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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-06

American nations and for their rep
resentation in making of all plans
for the political, military, economic
and social security of all the peo-
Piles of the Americas"
Moved by the plight of the West
Indian masses despite their contri-
button of wealth to European en-
pires and their sacrifices in the pres
ent war against nazism and fascism,
the conference committee stressed
it's demand for Specific inclusion of
the Caribbean peoples in the plans
of the conference for postwar re-
habilitation and social security"
Other points of the program call
for practical recognition of the
age-long objective of the West In
dian peoples for voluntary fedora
ton.
Guarantees for the abolition of
all discriminatory laws and prac-
tices based on race, religion, color,
or previous condition of servitude
oppression, and for the assurance
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01

Mrs. Helene Burke left last week
for Portland, Ore, to spend some
time with her husband, Seaman
First Class Edward Burke, who is
in port from overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilmar Wage had
as guests last week Mrs. Wages
%nieces, Mrs. Pauline Daniels and
daughter Betty Joy of Townsend
and Mrs. S. Whitcanack of Helena.
They arrived on the oath which was
the first birthday of Betty Joy.
Mrs. j. G. Mace received a tele-
phone call this week from her
brother, Fireman Second Glass Ken
meth Brickman, who had landed in
the states from overseas and was
returning Immediately to the South
Pacific.
Mrs. Carl Burke and Mrs. Maude
Roberts were h~ostesses at a party
Sunday honoring their granddaugh-
ter, Joyce Burke, on her fifth birth
day. The party was at Mrs. Rob
erts' home and guests were Larry
Mayes, Jerry and Janice Heiser,
Jeanie Benin, Ronnie Brown, Mango
ALEX, Lee VanNice, Gayle Burke,
Darlene and Audrey Moon, Miss
Norma Burke and the honor guest,
Joyce Burke.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01

Mrs. F. N. Barney and Mrs. ]. c.
Gruhlke have had as guests their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dean
of Albion, Mich.
Mrs. Fred Scheidecker and son
Andy and her sister, Mrs. Alvin
Livingston and daughter Lynne,
were guests from Billings of Mrs.
Emma S~cheidecker.
Miss Florence Shirk has returned
home from Pratt, Kan, where she
spent several weeks of her summer
vacation with her mother, Mrs. H.
P. Shirk.
Mrs. Helen Shearer had as guests
last week her nieces, Miss Helen
Bollum and Mrs. Janet Bollum who
were en- route from Seattle to their
homes in Farwell, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Mace and
children returned Sunday from a
weeks vacation spent at Mcleod on
the Boulder.
Miss Rosalyn Karnes arrived last
week from Missoula to spend some
time with her aunt, Mrs. H. E.
Starkey and attend school. She
will be a junior in high school. Miss
Karnes is the daughter of Mrs.
Helen Unger, a former Laurel resi-
dent, and was born here.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01
Takes Lot to Sink One
Of Uncle Sans Ships

WASHINGTON.-A torpedo from
a U-boat clipped off the stern of
the destroyer escort Fogg, but her
crew got her safely to a friendly
port 400 miles away.
The action occurred last Deem
Der 20 north of the Azores in the
Atlantic, but the navy withheld the
story until recently. The Fogg has
been repaired and is ready to fight
again.
The torpedo ripped into the ship
just aft of the deckhouse when she
turned to give assistance to a dis
abled landing ship in a convoy. The
explosion hurled the Fogg's fantail
into the air and the entire stern sec
ton began to settle.
Within minutes, a third of the ship
was flooded. A bulkhead athwart-
ships kept her a%f1oat, however, until
the remaining two-thirds of the ship
could be made watertight.
Finally, the entire stern section
sheared off.
The remainder of the ship re-
gained buoyancy and another vessel
took the Fogg in tow. A jury rud-
der vas rugged up, the ship was bal
lasted, and eventually the Fogg was
taken in tow and returned to the
United States.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01
NeW Jet Plane Is
Faster Than Sound
Reaches Speed Higher Than
EUer Before KnOWn.

