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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-10-17

forced the upstaters to use their
first stringers for the first three
quarters of the tilt.
Against the outmanned locals,
Kent scored two touchdowns in the
first quarter, then was held to one
in the second and one in the third,
before breaking ava for two more
tallies in the fourth period.
Bluffton racked up only one first
down during the game, but the los
ers put up game defensive battle
to choke off several Kent threats.
In beating Bluffton, Kent's Golden
Flashes remained in the select group
of unbeaten Ohio college elevens,
which dropped to four over the last
weekend.
Bluffton ....-.......--.-..-. 0 0 O o.
Kent State .........-.... Il 6 7 14-39
Kent State scoring: Touchdowns,
Little, Moore, Koelar, Loos, Nelson,
Gerbitz. Points after touchdown,
Capri, Benson, Mesek.
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Bluffton High Eleven At St. Marys
Friday; College To Play In Indiana

No home contests are on tap for
Bluffton grid fans this week, with
Bluffton High Pirates travelling to
st. Marys Friday night in search
of their sixth consecutive win, and
the Bluffton college squad playing
Manchester college at North Man.
chester, Ind, Saturday.
In play so far this fall, st. Marys'
defending league champions have not
been up to their usual strength, but
the Roughriders have been showing
improvement, and will be shooting to
unseat Bluffton from undisputed
place in this falls loop race.
Pre-game dope indicates a Bluff
ton victory, however, for two teams
beaten by Bluffton have won over
st. Marys. Kenton, turned back by
Bluffton Ia to 13, subdued st. Marys
IL to Z; and Celina, beaten here last
week, 10 to Z, was to 0 winner
over the Roughriders.
So far the Pirates have three wins
in league play, and with Wapak-
oneta falling before Kenton last
week, the locals are out in front as
"the team to beat" in the champion
ship race.
Bluffton college will be facing a
team nearer its own class again this
weekend, after dropping decision
last week to Kent States power
house.
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Fishing Contest Ends

The Sportsmen's Club third annual
fishing derby held at the Buckeye
quarry ended Tuesday with total of
27 tagged fish captured out of the
203 tagged fish released.
The contest attracted great deal
of interest thruout the area and fish,
ermen from Lima, Findlay, Mt. Cory,
Rawson, Pandora, Beaverdam and
Bluffton frequented the quarry. Some
came from as far away as Ney,
Ohio, to demonstrate their skill at
angling and many other cities and
towns were also represented.
The heavy fish restocking program
carried out by the club produced ex-
'cellent results during the spring fish
ing period and the early part of the
summer channel catfshing provided
plenty of sport.
This fall due to the long siege of
dry weather fishing has fallen off.
As result no tags were turned in
the past six weeks.
The derby winners and doners of
the prizes this year were: Don Rup-
right, Ney, Ohio, 50 in cash from
Niswander and Herring; Sam Steple-
ton, s1.50 in trade from Mumma
Electric; John A. Diller, $3.50 in
cash from West Ohio Gas Co.; Mar
lin Mumma, $3.50 in trade from the
Farmers Grain Co.; Jim Martin, So
in cash from Elk Restaurant; Will
lard r. Thompson, Lima, S1.50 in
trade from Crow Gun Shop, Lima;
Denver Augsburger Conservation
Bulletin subscription furnished by
Sportsmen's club; H. L. Rupright,
carton of cigarettes from Stepleton
Recreation hall Samuel Moore, ST.
so in cash donated by C. F. Mis-
wander; Everett r. Devore, 81 in
cash, from Sportsmen's club; Edgar
Wenger, SOC cash from Sportsmen's
club; Lloyd Brauen, Bulletin subscrip-
ton from Sportsmen's club; Larry
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CONSERVATION AFFAIRS
Happenings Affecting Woods, Waters and Wildlife
BY THE BLUFFTON COMMUNITY SPORTSMENS CLUB INC.

