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The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
SEWARD MAN WINS auo,r
 TRIP TO WASHINGTON

Leon Urbach of Seward was Ihe Iuckv Selective Service Board mem Der in Alaska chosen by lot alt Ju- neau this week to make trip to Washington to receive an award from President Truman, according to information received by Mrs Van H Fisk, local Board clerk
 Harry Mccain of Ketchikan was was selected as first alternate; Joe Kran,se, also of Ketchikan, second alternate and Merrill Coon or ho- diak, third. D,o,
 A later dispatch to Mrs. fisA said Urbach had accepted the non or and would travel to Washington next month to receive meoai given as award to Alaska volun- teer Selective Service members
 c. Don Miller, of Wrangeil, WHO has served the loca Board contihu- ously since its inception was one of those eligible in the drawing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
TRUMAN WANTS
 RATIFICATION OF ARMY,
 NAVY; EQUA AIR FORCE

WASHINGTUN - Pres. ITUIHHH this week alied for merger or the Army and Navy into q single de- partment of national defense with the air forces fully equal to the land and sea arms.
 Stepping squarely into the mid dle of the long and bitter struggle between the Army and Navy top commands, Mir Truman followed in virtually every detail the of ficial War Department plan for unification.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
Bv Mai Edith Koerner

The angels message to the was "On earth peace, good will toward mem How greatly we desire this peace on earth. How earnestly people the world over have prayed for it. The worlds greatest need, how ever, is not peace, but a know ledge of God. 1 do not mean m intellectual knowledge of God, but a direct. personal knowledge.
 This knoweldge of God inter prets life to Us, for life has no meaning without God. It brings u us the answers of the mysteries and the illustrations of life. This knowledge of God is found t'hrous His Son, Jesus Christ
 Jesus! Born in such humbl' surroundings, living amongst the lowly people, condemned to 6fi@. inaa's death. yet showing the lo2e. the infinite tenderness and mercy of God. How thankful l am tAt.t God revealed Himself through His son Jesus. May the angels message of peace and goodwill find an an wer in your heart because you have made Jesus your Savior and King!
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
Midnight
 Mass At
 Catholic Church

Midnight Holy Mass will be cel- yhrated al the Church of St Rose of Lima and St John, the Rev NJ. Hoch, pastor, beginning at 12 o'clock midnight followed by Bene- dictiou of the Most Holy sacra- ment.
 The Children's Choir will sing Christmas Carols: Come All Ye Faithful". traditional melody, "Si- lent Night" by Gruber; Sleep Holy Babe" traditional melody: Jesus, Jesus, Come To Me" tra- ditional melody. Angels We Have Heard On High" old French mel ody.
 Choir selection for the Benedlc- tion service will be: "Panis Angel ieus,' by LambilloWe; "Tantum Ergo" by Webb; "Adeste Fidelis," traditional melody; Silent Night" by Gruber
 Choir members are: Mr. Bruce Johnston. organist and director; Miss Marie Mullins. assisting; Dol ly Vinarma, Patricia Lewis. Mar garet Gotardo. Julia Gotardo, Joan Garcia, Jacquelin Navotney, James Schwartz. Lynn Schwartz, William Hiatt Felix Villarma, Fernando Villarma. Charles Miles, Justin Ripley. Gregory Ripley. Thomas CarmOdy
 The second Holy Mass will be announced during the midnight Holy Mass. The third Holy Mass will be a High Mass in Petersburg at II o'clock on Christmas Day.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
Xmas Eve Program At
 Institute

A large mixed chorus of 130 voices will present a concert of Christmas music in the gymnasium of the school building at Wrangell Institute Monday evening, Christ mas Eve, beginning at 7.90 D. m.
 The singers are mainly members of the music classes who are being directed by MT. Blake Wyman, new director of the music department at the Institute The program ranges from songs of a lighter na- ture to some of the much loved carols of the season.
 Features of the evening will be two tableau scenes, the staging of which have been worked out in collaboration with the art depart ment under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Whitaker. One of these is patriotic in nature; the other, the Bethlehem scene.
 The people of Wrangell are cordially invited to attend this musical program Monday night school superintendent E. c. Intol- ubbe said. MT. Carl Bradley will be waiting at the Den O Sweets to transport interested parents and friends to the Institute at zoo p. m. at a nominal price. |
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
By The Rev. I. L. WehstAr