SWAMPSCOTT, MASS.-A super
jet propulsion engine, the most pow
erful aircraft engine in the world,
was unveiled here recently.
Details were revealed at the end
of a ~three-day jet propulsion and
gas turbine conference.-the first OF
its kind ever held.
The engine, used to drive the army
air forces Lockheed P-80, was de-
veloped by General Electric engi-
neers and is being produced at its
West Lynn plant for the army air
corps.
The super jet engine drives the
P-80 Shooting Star faster than any
other plane has ever flown. 1t de-
velops a speed which engineers hint
is faster than the 780 mile an hour
speed of sound.
Force from the engine is so ter
rife that steel fences must be placed
in front of the jet during tests to
prevent brick walls in the testing
laboratory from being blasted to
bits.
The engine generates virtually no
vibration eliminating a factor
which causes much pilot fatigue. It
has only one moving part-an i'm
peller and turbine connected to
shaft. Frequently the air condensed
by the impeller is so degrees below
zero, while that pouring through the
turbine buckets is 1900 degrees Fab
renheit or more.
The super jet engine when at full
speed has a deafening sound which
can be heard for miles. 1t is built
to be easily mounted so that it can
be installed in a matter of minutes.
Any type of fuel, including kerosene,
a be used to power the super jet
engine.
Brig. Gen. Lawrence C. Craigie,
deputy chief of the air technical
service commands engineering di-
vision and first American army Of
fcer to fly a jet plane, said that the
United States would be making a
big mistake if it did not continue its
research into the jet propulsion field.
1--WE have within reach a new con-
cept of military airplane which will
render obsolete and impotent the
military airplane which played such
an important role in the defeat Of
Craigie said.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01

July 20, 18O5-The Lewis anc
Clark expedition was camped at thu
three forks of the Missouri.
July 20, 1806-Lewis, speeding
down the Missouri by boat, passed
the mouth of Arrow creek, below
the mouth of the Marias at the
junction of Choteau and Fergus
counties.
Clark camped at the mouth of the
Tongue river near the present site
of Miles City.
July 80, 18O5-The explorers
started up the Jefferson river by
canoe, camping or the north side.
July 80, 18O6-Lewis entered what
is now the great Fort Peck lake.
Clark passed the mouth of the
Powder river nea the present sites
of Saugus and Calypso.
July 81, 18O5-The party was on
Antelope creek nea the present site
of Sapington.
July 81, 1806-Lewis passed be-
low the Little Rocky mountains in
Phillips county. Clark passed the
present site of Terry on the Yellow
stone river.
Aug. l., 1805-The explorers pass
ed the present sites of Jefferson,
Cardwell and Jefferson Island.
Aug. 1, 18O6-Lewis passed the
mouth of the Musselshell river.
Clark passed the present site of
Glendive.
Aug. 2, 1SO5-The party camped
near Whitehall on the Jefferson
river.
Aug. 2, 1806-Lewis was camped
a site now covered by Fort Peck
lake.
Clark passed the present sites of
Savage Crane and Sidney on the
Yellowstone.
Aug. g., 1805-Lewis and Clark
camped near what is now Pipestone.
Aug. 8, 1806-Lewis passed the
present site of Fort Peck dam.
Clark passed the present site of
F;airview and left Montana at the
mouth of the Yellowstone river go
ing on to the waters of the Mis-
souri,.
Aug. A., 1805-The confluence of
the Jefferson and Big Hole rivers
was reached near the present site
Twin Bridges.
Aug. a., 1806-Lewis passed the
mouth of the Milk river and camp
ed near the present site of Frazer.
Continued Next Week.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01
More Than 865, 900 Japs
Died Fighting Allies

