of the omored
Gen Montgomery at left ond Air Chief Morsho Tedder looks
through binoculars
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
PITTSBURGH
Atsimete Is Slav1z
Kongreso

Kaip zinoma, prizes kelis me-
tus Amerikoje susitvere SlaVll
Kongresas, bendrai koVai uz
Slavu tautu interesus. Taciau
i ta kongresa sulindo daugiau-
sia bolsevikai ir prad6jo atVi-
raj dirbti uz Sovietus.
siomis dienomis tareiske sa-
vo atsistatydinimq is Americas
Slavu Kongreso Pittsburghc
veikejas Gregory Zatkovich
savu laiku buves karpato-Ru-
su valstijos gubernatorius Ce-
koslovakijoje. Jis itare kcn-
gresa patekus komunistQ kon-
trolei if kongresas daugiau ne
gall dirbti darbus kuriuos jis
originaliai buvo uzsibrezes.
Kick Xxi $iol nudirbo ginda-
mas nazesniu Slavu tautu ne.
priklausomybe, savo darba at
liko, sako Zatkovich. Toliau
laikytis tame Slavu Kongrese
ir gelbeti komunistams jis ne
mato reikalo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
KOVA
PRASlDEDA

DemokratQ ir RepublikonQ
prezidento rinkimu vajus vel
inejo j senoviska politiska pur-
w vienas kitam drabstymo
paproti kai prabilo Roosevelt
ir pradejo mesti Dewey kalti-
minus uz jo pareikstas min
It's ir padarytus priekaistus
Dcmokratams.
Dewey is savo puses griebe-
81 karstai ir grieztai atakuoti
Roosevelta, skelL damas atiden-
gsias Roosevelto rekordus il
toliau nekalbes apie j ir De-
mokratus svelniai.
Dewey atsakydams j pirmu-
tine Roosevelto kalba, kuri bu-
vo taikyta igilti RepublikonQ
kandidatui, sake prezidentas
"jau numete savo skauke ne
politiskos' kampanijos, ir iau
griebesi klastingu kaltininu ir
neteisingu priekaistu".
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MIRIMAI
MIRE ISEIVJAI AA1ERIkOS LlEIUVlAl
(znos aie Letuvs Shame skyruje apnama dyka'

PLIKUNIENE Solomeja, mire
.Birz. 80, Oregon City, Ore.
(Birzu ap., Pasvalio par.)
KCNDRECKAS Jonas, So M,
mire Rugs. men,, Sheboy-
gan, Wis. (Marijampoles ap.
Plutiskiu par.)
KACEVICIUS Anupras, II m.
mire Rugsejo M, Sheboy-
gan, Wis.
JAKOVIC ALBINA (Ragutis),
SO metu, mire Rugsejo M,
Sheboygan, Wis.
YUsKA Louis, pusamzls, MI
re, Rugsejo 10, Chicagoje.
(Skuodo par, Erzlos kaim.)
Amerikoje isgyveno 81 me-
GARVINAVICIUS Ignas, 50
metu, mire Liepos 30, Pitts
burgh, Pa. {Suvalku redy-
hos, Amenos k.)
JUODSNUKIENE Agota, 62
m., mire Detroite, palaldota
Rugs. 10, pamaldos atslbu-
vo sv. Jurgio bazny1oJe.
Us Lietuvos paejo Marijam-
poles ap., Plutiskiu par.)
VASILIAUSKAS Feliksas, 60
M, mire Birz. %, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Paliko sum- IL du-
kteri, viena broli, iris sese-
ris ir daug giminiu cia Ame-
rikoie ir Lietuvoje. (kauno
ap., Seredziaus par, karal-
girio vienk.) Paliko multi
dime visus. Amino atilslo
, jo sielai. oesuo'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
KAIP SIUSTI KALE-
DU DOVANAS
KARIAMS

Armijos ir Laivyno pastas
pazysni ireikala ,pakuoti Kale-
du dovanas, siunciamas uzju-
rim kareiviams, stiprias me-
talines, medines ar tvirto, po-
pierio dezes. Dezes reikia ap-
riSti stipria virvute, aiskiai uz-
adresuoti. Popieros dezes rel
kia dar is virSaus apvynioti
stipriu vyniojamu popieriu, XII
taip siuntinis suplysta.
Atminkit: kareiviams Kale-
dimes dovanos turf butt iSsius-
tos ne veliau Spaliu Is d.
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ANGLIAkASIAI TU-
RI Butt PASIREN-
GE STREIKUI