Merry Christmas and A Happy New Yeari Why do We connect the two days? Is it just because they come only a week apart?
 What is New Year's Day? Just the first date on our calendar. Just the day when the earth passes a certain landmark on its endless journey around the sun. We pie ture the New Year as a baby. But is it really new? Or is it an old man masquerading as newborn child? Can the year be new, if You are the same old You. and man kind is the same old stumbling, inning humanity? Is January any newer than December, if We have not leSrned to conquer the forces that make our lives decay and dry up as the years pass?
 But wait! This day we call New YeaFs is very close to Christmas nd this New Years baby is rear neighbor to the Babe of Beth lehem. Have the two days any hino to do with one another? Snrely they have!
 The New Years message is only ? hope of happiness. But the Christmas message is a great fact: that the Savior has come! That God has sent His Son to become one of us men. and to lead us into His kingdom.
 There are few New Years songs; but the world is ringing with thousand Christmas carols in every land and every language. And they all sing the same great message. From England:
 'Hark the herald angels sing,
 Glory to the newborn King!
 Peace on earth, and mercy mild,
 God and sinners reconciled.' And from Austria.
 Peaceful night! Holiest night!
 Darkness flies. All is light
 Shepherds hear the angels sing:
 "Alleluia! Hail the King!
 Christ the Savior is here!
 Jesus the Savior is Here!"
 Why does the world love the Christmas carols and sing them g. gain each year with the same deep joy? Because the Christmas Child is really new! Not just another of the old weak human kind. He is the Child who shall never grow old, never fail and never sin. He is the Man who has lived Gods life among us, and who shares it with all who will receive Him.
 How Silently, how silently the
 wondrous gift is given,
 So God imparts to human hearts
 the blessings of His Heaven.
 No ear may hear His coming;
 but In this world of sin,
 Where meek souls will receive
 - Him, still the dear Christ
 enters in.
 This is the message that will make s1946 wonderfully New Year for all who will accept it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
ANDY JOHNSON STORE
 SOLD TO NEWMAN, EARLY

1t has been aunnounced tHat Virgil Newman and Charles Early have purchased the hardware store of Andy Johnson, pioneer Wran- gell merchant, and will continue to operate the store along its pre- sent lines in addition to their for mer electrical line. The new con- cern will be known as the Wran- gell Electric and Supply Company, and will carry top line in glass ware, ele trical supplies of all kinds, including refrigerators and stoves. Early and Newman had the former Wrangell Radio and Elec- tric shop.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
By The Rev. Father Hoch


 Christmas has been, since the biIth of Christ, the great feast of Christian faith. hope and love. Only he can Asrive the full mea- sure of Christmas joy and peace. who celebrate the day in this tra- ditiona1 spirit.
 The manager at Bethlehem is not the make-shift cradle of an cy- ceptional child, but the chosen throne of the Son Of God, He comes to tie man to God and earth to heaven in the bonds of an enduring love.
 Thus internal and external peace are the gifts of God and they are offered to us all in the coming of the Prince of Peace" In the face of distrust and hatreds and a gen eral disregard for the rights of others that prevail today through out the world even after this global war, this Christmas has a particular significance.
 May our prayer this Christmas therefore, be one of petition 10 God that men will bind themselves together in the love of Christ, and thus always recognize in daily practice the inherent dignity of the individual man for the cause of universal peace.
 We wish you every joy and blessing of this holy season and happiness throughout the year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
RATE HEARING IN JUNEAU
 IAN g CANCEIIEn