WASHINGTON. - More than $685.
600 Jap soldiers and sailors have
died for their emperor since they
went to war with the United States
and Great Britain. Untold thousands
more have died in China.
A study of reports, based on
actually counted dead and on esti-
mates, shows the enemy has suf-
fered approximately 603, 500 killed in
land campaigns, including troop
ships sunk, and 262, 900 navy dead.
American dead in all theaters
were reported recently at 156,471 for
the army and 6,649 for the navy.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01
Russians Start Planting
Of Vegetable Gardens

M~OSCOW.-Great masses of Rus
sian citizens moved out from the
cities to start spring planting in the
Russian version of Victory gardens.
More than 1,750, 900 citizens, car
rying garden tools, lunch baskets
and packages of seed which had
been sent from America, left Mos
cow for fields outside the city where
they had been allotted plots of
ground.
Similar reports came from Len
ingrad, Kiev, Kharkov, Minsk,
Sevastopol, Odessa, Gorky, Novgor-
cd, Pskov, Kuibyshev, Kazan and
cities Of the Urals and western, cen
trail and eastern Siberia.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01
Plan Training of Polio
Emergency Volunteers

NEW YORK, N. Y. - A nation
wide program for training women
volunteers to qualify as physical
therapy aides and assist in the care
of polio patients in preparation for
seasonal outbreaks of the disease
was announced recently by the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis. Basil O'Connor, presi-
dent of the foundation, said that the
aides would be known as pilio
emergency volunteers and would
serve to relieve the present short
age of nurses and physical thera-
pists.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01
Royal Theatre
WEEKLY PROGRAM

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Aug. 2-3-4
Here's a hilarious comedy packed
with mystery, fun and laughs. The
Queen of the screwbelles is tops as
a Cop, laying down the law and
picking up the pieces.
Joan Davis Leon Enrol
Vivian Austin William Gargan
Russell Hicks Donald MacBride
''She Gets Her Man"
Feature No. 2
A mysterious and intriguing picture.
The story of a FlOater who faxed
his way into a fortune and the
other fellows headaches.
With
Richard Dix Janis Carter
Porter Hall John Calvert
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01
Wearing of 'PW' Has
Become Dangerous Fad

NEW YORK - The army says
ssnix'' to the latest teen-age fad
wearing PW or prisoner of war ini-
tials on their backs. Two reasons
were given for the official disap-
proval. Such a practice among the
high school youngsters might ham,
Der a search for real escaped PWs
and the army is authorized to shoot
\ person wearing such markings Il
he refuses to halt.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01
Meet Me In St.LOuiS'
CPL. Jennie MunOZ To
Marry Virginia Man

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Munoz announc-
ed this week the approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Cpl. Jennie
Munoz, to Cpl. William R. Slant of
Norfolk, Va. Both are stationed at
Louell general hospital, North Fort
Devens, Mass.
After the war they will reside in
Virginia.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01
Tasty Fare

Sweet potatoes are good when
baked, cut lengthwise, scooped out,
the pulp mashed and seasoned with
salt and fat. Fill the shells and top
with meringue and brown.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01
Vegetable Production

The trend in vegetable production
has been upward since World War
Z, having doubled in southern New
England during this period.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01
Worn Garments

Badly sun-faded or worn garments
often will not dye uniformly and
may even disintegrate in the faded
areas.
Laurel outlook., 1945-08-01

Mrs. Ben Van Buren, is a patient
at the Northern Pacific hospital at
Glendive where she underwent a
surgical operation. Her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams arrived here
from Tacoma, Wash, to spend some
time at the Van Buren, home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