nearly bushel of shelled nuts under
a single tree.
Hickory and walnuts are so numer-
Gus there is no doubt a greater por-
tion of the crop will go to waste,
Last Sunday afternoon nut hunters
were out in full force. Every day
during nice weather for the past two
weeks oldsters and youngsters are
out gathering in the harvest of hick-
ory nuts which is the first crop in
the area for many years.
Pheasant Distribution Breaks Rec
ord of Previous Years
Hunters should feel more than en-
couraged over the fall hunting pros
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Manchester will be plenty tough,
however, for the Indiana crew has
won three while losing one so far
this fall. Lone defeat of the Spar
tans came at the hands of Defiance.
Bluffton will be playing at North
Manchester in the Manchester home
coming tilt, and with the Beavers
coming out of the assignment against
Kent State in fairly good physical
condition, Coach A. c. Burcky an
ticipates having his team at full
strength in their bid for their Sec
ond win.
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Mayors Notice

Burning of rubbish or leaves is
forbidden on Buttons streets sur
faced with asphaltic concrete or
other hard surface streets in the
town. This practice damages the
surfacing materials and greatly
shortens the life of the pavement.
Please cooperate in our program
for better streets.
20 w. A. Howe, Mayor
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| Mathewson, l gallon motor oil from
Reichenbach garage; Homer Bracy,
pounds of honey, from Howard Rick
ly Honey farm; Fred Herman, SOC
in cash from Sportsmen's club; Ed
win Bracy, Benton Ridge, 81 in cash
from Sportsmen's club; w. r.
Thompson, soc in cash from Sports
mems club; Gerald Clever, SOC in
cash from Sportsmen's club; Merle
Duffman, Soc in cash from Sports
mems club; Merle Duffman, 81 in
cash from Fett's Hardware; Mary
Jane Carr, 81 in cash from Sports
mems club; Robert Lewis 50 in cash
from Page Dairy; Donald Burkholder
1 carton of cigarettes from Dillman
News stand; Homer Bracy, $3.50 in
trade from Amstutz Hatcheries, Ev-
an Soash, 81 in cash from Frank
Neuenschwander, painter; Fred De-
wore, SOC in cash from Sportsmen's
club; Jesse Manges, subscription to
Conservation Bulletin from Sports
mems club.
During the contest this year 1870
of the tagged fish were captured.
Last year and the year before 109e
were caught.
Plans are under consideration to
sponsor a 1947 fishing contest to be
launched in the spring of next year.
Approximately 800 mixed fish will be
adorned with prize winning metal
tags and released in the Buckeye
for the contest.
A heavy fish restocking program
is under consideration again for next
spring and this coupled with the con-
test should be reason enough for
any outdoorsman to join the Sports
mems club.
Walnuts and Hickory Trees Loaded
Sharp frosts the past few days
have brought down the hickory and
walnuts in vast quantities. Several
hickory nut hunters report gathering
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Add Coach A. c. Burcky to the hos
pital list suffered in last Saturdays
trek to Kent State where the Beavers
were on the short end of 80 to o
score =. The Beaver mentor received
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-10-17

by three touchdowns, and touch
and-go contest may be expected when
the Pirates tangle with Bellefontaine
here on October 81, in the last game
of the season
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The people of Brazil have a per
capita rice consumption of about As
pounds per year, approximately six
times that OF the people of the Unit
ed States.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
The Public Has Power, Too
(Rocky Mountain News)

AFTER JOHN L. LEWIS forced the government to give his softcoa miners higher pay and other gains last summer the OPA raised the price of coal 401a cents ton to offset the increased wage costs
 We don't know how much more Mr. Lewis will force the government to give the miners in the negotla tions how much the price of coal will rise result whether he is at all concerned how much more the public affrod to pay for coal.
 But we hope he wasn't too busy to notice small item It said that the price of homeheating fuel oil being reduced slightly along the East Coast, stocks of such oil having reached 65 900 barrels unusually high level for this time of year.
 MT. Lewis, dictator of the miners union has tre- mendous monopoly power coal And shrewd ob- think that part of his present plan is to increase that power by presenting his annual newcontract de- mands hereafter in the fall-when approaching cold weather makes coastrke threat terrifying-in- stead of in the spring.
 The public, however, is not likely to welcome the prospect of shiverng in heatess homes and of seeing industries shut down. The public will seek means of protecting itself against monopoist Lewis, and way is to become less and less dependent on coal.
 great many families have changed to fuel oil, and great many surely will if the price of oil continues to go down while the price of coal climbs
 Mr. Lewis and his union bitterly opposed to let ting the BigInch and LittleInch pipelines built in time be used to carry natural gasa competitor of coal But the public, which paid for the pipelines else its right to say how they shall be used
 Mr. Lewis has fought the IVA and all proposals for government development of other projects to manufac ture hydroelectrc poweranother competitor of coal The public exercise it's right say that the govern ment shall produce power from the nations rivers
 We don't want to the coal industry lose markets and the coal miners lose jobs But both happen and will, think if Mr. Lewis keeps on pulling coal strikes and forcing coal prices upoward.
 NEWC I FITTED
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
RESURRECTION BAY LIGHTHOUSE