WASHINGTON - Governor Ern- est Gruening of Alaska, has an- nounced that the Maritime Com mission has cancelled its hearing at Juneau January s on the ques- tion of raising steamship rates to the Territory. Gruening said the opposition of Alaskans to a request by steamship lines to increase their rates was nearly 100 per cent.
 Whether the hearings would be called off entirely or whether an other would be held ultimately, Gruening said, would be decided later
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
SEVERAL BOATS DUE
 OVER XMAS HOLIDAYS

According to Leo McCormack, local steamship agent, two ships will be in over the holidays. The Baranof is scheduled to arrive on Christmas Eve and the Alaska should be here the day after Christmas. The North Sea. former ly scheduled for atrival Christmas day is off the run for one trip for its annual inspection.
 The Princess Norah will be in Wrangell about New Years day.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
HI-JINYs PLANS COMPLETED

Exalted Ruler Chester c. Steear has announced that plans are com rleted for the Biggest Affair of the year c- t he ANNUAL NEW YEARS EVE ELK'S HUNKS.
 Due to special connections all types of carnival caps, hats, horns, whistles and noise makers have Teen secured to make this Annual Affair the biggest and best since rre- war days.
 The Exalted Ruler said he will lave 12 committeeman on hand to see that everyone makes a title noise.
 Music will be furnished by the one and only Red Men orchestra.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
HERE FOR XMAS

Lee Lucas, husband of the Tor mef Eleanor Mccormack, is in town to spend Christmas with hls wife and her family, the Leo Me Cormacks. He recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lu- cas in Juneau, after receiving his discharge from the Army.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
OLD TIMER FOUND
 nEAn ON REACH

KETCHIKAN - A report that Jack Pratt old time resident, was found dead at the lower or beach camp of the Flagstaff mine at Karta bay was received by the marshal's office here this week.
 MT. Pratt, pensioner, has been receiving treatment for a serious heart ailment recently, Elizabeth Hanson, of the public welfare of flee, reports.
 A Coast Guard boat was sent to Karta bay to bring the body to Ketehikan. David Peel, trapping near Karta bay, discovered the body.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21

PART |: Patriotic Tableau; Statue of Liberty, Margaret DeWlut. Songs: ''I Am An American, God Bless America"
 PART II: Songs; Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town Jingle Bells" Up On The Housetop," Deck The Hall," Pm Dreaming Of A White Christmas" 70 Little Town Of Bethlehem" s"l Heard The Bells On Christmas Day.
 PART III: Manager Scene; Moth CT Mary, Alice Gromoff Joseph Nick Christomos; Shepherds, Her man Haakanson, Eric Koutchak' Victor Edenso. Songs. .Hark lhe Herald Angels Sing" 70 Come All Ye Faithful" "Luther's Cradle Hymn, Silent Night"
 PART ": Signs of Christmas, Staff Children. Pause for Santa Claus.
 Program Chairman, MT. lntoluo- be: Music, Institute Chorus; Dir ector, MT. Wyman; Stage Produc- tion, Art Classes; Program De- signs, Soph. Art Class; Directo'' Mrs. D. Whitaker; Tree Adorn- ment: Girls Organization; Hall Decorations, Boys Organization Special Numbers, Staff Children Director, Mrs. J. L. Ripley.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
BEATTY SHOP SOLD

Wrangell Beauty Salon, operated for many years by Mrs. Virginia Moore, has been sold to Mrs. Nixie Roaming and Mrs. Imogene Petit crew, according to announcement made this week. Both are well known Wrangell people. The new owners will begin operations on January 1 and report they will have licensed beauty operator in charge.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
GEN. PATTON DIES

According to a brief Associated Press dispatch received by The Sentinel just before press time, death came last night to Gen. Geo s. Patton, commander of a tank force during the assault on Ger many and one of the United States most colorful generals.
 His neck was broken a short time ago in an auto accident.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
nEpARTuRE DELAYED

Departure from Wrangell or pr' Alvin T. Nelson, local physician and surgeon who is leaving to join the teaching staff of the Univer- sity of Nebraska medical school, has been postponed. A doctor who was to have succeeded Dr. Nelson has not yet arrived and Dr. Nelson will carry on his medical practice here until arrival of another phy- ss<fan-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
SOUTH FOR WINTER