tos, isvaziavome Ukmerge, kuria pasiekeme
apie IA valanda.
Ukmergeje buvo labai daug bolseviku ka-
riuomenes, kuri mus ivairiai pamegdziojo ir izei-
dinejo stabas isake mus padeti j kalejima.
. - kur jusu pinigai ir daktai? pa
klause kalejimo priziuretojas.
Nuns atsakus kad paeme palydovai, pri-
ziuretojas atsisale mus priimti kalejima, kol
jam nebus perduoti pinigai.
- Ach Wy svoloci! Nerady, eto w jescio
zivy ostas. Zachotieli deneg! % jus sun
snukiai! Nesidziaugiate kad gyvi likote Oar
pinigu 4uzsimaneteD - iskoliojo mus musu pa
lydovai.
Mes, manydami kad tie patys palydovai ir
toliau mus varys, pasakene jems duoti tick,
kick jie nori, ir bus NUNS CANA. Visu pinigu
pareikaauti bijojome kad paskui neatkerSytu.
Prizuretojas, priemes pinigus, uzras6 JUGS
j knyga ir uzdare mus viena kamera. Buvome
jau beveik apsiprate SUI aplinka bet atejes ka-
lejirno vrsininkas isake mus isslirstyti po vie
na atskras kameras SUI kitais nusikateais
kad mes nesusikalbetume. '<
AS papuoliau vagiu gauja.. Ir ko- as ten
neprisiklausiau! Ypac jie mego gasdinti viena
apyseni kalini, kad jam tardydami deginsia
karsta gelezini koju padus, 0 paskui imsia ir
susaudysia. Senis buvo vedes jaunute zmona,
kuri il ir kampino beda. -
Vasario men. 8 d. ryta suzvangejo ,nusu
kameros duryse raktai. Gavome po puse svaro
vienu asaku duonos r arbatos be cukraus:
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12

Kubek Fdflundas.
Kubilius Pranas, Jokubo.
Kucinskas Antanas, Ignc.
Kucinskas Zigmas.
K1liezius Romualdas, PetYo.
Kulikauskas Mecys, Floriono.
Kulvinskas Bronius, Leona.
Kumetaitis Antanas, Juozo.
Kunickas ,Stasys, Stasio
Kuzma Juozas, Juozo.
Kuznetsov Mikas, Feodorovic.
Kvietkius Antanas, Povilo.
Labanauskas, Pranas, Juozo.
Lagutenko Michall, Aleksio.
Lapenas Juozas, Baltramiejaus
Laucius Adomas, Adomo.
Laurinavicius Juozas, Juozo.
Labusis Tadas, Vinco. n
Legencov Konradas.
Lerkus Julius, Petro.
Liaugenskis Vladas, Antano.
Likas-Linkevi6ius Maksimas,
Liongino.
Lipskis Petras, Stasio.
Liubinas Stasys, Eduardo.
Liubomskis Adomas.
Liutkevicius Jonas, Juozo.
Linkosevicius Adornas, Feliksc
Lukosius Vincas, Eleonoros.
Mackevicius Kazys, Mato.
Malechov Dimitrijus, Nikalo-
jaus.
Malakovskis Vaclovas.
Melcius Petras, Alekso.
Maleckas Balys, Kazio.
Malinovic Vlaslav, Henriko.
Mamaitis Stasys, Karolio.,
Marcinkus Antanas, Jono.
Marcinkus Petras, Jono.
Mereckas Teodoras, Keavero.
Markauskas Stasys, Stasio.
Martinenas Juozas, Antano.
Martinkaitis Jurgis, Alekso.
Masaitis Kazys, Magdes.
Matukonis Kazys, Antano.
Matuzonis Petras, Emiles.
Mazukaitis Vladas, Jono.
Meslinas Aleksas, Jono.
Mickus, Mackevicius Edvardas
-Antano.
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Stai ellie kitu vardu, Pravie.
niskiuose bolseviku nuzudytr
zmoniu, 1941 metals Rusams
begant is Lietuvos:
Gudavicius Steponas, Augusta
Gustaitis Jonas, Juozo.
Hunka Jonas.
Jackevicius Bronius, Juozo.
Jakas Alfonsas, Mato.
Jakomas Stasys, Stasio.
Jakstas Ipolitas, Antano.
Jakstys Tadas, Petro.
Jakutauskas Jonas, Onos.
Jancauskas Petras, Jurgio.
Jancukas Vladas, Andriaus.
Jankauskas Antanas, Jono.
Jankauskas Matas, Mato.
Jankevicius Petras, Juozo.
Janusauskas Vytas, Anupro.
Jasinskas Jonas, Liudviko.
Jasinskas Steponas, Juozo.
Jaskonis Petras, Juozo.
Jaskutis Mykolas, Antano.
Jefimovas Charitonas, Alekso.
Jendzejevskis Zigmas.
Jendzejevskis Steponas.
Jerimeikis Jonas, Vosyliaus.
Jeznis Pranas, Jurgio.
Juknevicius Jonas, Stasio.
Juodeika Viktoras, Antano.
Juodsnukis Pranas, Jono.
Jurlovas Feodotas, Sergiejaus.
Justinavicius Jonas, Petro.
Juskevicius Petras, Vinco.
Juskevicius Leonaradas, Vinco
Kalauskas Jurgis, Jurgio.
Kalesinskas Vitalius, Juozo.
Kaleda Juozas, Felikso.
Kalinovas Epifanas, Andriejau
Kapcevicius Adomas, Justo.
Karalius Voldemaras, Prano.
Karasauskas Jonas, Motiejaus
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PravieniSkiu zudyniQ Aukos.