John L. Lewis, United Mine
Workers unijos prezidentas,
baigiant angliakasiu dvimetini
suvaziavima Cincinnati, Ohio.
pareiske isvykstantiems dele
gatams sugryzus namon par
vezti pusei milijono maineriu
zinia kad butu pasirenge strei'
kuoti 1915 metu Balandzio me-
nesi, kuomet baigsis dabartine
angliakasiu unijos sutartis ST
kasyklu kompanijomis.
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metu sukakties pamineJlmo
banketan.

metu sukakties pamineJlmo
banketan.
Brolis A. Snapauskas kvieti-
mo laiske tarp kitko raso: 20
dabar mes Lietuviu UkesQ KIu-
bas turesime 25 metQ pamlne-
lima kaip pirkome svetalne'
Spaliu /, 1914, tur6sime vaka-
riene su prakalbomis. Kadan-
gi jus buvote geriausias musQ
organizatorius arba vadas tai
Lawrence Lietuviai bel kluble-
ciai turetu didziausia garbe
JUS pamatyti If iSgirsti jusQ
kalba, jei aplinkybes jun pa
velytu atvaziuoti. Jusu visuo-
meniskus darbus mes cia gl-
liai ivertiname" ".... If tt.
Dalyvauti sukaktuvese pasl-
zadejau, kaip nepasizadesi to-
ki atminima caves, bet su pra-
kalba tai jau kitas dalykas
TaGiau pasizadu atlikti if ia
nors gal ne taip gerai kaip XII,
tados galejau.
Z. Jankauskas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29
MIRE MOTlNA

CADILLAC, Mich. = Nuo
sirdgelos mira motina, Mrs.
Reuben Fleury, netekus triju
aavo sunu. il Mrs Rugsejo
IS d. Buvo gavus zinia kad
sunus leitenantas zuvo kare
Naujoj Guinejoj, Pacifike, ki-
tas sunus uzmuStas eksplozi-
joje kareiviu stovykloje Camp
Swift, Texas, trecias tape
suzeistas Prancuzijoje. V. Nj
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-29

paskutinis sios vasaros isva-
ziavimas. Toki isvaziavima kas
meta surengia sv. Jurgio pa
rapijos klebonas Kun. ]. Ci-
zauskas, vasaros sezono uzbal-
gimui.
Diena buvo grail ir silta
zmoniu buvo daugybe tik
grybu nebuvo. Mes pirmiau
budavo ten prisigrybaudavom
bet dabar ten jau trobomis ap-
statyta, keliai isvedziota, kun
cia grybai if beaugs.
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NEWARK, N. J.
SVARPUS TAUTINIQ VEL
KEJU SUSIRINKIMAS

Vasaros laiku, kada oras Sill
tas, Didziojo New Yorko vi
suomeninis tautinis veikimas
paprastai apsilpsta. Bet ato-
stogu laikui praejus vel Wis
kas atsinaujina.
Stai Rugsejo 16, Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos 3-5ias sky
rius surenge prakalbas Lietu-
viz saleje, atidarymui veikimo
sezono. Kalbejo Julius Sme-
tona ir X. S. Karpius is Gle
ve1ando, ir Jonas Valaitis is
Brooklyno. Prakalbos pavyko
ne tik kalbu atzvilgiu, bet ga
ma daug susirinko ir patriotin-
gu Lietuviu, kurie Lietuvos
vadavimo reikalams suaukojc
grazia suma pinigu ir ispirkc
didoka skaiciu knygu Time
less Lithuania".
Kalboms pasibaigus parody
ia judomuose paveiksluose We
! lionies Lietuvos Prezidento A
! Smetonos apsilankymo Cleve
Iande vaizdai, DR.. Vinco Ku
dirkos ir DR.. Jono Basanavi
claus paminklai ir iskilmes
Lietuviu Kulturiniame Darze
lyle Clevelande ir pagaliau a
a. Prezidento Smetonos laido
tuves.
Pc apeigu saleje, rengeja
veikojQ susirinkimo visus tau
tininkus veikejus pribuvusiu
ta vakrq, pakviete j ponu Ire
cioku namus pasikalbeti. Vel
kejai daIyvavo is New Jersey
Ohio, ir Didziojo New Yorkc
sios apielinkes buvo skaitlin
gal Representatives..
Apkalbeta ellie klausimQ, ap
sistojant daugiau prie svarbi
dienos klausimu. Nusistatyt
remit Bendras Amerikos Lie
tuviu Fondas. Artejant seS
tam Amerikos,a Karo Paskolo
vajui, nutarta darbuotis ka
Americas Lietuviai vel pirkt
karo bonus kuolabiausia.
Apkalbeta ellie reikalQ, al
tautin5s sroves reikalai, kai
tai kitas suvaziavimas, ir tt.
Sis veikeju susirinkimas bl
vo galimas deka ponams A.
Treciokams, w. Diliams, P.
Gudui ir Budreckui, items Ne
Jersey veikejams. Jiems re
kia padekoti uz davima rude
Mo veiklos sezono dilgsnio.
Ponia Treciokiene jau ger;
. isalkusius mitinguotojus pava
o,ydino skaniais uzkandziais
Visi dalyviai issiskirste W
lai paryciu, su mintimi darbu
It's uzsibreztam tikslui.
]. Praeivis
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NIRE UKRAINIETIS MU-
ZIKAS a. KOSYC