MT. and Mrs. George M. Bidwell left this week on the Princess Norah for Seattle where they will spend Christmas and the holidays From there they will go to Cali fornia for the winter.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
TO TOKYO

Mrs. Marjorie Buntin, Public Health nurse here and in Peters burg, left on the North Sea last Saturday for Sam Francisco. Mrs. Buntin hopes to join her husband William Buntin, former war cor respondent, who is now in charge of the Tokyo bureau of Inter- national News Service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
NEW MEMBER

Martha Person was welcomed as a new member of the Alaskai Ma tive Sisterhood at a large turn out of the lodge. All Sisters were pres ent to enjoy the meeting
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
EXPECTED HOME

Danny Mccullough and Harry Thomas. two Wrangell boys, are expected home for Christmas. They have been serving in the westward in the Army.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-21
TO PHILADELPHIA

The Rev. William Forbes and Mrs. Forbes and small daughter, are planning to leave right after the first of the year to visit the Rev. Forbes' mtohre in Philadel- phia. They plan to be gone sever aI months.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30
LIETUVAl VADUOTI SAJUNGA
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio

kad ir 81 syki Apveizda nulems
kova j geraja puse ir kad ne
smurtas bet teisingumas, kuri
taip graziai apibudino Justinia-
mas, iseis galutinu laimetoju.
"Justitia est summa ct perpe-
tua voluntas ius SUM cuique
tribuens'' "Teisingumas yra
auksciausia ir amzina valia,
kiekvienam teikianti tai kas
jam priklauso". Lietuvai pri-
klauso laisve, ir amzinoji aux
sciausia valia ta laisve Lietu-
val suteiks.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30
RAPORTAI APIE
MlSlJA

Pc Americas Lietuviu Misi-
jos Washingtone, daugelio ko-
loniju delegatai pasiryzo reng-
tt mazesnius ar didesnius su-
sirinkimus, padarymui raportu
apie Misija, apie jos planus
artimoje ateityje, apie delega-
cija j San Francisco konferen-
cija, ir tt.
Sueigose bus galima jau isl
gyti Angliska knyga "Kaip Jie
Mus SuSaude"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

| sioja savyje silpnumo zenkla,
Juk nei vienam net ir galva
neateitu prasyti kad Lietu-
val skirta kontroles komisija
greta Anglu ir Amerikieciu dar
butu pakviesti ir naziai. Gi
bolsevikai prizes Lietuviu tau
ta nei kick nemaziau yra nu-
sikalte uz nazius, nekalbant
jau apie tai kad dabartiniu me-
tn jie yra vieninteliai Lietuviu
tautos zudikai. Todel patterns
Lietuviams sutikti kad tie nu-
sikalteliai dalyvautu, tegul ir
tiks laikinai, Lietuvos admins
tracijos komisijoje, reiskia he
tik nusizeminti prizes tevu bu-
deli, bet - ir tai daug blogiau
pateisinti bolseviku darbus
Lietuvoje. Mes jeigu mes SUI
tinkame kad bolSevikai daily
vautu Lietuvai skirtoie kont-
roles komisijoje, mes - netie-
siog - pripazystame kad jie
nera nusikalte prizes Lietuva.
Juk yra aisku kad nusikaltelis
ir co-administratorius yra ne
suderinami dalykai, mes pir-
mutine administratoriaus sa-
lyga yra teisingumas ir sazi-
ningumas.
Tat jeigu mes kreipiames j
didziuosius pasaulio vyrus jieS-
kodami Lietuvai uztarimo, pir-
mole eileje turime reikalauti
kad kuogreiciausia butu suda-
ryta tarptautine komisija ma
ziu ir bolseviku nusikaltimams
Lietuvoje istirti ir kad nusi-
kalteliai butu greit ir teisin-
gai nubausti. Mes turime rel
kalauti kad bolsevikai greta
naziu butu pasodinti j kaltina-
mujQ suola, bet nesizeminti
ADMINISTRATORS funkciju boil
sevikams pripazinimu.
Jaltos tarimas ir bOlsevikiska
demokratija
Kiekviena proga mes turime
pabrezti bolseviku nusikalsta-
muma prizes Lietuva ir niekuo-
met neteikti pagrindo tiesiog
ar netiesiog isvesti kad mes
musu Sales zmogzudzius atlei-
diane nuo bausmes.
Ne vienas, be abejo, nuro-
dys kad sodinti bolsevikus j
kaltinamuju suola, kuomet jie
yra sios Sales sajungininkai,
yra ir nerealu, ir neprotinga.
Tiesa, galima numanyti kad ST.
toxic reikalavimo pasekmeje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30
UzSlSAKYKIT ~ PLATINIMUl 6 w S.,