Karecius Juozas.
Kasparas Stasys, Domo.
Kasputis Juozas, Juozo.
KaSkauskas Bronius, Valerijo-
no.
lKasmarek Tadas.
Kavalenko Izajus, Timofejaus.
Kazlauskas Antanas, Kazio.
Kazlauskas Stasys, Antano.
Kazlauskas. Petras.
Kazlauskas Alfonsas, Vlado.
Kazlauskas Gasperas, Mike.
Kensinskas Eduardas.
Keturakis Juozas, Antano.
Kibickis Jonas, Juozo.
Kyga Vincas, Petro.
Kielius Vincas, Vinco.
Kisieliovas Vosylius, Tafimo.
Kizevicius Jonas.
Kizys Stasys, Vinco.
Klebauskas Bronius, Adomo.
Kleinovas Akiudinas, Eofasto
Klimas Jonas, Adomo.
Klovas Povilas, Juozo.
Kniuksta Jonas, Igno.
Kochmanas Jonas.
Koizeniauskas Mecys, Vllco.
Kolakovskis Jonas.
Kondratavicius Feliksas, I.iudo
Kondrotas Jonas, Adomo.
Konstantinavicius Vladas, Pet
rO.
Norman Vosylius.
koreakas Jonas, Vaclovo.
Kozeniauskas Petras, Kajetono
Kozeniauskas Ferdinandas, IA
jetono.
Krapovic Kazimieras.
Kravcik Juozas.
Krekvin Vosylius.
Krivascenko Kalinas Grigor.
Krizinskas BolesIavas, Jono.
Krukauskas Henrikas, Kazio.
Krulinskas Jonas.
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Renkame ginklus