Funds to construct a ightt and radio beacon on Rugge, land in Resurrection Bay art ing sought by the Coast Gua the amount of $50O,OOO, as re ed to Delegate Bartlett by A Commandant, Rear Admiral lin O'Neill.
 Such construction was urge the American Legion, Depart of Alaska, at its recent conve held at Ketchikan. The pr has been approved by the ( Guard Headquarters and a S, made. However, the money i available through pending al priations "in view of present itations on new construction efforts to secure such funds be continued" acording to miral O'Neill.
 NAVY WAR CASUALTIES
 A casualty compilation completed reveals that 14 Ala! were killed, six were wounde, one was a released prisoner o. while serving with the nav World War II.
 The statistics based on the dence of the designated ne. kin at the time of the casualt veal:
 Those who lost their lives Awen Mayer Anderson, K kan; Joe Deganahl, Juneau:
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
EXCURSION INLET

Fifteen structures and appr mately 115 acres of land at cursion Inlet, 65 miles north, of Juneau have been declared plus and will be disposed through Lowell M. Puckett l eau of Land Management, partment of the Interior, Anc age, according to information gently made available to Dele Bartlett.
 The property, which is to sold as one unit, includes two ministrative buildings, two h quarters buildings, a dispen building, post office builc transit shed, cold storage W house dock, reservoir and small structures.
 Priorities for bidding vii considered during the first 90 after November 27 and if not posed of by that time bids private parties will be consid' Federal government agencies have first priority to be folo by the Reconstruction Fin Corporation for resale to S business, territorial and local ernments, veterans of World II and spouse and children deceased serviceman and fiji non-profit institutions. This real property has
 classified as agricultural land is subject to certain easen and rights-of-way for public ] ways, streets and pipe lines.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
Friday, December 6, 1946
The Nation Learns Its Impotence
(The Denver PoSt)


 TT IS PROBABLE that John L. Lewis with an in- Hated of personal destiny, would be not at all to jail penalty for his contempt of court order restraining him from breaking his contract with the government
 Lewis knows we'll that the magnet of martyrdom, which would be hs would pull the warning factions of the American labor movement together. Jail would make him hero to millions It might be the electrify ing element which would enable him to fulfill his ierrustrated ambition to control all of labor under his single banner
 Two men, now enshrined as labor heroes, owe much of their defiance of nunctons far lesser scale than that of Lewis. They were Eugene V. Debs and Samuel Gompers.
 Debs, head of the American Railway union Gan in dustral organization of railroad workers) led his union out in sympathy with the Pullman strikers of 1894 His contempt of resulting injunction brought six-month jail sentence. In jail he became Socialist and, free he became pioneer of political action His greater martyrdom to come later, during World War l., when he imprisoned for violation of the espionage act From prison he Socialist candidate for Pres ident in 1920 and received 915,3O2 votes
 Gompers, the American Federation of Labors great est leader discovered the gores of martyrdom in the strike of the Bucks Stove Range plant Tn St. LoulS 1906 and 1907 The stove workers had struck for hour in place of ten-hour working day Supporting them, the A. F. of L. decreed nationwide boycott of the company's wares The company appealed to the courts and 19O7 obtained injunction from the Dis trct of Columbia supreme court which prohibited pub- liczing the boycott The A. F. of L supported by the United Mine Workers flouted the injunction. Findno contempt, the court sentenced Gompers to year F. of L. Secretary Frank Morrison to nine months and U M w. president John Mitchell to six months The Gompers dragged through the courts for than six years, and in 1914 the U s. Supreme Court finally nufed the sentences holding that since the contempt civil and not criminal the court could only fine the defendants The statute of limitations prevented any further action.
 The Debs and the Gompers were important landmarks in labors against the of the njunc tion in labor disputes, fight which crowned with its greatest in the of 1882 This law virtual death stroke to judicial restraints in labor The present Lewis case however tests the contention that the act does not apply to the gov ernment.
 Lewis, is adjudged guilty in Wednesdays hearing the may we'll be pursued through the courts for weeks while the coal crisis deepens And though Lewis should yield to the law there remains ance the miners will return to their work
 The Lewis case will go down in labor history as milestone. It has finally shown the impotence of the community against the organized rebeousness of la- Dor AS before it points the need for basic thinking to the nation from industrial anarchy.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06