URE PETRUICO
tQ etyiu kam
Rusa nukanklnIn vka
@ mQ ena evyn pasiyzo jos zmoners padaryt Leuu
skanklnlma Rujos lma tkas
bar panaujnons pastangom kdoma kartu ietuva okpa
uq dabar init patn sazngu
nekaai
vetimu aunu joo
Patndam Ameieeu
uo mone sukain svemos oagano k kad bosevia
aneSe pavrgamom auoms lasvesi laime.
la bsevku zudiko
waom patki Amikieams
lame, tkrlau utikrinmu
UZSSAkYKlT kos
r sdan zymnem Ameecams poti6os Vadans mokso i
goms karose CALM rast Letuva prtarima pagaba.
s10OO darbas pasaukoimas
LIETUVAl VADUOTI SAJUNGA
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30
"~'r@.=~ %%%.. LAISVA LIETUVA ~""=- =~~n~.
Lietuvos Likimas Amzinosios Va|ios Svarstyk|ese
uAus 11Eruvp msuo wHeroNE 2D

bolsevikai visvien nebus pa
traukti teisman ir items ne
bus uzdeta ju uzpelnyta baus-
me. Tai tebus galima igyven-
dinti kai bolseviku karine ga
liza bus sugniuzdyta, lygiai kaip
IL naziu karo nusikalteliai te-
gales butt teisiami kai Vokie-
tija sugniuz. Taciau vienas
yra dalykas negaleti tue tarpu
savo teises igyvendinti ir kitas
= nuo jos atsisakyti. Gi rel
kalaudami kad bolseviku karo
nusikalteliai butu nubausti mes
tereikalaujame savo teises. Ir
kol mes dar tebetikime kad
teise ir teisingumas pasaulyje
dar si-ta reiskia, teises ir tel
singumo reikalavimas negali
butt laikomas nerealiu ar ne
protingu dalyku.
Cia isdestytas nusistatymas
bendros kontroles komisiios
Lietuvoje atzvilgiu yra taikyti-
mas ir bendram Lietuvos atku-
rimo klausimui. Sarysyje su
tue bus pravartu panagrineti
ir viena Jaltos nutarimu pos
ma, kurs Lietuvos teisinei by
lai turf didziausios reiksmes.
nors tiesiog apie Lietuva, kaip
visi gerai zinome, Jaltoje ir
nebuvo kalbeta. Tas straps
mis- sake kad Amerika, Angli-
ia ir Sovietu Sajunga pades is
VokieciQ atvaduotoms tautoms
atkurti demokratine santvar-
ka. IS to isplaukia kad ir Lie
tuvoje, kaip is Vokieciu atva-
duotoje valstybeje, bolsevikai
bus kvieciami Lietuvius demo-
kratijos mokyti.
Nekalbant jau apie tai kad
isviso paradoksaliai skamba de-
mokratines misijos bolsevi-
kams pasitikejimas, ju de-
legavimas demokratijai Lietu-
vote atkurti tegali butt supras-
tas kaip ju ivykdytos agresijos
il nusikaltimu pateisinimas ir,
galiausia, kaip naujos agresi-
jos maskavimas.
Kas kita Anglia ir Ameri-
ka. Ju pagalba teisetos Lie
tuvos valdzios, be abejo, butu
su dekingumu priimta, ir jQ
pastangos demokratijai Lietu-
vote igyvendinti, be abejo, at
nestu graziu vaisiu. Betgi ke-
tinimas padaryti bolsevikus
demokratijos mokytojais, nors
ir pagrystas Jaltos nutarimu,
yra neteisingas ir kaip toks,
jei ir butu igyvendintas, jis te-