Ramygaloje is tikruju radome jau nemaza
savanoriu, kurie mus triuksmingai pasitiko il
pradejo sveknti. Tai buvo 1919 m. Sausic
men. 8 d.
Jie issimiegoje atvaziavo, - nutare Sc.
nieji savanoriai. Reikia juOs sargybon
siusti.
Ir pasiunte Panevezio vieskeli saugoti.
Isstoveies skirta sargybai laika, kartu SUI
kitais buvau pasiustas Pagiriu link j Anciskiu
dvara kuriame ordinarininkai pradeje organi-
zuoti slapta bolsevikiska organizacija. MusQ
grupei vadavavo Kazys kubilius.
Dvare prieme mus labai graziai ir pavaisi-
no. Kazkoko ponaicio vadovaujami, nuvykome
pas klebona gnklu parinkti. Atvyke gavome
brauninga. IS jo vykome dar pas kelis, kur
taip pat 81 ta gavome. Ponaitis atsisveikinda-
mas pazadejo atvykt j Ramygala su keturiais
poriniais vezimais ir bent simtu savanoriV. Ar
jis istesejo savo pazada negaliu pasakyti.
Berods, jis veliau tarnavo musu kariuomeneje
karnnku. Surinktus ginklus pasjeme Kazys
Kubilius, kuris If pristate Panevezio srities ap-
saugos buriui.
Gryze j Ramygala, radome musu kariuo-
meme pasiruosusia zygiui. Prisjungeme ir mes.
Nuzygiavome setos link. zygio metu musu
eiles gerokai padidejo.
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N LAISV EJE
PER zUTBUTINE KOVA ] LAIsvE
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Gimiau 1883 m. Lapkrieio men. stetisku
kalme Panevezio ap. ir val.
| l.letuva is Rusu kaEiuomenes gryzau 1913
m Birzelio men. 16d. Visa vasara dirbau savo
ukyje. Su broliu Kaziu dalyvaudavom Paneve-
zyJe susirinkimuose, kur buvo aiskinama reika-
las atstatyti nepriklausoma Lietuva. Prisiklauses
patriotisku kalbu 1919 m. Sausio men, Z diena
stojau savanorius Ramygaloje
VIena karta, gryzes is Panevezio brolis
Kazys susijaudines papasakojo kad jam rel
kesia begti is Panevezio, mes j gauda bolsev-
kai.
-- Vos spejau pasprukti is ju nagu, -
sake brolis. - Elk, pranesk visam kaimo jau-
nimui kad susirinktu pasitarimui. Gal kas is
ju nores stoti savanoriais Lietuvos kariuomene,
kuri organizuojasi Ramygaloje.
AS ir sukvieciau visa jauninla.
- Cana NUNS mamie butt, - tare j sus-
rinkusius bros. -- Turme begt is Panevezio,
mes greit Panevezys bus pnas bolseviku. Vie
mas kito neisduokime, dabar kinkyk arklius,
ir vaziuosime j Ramygala, galu gale krei-
pesi j name.
AS, bematant, pakinkau arkli Atsirado
dar du jo draugai is Panevezio. Keturiese Sc
dome roges if isvaziavome Ramygala. NUNS
isvaziavus is kaimo, pasivijo dar viena pastote
SUI keturiais vyrais, ir vsi apie pirma valanda
nakties atvykome j Ramygala. Cia jau rado
me apie koki desimt vyru pirmujQ savanoriu:
brolius Balcius, Kacikuna, Kriauciuna, Nakrosi,
Mikni ir kitus, kuriu as nepazinojau. Paseres
arkli maniau tuojau gryzti j namus kad suspe
ciau, kol isaus Bet kilo mintis, ka gryzes pa
sakysiu. Ir nutarem: nujosiu j Kniaudiskiu kai-
ma pas Padednska ir pasakysiu kad Ramyga-
loje jau yra keturios Lietuviu patrankos, ape
20 kulkosvadziu, apie 1000 pestininku ir apie
400 raiteliu. Visa 81 kariuomene rengiasi zy
giuoti Panevezi.
Gryzes pirmuciausa taip pasakiau mamie
savo ver1ianciai motinai. Motina tuoj pasidare
linksmesne, bet bros Jonas Wis delto name su-
prato ir, NUNS trims SUI tevu pusryciaujant, pa
sake kad as taip sakau tyca, noredamas pakelti
nuotaika. AS, nieko tai neatsakes pirn1iniau
jam kad jis prie svetimu zmoniu tik taip kali
betu kaip kad as esu pasakes
Nujoies Kniaudiskius, ia patti papasako-
jau Pabedinskui, Sis man liepe joti Molainius
pas senuka Kirduli ir jam ta patti papasakoti.
Kirdulis prizadejo eiti is kaimo j kama ir ra-
ginti jaunina stoti Lietuvos kariuomener.
Gryzes is Molainiu, mamie randu kelis Ste
tiskiu kaimo vyrus. Jie norejo uzgirsti naujie-
nu is Ramygalos. Ir jems papasakojau ta pa
ii ir paraginau ten vykti. Paveikiau JUGS, ir
vakare sutarem visi vaziuoti j savanorius. Su-
lauke vakaro, brolio Jono vezami, isdumeme !
Ramygala. Man tai jau buvo ketvirta nakts
be pailsio.
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Miglinas Jonas, Motiejaus.
Mikulicius Jonas, Magdes.
Mikutis E'eliksas, Liudviko. i
Milesius Aleksas, Jono.
Milcarskis Vladas.
Milius Adolfas, Prano.
Minciukas Jonas, Jono.
Minkevicius Vytautas.
Mitkus Antanas, Vinco.
Mocka-Mockus Bronius, An
driaus.
Montrimas Aleksas, Kazio.
Morozas Antanas, Antano.
Mosevskis Petras, Stepono.
Motiejunas Juozas, Vytauto.
Murauskas Justinas, JuoZo.
Muznikas Feliksas, Florijono.
INagrodskis Juozas, Julijono.
! !Narkevicius Viktoras.
Narukaitis julius, Eduardo.
Navickas Jonas, Jono.
Noreika Jonas, Povilo.
Norkus Pijus, Juozo.
Norkunas Antanas, Antano.
Norvaisa Juozas, Juozo.
Obelienius Bronius, Juozo.
Pacharevas Nikoforas, Dijaus
Paleckis Jonas, Juozo.
Palubeckas Simas, Antano.
Palauskas Ceslovas, Antano.
Pauliukonis JuoZas, Antano.
Pavlokas-Pavlickas, Jonas.
Peciukaitis Juozas, Simano.
Petraitis Domininkas, Msto.
Petrasevskis Viktoras.
Petrauskas Mikas, Prano.
Petrauskas Kostas, Juozo.
Petrauskas Stasys, Antano.
| Petronis Antanas, Mykolo.
| Petrovskis Jurgis.
Pinkauskas Pranas, Liudo.
Piotrovicius Liudas, Prano.
(Bus daugiau)
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j viena kanbari kur bolsevikai tuojau pamaine
musu drabuzius -- kas paeme kelnes, kas batus,
kas mundura NUNS atdave savo suplysusius
daiktus, Suinaine drabuzius r susodine pa
stotes, nugabeno seta. Cia buvome istardyti.
Pc to nuvare j smukle ir dave arbatos bel Gu
kraus, duoros visai nedave. Atsigere silto
vandens, suguleme. Nors buvau isvarges, bet
miegas neeme. Galvojau, kas bus rytoj.
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Mus gelbsti gerasirde Zyde