representative at l60 acres person d homestead and may addition, apply for a townSite. same regulations allow such I cedure under the Small Tract l; at five acres a tract.
 Preliminary diagrams of gr homesteading must be submit to the Bureau of Land Mana ment showing development pl contemplated. The diagram n include specific information a: relative location and areal ex of each tract or site which is tc devoted to school and other m, cipal or common purposes stores or other commercial en prises, to housing and to agri ture and grazing. The Interior partment will give assistance the preparation of the diagrar
 Present regulations will be effect in accordance with all F lie land laws after settlemen made on the land.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06

PUBLIC LANDS IN ALASKA
 Regulations allowing develop ment of townsites as a nucleus to group homesteading in Alaska have been issued by the Bureau of
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06

Land Management through an or der signed on November 19 by Acting Director Fred w. Johnson.
 Ten or more persons may now file on public lands through one
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-06
By MARY LEE COUNCIL

E. L. tBob Bartlett. Conqres from Alaska
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-15

irgi buvo vena is tu mazu tautu kri nuosrdzia ir
tikeimu gerbe Tauu Sajunga r visas tarptautnes in
stitucas visas gyvybngiausas bylas atidave ju
rankas r ramia Saline kausydavo teses ir tesingumo
balso Ir DO to kai Lieva teko nusvilti Tautu Saun
ga r jos skebtu teisingumu if tada Letuva visek
nustojo tkejus ktu gera vaa, vistek neprarado pa
garbos tarptaune teise ir pasiliko iskima Wilsono
idejoms.
Tautu sajunga r taikingo tarptautinio bendradar-
bavmo obalss buvo antra vyraujanti gare LietuVos
uzsienio potkoje. To gaire yede sazininga jos pa
sirasytu sutareiu gerbma, koektyvini sauguma, at
vra r nuosirdu bendradarbiavima kitoms tautomis
ir j pa6ia tarptautine toleranca.
Lietuviu Tauta savo prigmtim yra realistine il
neserga didybes ligomis r nekada neeido daug aiko
svaonems apie didelius viespatavimus jos pati
praeitis ir ohuotu ja nemaza teisiu pasvajot ape
galybe Lietuvis nemoka ir negali vadinti "didelio
zmogaus; s nera nlszemines, bet kukus; js is
dds, bet rekalauja tnkamos pagarbos; jis aus-
mingas bet Tat r Lietuvos valstybe uzse-
no potkoje rupestnga venge pasinest kokiu nezino-
mu gaimybiu keliais presinosi visiems tokens pa-
kurie iSanksto nebuvo askus nesdave gundoma
jokiu fatamorganQ r atsideus seke realybes desni.
Sis desnis buvo trecioj Letuvos uzsienio poitikos
pagrindne gaire Ja sekdama Letuva nueo bendradar7
biaut tampriau mazosiomis Pabaltijo tautomis
darydama su Estais ir Latviais Pabato saunga; pa
gal sa gare il venge bent kuo kstis ddeiu vastybiu
poltika ir u interesus uoiai saugodama neutraluma
bel rodydama misunderstanding. "Mazas tarp mazuju',
toks buvo etuvos uzsienio poltikos suks padejes Lie
tuviu Tauta apssaugot daug jos garbe r jos in
teresus galejusu pazesti daykQ
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PRANCUZIJA JIESkO
PASkOLOS AME-
RIkOJE.