reikstu smurta, Q ne teise.
LietuvOs atkurimO
pagrindas
Kas liecia teisetos Lietuvos
valdzios sudarymo klausima
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tai, kaip jau daugeli sykiu tau
tines spaudos buvo pabrezta,
jis tegali RENTS teisiniu Lietu-
vos valstybes kontinuitetu. ST
paziura, kaip NUNS savu ruoz-
TIL yra zinoma, buvo patvirtin-
ia 1914 metu Vasario 16 die
na Vyriausio Lietuvos Islaisvi-
nimo Komiteto atsisaukimu
Lietuviu tauta. To atsisauki-
mo straipsnis III sako:
''Lietuva is okupacijos islai-
svinus, ir toliau veikia 1888 m.
LietuvOs konstitucija, kol il
teisetu budu nebus atitinkamai
pakeista''.
Nera reikalo ir aiskinti kad
teisinio t Lietuvos valstybes
kontinuiteto pripazinimas, kaip
vienintelis teisingas ir visos
Lietuviu tautos per Vyriausia
Lietuvos ISlaisvinimo Komite-
ia vienbalsiai deklaruotas nu-
sistatymas, turf butt visu mu-
su kovos uz Lietuvos laisve at
ramos taskas. Lygia greta tai
yra vienintelis kelias atsiku-
rian6ios Lietuvos vairui ] Lie
tuviskas rankas atiduoti ir sy-
kiu apsisaugoti nuo svetimu
itaku. Greta to, yra aisku kad
tik teiseta Lietuviska valdzia,
Anglijos ir Amerikos remiama,
gall atitikti Lietuviu tautos
siekimus ir tik il viena gall
sugrazinti karo baisiausia SUI
zalota Lietuvos valstybe j nor
malu gyvenima.
Trumpai isnagrinejome tel
sine Lietuvos klausimo puse.
Bet ir tas trumpas teoretinis
nagrinejimas ne vienam sia-
dien gall atrodyti kaip antra-
ellis reikalas. Strides balsas,
rodos, kiekvienam musu saky-
te sake kad mestume j sail vi
sas teorijas ir gelbetume zus-
tanti musu tevu krasta. Bet
cia tuoj susiduriame su klau-
simu: kaip? Ir atsakyma j ta
is Strides gelbiu kylanti balsa
tegali duoti protas. Is cia te-
oretinio svarstymo reikalingu-
mas. Ir neretai karsti Strides
troskimai turf butt suvaldyti
ramaus proto PRETTY sprendi-
mu. Net ir toxic klausimai
kaip Lietuvos selpimas ir po
Europa ir visa pasauli isblas-
kytu Lietuvos pabegeliu-trem-
tiniu gelbejimas tegali butt
sprendziami atitinkamai teisi-
niam Lietuvos klausimo sufor-
mulavimui. Ir jei mes nesilai-
kysime logisku galvojimu pri-
eitu desniu, net ir geriausios
musu pastangos, uzuot pada-
riusios gera, atnes zalos. Mu-
su priesai tik ir laukia kad mes
padarytume klaidu ir kad jie
jomis galetu pasinaudoti savol
II
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-03-30

Principal kriais Turf Butt Pagrysa Kova uz Letuvos
Laisve: Il Tick Naziai tick Bolsevikai yra Nusi-
katelia Lietuviu Tautos Atzvilgiu, II - Tx Tesi-
nio Lietuvos Kontinuiteto Pripazinimas Laiduoja
Lietuvai Lietuviska Valdzia. Amzinoj Valia yra
Galutinis Tautu Likmo Lemejas.