MUS gclDSt1 SeTdSlTue Zyue
Isauso Vasario men. diena. Langai apsa-
le. Ore didehs Salts ir puga. -.
- Nu tovarisci plienniki. Budete Ii cal
pit? Sacharu MET chlieba MET. Kak chotite.
(Na, draugai belaisviai. Ar gersite arbatos?
Cukraus nera, ir duonos nera. Kaip norite),
- sake bolsevikai.
Smukles savininke, zyde atneSe NUNS gera
gabala duonos ir padalino Paskui il paprase
bolseviku kad leistu aptvarstyti suzeistuosius.
Leido zyde pasauke felceri, Sis tnkamai ap-
tvarste musu zaizdas.
Atsidekojeazydei uz- nuosirduma, bolseviku
raginami, isvykome j Ukmerge. Pavaziave 5
kilometrus, sustojome viename dvarelyje Boil
sevikai uzragino dvaro ponia isvirti arbatos, o
NUNS tuojau isake atiduoti pinigus.
- Jei geruoju neatduosite, mes padarysi-
me lrata ir atimsime, uz tai dar gausite ausu,
- padziugno mus bolsevikai.
Buvau megines neduoti, taeiau, netureda-
mas kur ju paslepti, atidaviau "geruoju'. :
Atsigere be cukraus ir duonos siltos arba-
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