Kaip pranesa vietos Ukrai-
nieciu dienrastis Svoboda, la
bal Lietuviams prielankus lai-
krastis, Kanadoje, Winnipege,
Rugseio p d. mire Prof. Dr.
Aleksandras KoSyc, SO m. am
ziaus, siQ dienu zymiausias
Ukrainu tautos muzikos kom-
pozitorius. gines if auges Dl-
dzioioj Ukrainoj, po Rusais.
Nuo Lietuviu jam pasako-
me: Ilsekit ramybeje animal
X. Vidikauskas.
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REGISTRUlOKITES

Dabartinfu laiku Pittsbur-
CHE ir Penusylvanijoje atsibu-
ma pilieciq uzsiregistravimas
lad galetq Lapkricio 7 balsuo-
tt prazidento rinkimuose.
LietuV;2i nepraleiskit neuz-
siregistrave.
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kIRE 12,80o lsEg-
VIZ LIETUVlU

Su Shame numeryje paduo-
damais mirusiu Lietuviu var
dais, mirusiq skaicius, skelbia
mu Shame skyriuje, nuo Vasa-
rio menesio, 1887 metQ, paste
ke jau 1880.
PraneSimal apie mirusius
Lietuvius cia talpinami memo
kamai.
GUMANSKIENE Katre (Gird-
vainyte), 70 M, mire Rugs.
l, So. Boston, Mass. (Luokes
parap.) Amerikoje isgyvenc
virs so metu.
RAMU1YTE (vardas nepazy-
metal, jaunuole, mire Rugs
men,, Bridgeport, Conn.
SIPAITIS Antanas, "a M, mi
re Rugs. 7, Chicagoje, kul
buvo ir gimes.
TARVID1ENE Marijona (Ud
rakaite), seno amz., mir,
Rugs. 6, Chicagoj. (siaulil
ap., zagares p., Laizuvos k.
Amerikoj isgyveno 80 metu
KAZLAUSKAS Ipolitas, Al IN
mire Birz. 19, Valentin Al
sina, Argentinoje. (Joniski
p, Stebuliu k.)
ABRASINSKlENE Mare ca
liukaite), 81 m., mire Biri
"a, Montevideo, Urugvaju.
ZARECKAS Mykolas, &c m
mire Rugs. 3, Springfield
Ill. (Marijampoles app
STACILAUSKAS Juozas, 5
m., mire Rugs. 23, Los Al
geles, Cal.
RUDOKIENE E. mire Rug
%, Cambridge, Mass.
PUZINIENE Ursule, mire
Rugsejo, Cambridge, Mass.
JESIUNIENE p, mire Rug
2, Cambridge, Mass.
CESNULEVICIUS Stasys, m
re Rugs. M, Shenandoah
Pa.
CEPONIS Juozas, So met
mire Rugsejo menesi, KulI
mont, Pa.
PAULAUSKIENE Mare,
metu, mire Bal. 26, Wilke
Barre, Pa. (Marijamp. az
= Sasnavos par.)
i! SIMANAVICIUS Dominikas,
60 metu, mire Rugs. 8, S
Boston, Mass. (siauliV al
Kursenu par, Varbu3iu k,
JANKAUSKAS Juozas, pu
: amzis,, mire Rugsejo 8, CT
cagoje. (siauliu miesto).
. KEVEZA Jurgis, seno am
l. mirz Rugs. 10, Chicagoje.