Prancuzija, kuri dar tebera
skolinga Amerikai $4,6O6, ,OOO,-
600 is | Pasaulinio karo If ga
vo w apie 1897, 100000 lend
lease reikmenu Sio karo metu,
parinko Euvusi premJera Leon
Blum skubeti Amerikon iSSlde-
reti Cia dar $2,5OO,OCO,OOO pa
skoloS.
Americas spauda siulo SUI
manvma kad Prancuzlja, Vleto-
je tiketis gauti tokia paskola,
daugiau IaimetQ jeigu atVykes
los atstoVas pasiulytu Amerl-
kai mainaiS saVo subankrutlJu-
sios imperijos koloniiQ zalla-
vas, kvrias Amerikos industrl-
JOS raletQ sunaudoti. Pasko'
los, Spauda sako, PrancuzlJa
vistiel ncgaIoS dtmoketi.
Delto Washingtone taip ii,
gai ncuztVirtlnama BritQ pa,
skola, nes netikima ja atgauti
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LET w OS
P Az ER @ / IA A S

durka Lenkijos nugaron, paskelbdama jai kara il ke
liaudama Vilniaus kraStan.
sto Lietuvos zygo Vokietija trosko r lauke ne tam
kad tue gaet palengveti jos karnis uzdavinys, tam
kad butu gana dar padidinti ispud jog Lenkija yra
grobke jog il yra 'mozakine valstybe' jog j visus
skraudzia tode visi nuskriaustiej dabar Vokieai
pritaria IL kartu ia ena Lenki JOS bausti lr koks
buvo ddeis Vokieciu nusebmas kai Letuvos vyriasy-
be, prasidejus karo veksnas tarp Lenkos r Voketi
jos, 1889 metu Rugsejo d. paskeIbe kad Lietuva tame
konfikte aikyss griezto neutraumo. Tai bvo ne jau
so sninties ir sazines sprendimas, apsaugoes Lie
tuvos garbe JOS patvaria ugdya takos meile r nepa
zeides M desu krias Lietuva vede uzsieniu poll
tika
Geros vaos zmogus negales paailyti nes1siprati-
mu ei cia Lietuvos neutrana priskirsme tuolaki
MO Lietuvos Respubkos Prezidento welcomes Antano
Smetonos politinei ismncai jo tauriam charakteru,
jo atvru 10 tiesios meilei r taikos ideaui. lr ta
jo sprendma nllleme veesnes gamos prasdeuso
Eropos konfko perspektyvos, tvirtas nuslstatymas
kad nesinaudo1 kito nors r tavo prieso nelaime.
If Lietuva nesnaudojo Lenkos nelamemis ir nepuole
jos is uznugaro Nepuoe net r tada kai Sovetu Saun
ga isverze Lenos terito1ja r negraziausu budu pei
nios is nelamingos Lenku tautos Jokios rzikos tada
nereikejo Letai: gaejo eiti ir engva pasiim VilnQ
Iaciau pasmerk1s smurta kaip bjauria poitkos prize
none, Letuva negaejo prisdet prize uzpuolkq, neziu
rint kokos bebutu is to pasekmes.
Bet tegul nebus manona kad Lietuvos aikymasis
Lenk Voaetos ir Lenos -Sovietu Rusijos konfik-
te reske maza arba ioko susrupinmo Vlniaus kausi-
mu ir jo kimu. Me- Lietuvos vyriausybe neralna Sir
dmi ziurejo kaip Vokieta r sovietu sajunga naikna
Lenkjos kuna didzias zingsnias artedamos pre Viii
naus ir... prie Lietuvos Ar neprasides tik naujas
Lenkjos ir. Lietuvos padalinimas?
Vokietijos r Sovietu Rusjos politinia zaidimai
Lenkjos-Letuvos erdveje jau rode simptomu kad cia
prasdejo dvieju imperiu rungtyniavmas sukelas mir
tinu pavojq visems Observation-Disclosures po kou. Tagi,
bendroji padetis rekalavo ddzausio atsargumo Pats
kausimo keimas galeo ssaukti piktaj vika is msko.
Todel Lietuvos vyrausybe uzsbarikadavo uz neutra-
mo senu ir auke nerami pirmojo rundo gallo, kol pa
aiskes keno rankas pateks "Vimaus probema". Ais
klmo beaukant, Lietuva nieko lto nebelko kaip til
reksti vt kad Lietuvos tese Vilnu r jo krasta
plno supratimo pas tuos kure jauss io seimninkai.
Nauos potines padeties akvazdoje Lietuvai buvo ak
tual1s ne Vilnaus kausimas, JOS Nepriklausomybes
rekalas
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MES

Mes pasirinkom skurdu istremima
mes musu zemej jungas toks zvarbus:
ten Saline ir laisve musu ina,
ten mela kelia, tartum apreiskima,
ten dievint liepia atnestus stabus.
Mes neapleidome taves, Tevyne.
Mes tebezengiam Tavo laukais;
Mes kaupiam stiprybe j krutine,
kad valandai ismusus dvyliEinei,
lig pergales kovoti SUI smakais.
Mes tavo sunus, gime Tave ginti;
mirt del Taves = gyvenimo prasme.
Milzinkapiai, legendom apipinti,
kaip laisves svyturiai, svaigina mint
Tevyres meiles amzina versme.
Kastytis.
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DRVA LABAI LAU-
KAMA PABEGELIU
TARPE

Poni E. Jasaitiene, is Vokie-
tijos, raso LVS centrui:
Brangieji Lietuviai. Priim.,
kit nuosirdziausius musu svei-
kinimus Naujiems Metams -
lai 1916 metal jums visiems
wen laime mesa.
Labai iums dekui uz siuncia-
ma man Dirva. Turbut nei
vienas pasaulyje laikraStis ne
buvo taip laukiamas ir taip
stropiai skaitomas kaip Dir
va. kuomet man ja grazina
musu stovyklos gyventojai tai
is JOS lieka tik smoteliai ir as
ne visuomet gaunu ja perskai-
tyti.
sventes musQ stovykloi pra-
ejo ramiai. Nuotaikos geros
nera. Per Sventes buvom visi,
aCiu UNRRA, sotus ir apreng-
ii. ziema cia symet labai len
gva, beveik visa laika lyja ir
lyja, oras labai dregnas if ne
sveikas, vaikai nuolatos kosti
ir serga.
Mes visi nuolatos galvojam
kas bus toliau ir kur mes pa
sid0sime, nes gavom tikru Ii
niu kad tie Lietuviai kurie is
VokietijOs buvo vezami, nei
vienas nepateko Lietuvon. Da-
lis ju nuvaziavo tiesiog j Ru-
sijos giluma, O kit netoli ru-
heZiaus sodi Rusu lageriuose
labai sunkiose salygose,
Pas mus vieni kalba kad
mus isIleis j Kanada. kit, kad
j Brazilija, j Argentine, bet
nieko tikro niekas nezino. Vi
81 laukiame pavasario, gal jis
ka nOrS naujo atneS.
Kas tuomct bus kaip UNR
RA atsisakys mus globoti? Mes
neturim nei but1l, nei pinigu,
nors' daugUmas turin sveikas
rankas If nora dirbti, bet cia
Vokietijoje uztenka If saVo
darbininku, tue tarpu Lletu-
vojc 80 nuoS. zemes stow ne
dirbta ir j ten priveza daug
Rusu, kurie gyvena prisieme
LietuviSkas pavardes. Ar jus
zinote ta viska?
Mes turimc cia savo bazny-
Cia ir labai grazu chora, kuris
per Berneliu misias giedojo vi
Sas grazias Kaledu giesmes.
Uzmerkus axis atrode kad esa-
me savo tevyneje if girdime
Kaledu giesmes, tokias lauktas
if graudzias.
Noriu surasti savo gimines.
Jie prizes kara gyveno Chica-
goie if ju pavarde Jakucionial.
Tai mano dede if pusbroIlal.
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"i.AISVES VARPAS'
IIILRECkE

Liubecke iseina Lietuviu lal-
kraStis "Laisves Varpas", ku-
rio atsakingu redaktorium pa
sirasineja poetas Faustas kir,
sa. Leidzia Liubeko Lietuvig
Komitetas. Laikrascio adresas'
Lubeck. Untertrave III-ll2. Ka.
dangi spaustuves neturi Lietu
visku raidziu, tai laikr a S til
spausdinamas be tasku, nosi
niu ir kitu zenklu. Pat laikras
tis daro labai gera ispudl.