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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-30
ANNETTE S. MORGAN
Administrative
64S N. 9TH Avenue
A.. A-A- AHsmLs


STATE OF MICHIGAN, the
Probate Court for the County Of
W ne
IN the Matter of the Estate Of
LENA M. Starks, Deceased.
The above matter Nill come to
be heard before the honorable
Judge William F. Cotter. Judge
Of Probate in this court room
number 3ll. on the 18th day Of
September A. d. l947 at 10 AM.
m the forenoon. Name of hear
ing viii be published in the De-
uoi Tribune, newspaper print
ed and circulating in said Coun-
ty Of Wayne.
WILLIAM F. CoTTER,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-30

"Celotex Rock Wood" insula-
ton, 'Blown-in" method. ceiling
and sidewalks. roofing. siding
storm windows garages. building
and general repair OF homes.
located at 9Th and Carrollton
in Carrollton. Bob Kerr joins in
congratulations.
]. w McGregor, dealer in
watches, clocks, diamonds. jewel
ny perfect repair service. at 5l4
Potter street for the past Is
wears catering TO all groups
faithfully. offers his congratula-
tons and services TO our Young
sters. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dunn. Mrs. Remister, in charge
Of the store. adds her best
wishes.
Brunson Jackson chief usher
OF Mt. Olive Church. very
kind and helpful young man,
one Of our real Tribune boosters,
joins us in wishing the Dunns
every happiness
In securing Kenneth Holmes
well-known 5th avenue barber
in the Rose w. Ware brokerage
business. we have man for
merly associated with the late
Oliver Atwood in real estate
notary. income tax. and other
work. w will have no trouble
keeping him fully occupied with
the long list OF waiting pros.
poets we have.
He has been officially. licensed
under Rose w. Ware. broker
and will be happy 10 serve those
interested in buying a home OF
other real estate.
We have some lovely spots
ideally located. at the RICH
price See Mr. Holmes at hi.
shop. 5l8 N. 5th avenue, or cal
Mrs. Ware.
Bethel AME Church
Rosie M. Price. reporter
BE Strong" was the topic o
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SAGINAW
ROSE WISE WARE. EDITOR

Among the many special
achievements worth mentioning
we are very proud OF the sue
cess OF the Rev. c. M. Monroe
and his Christ Community
Church congregation who have
raised enough money TO tear
down their old building and 10
start their longed-for new
church at the present site, SIT
Carlisle.
Sunday was the last time that
services were held in the old
building. Tuesday the wreckers
began tearing down the old
church. and after the debris is
cleared away the new building
will be started.
Plans for the new $4,000
church were completed at a
meeting at the home of the
pastor the Rev. Mr.. Monroe,
last FRIDAY evening. The wreck
ing and building OF the base
ment is TO be done by Ford
Brothers.
The erection Of the new build
ing will be done by Modern
Builders. The new structure Is
to be SO bv SO feet, II will be
a frame building with red brick
veneer. and the basement will
be of cement block.
The new building will not be
elaborate. but il will enable the
church 10 serve its growing
membership better. the pastor
told reporters
Until the new building can
be used for services. the con-
gregatlon will meet in the pas
tors home. 632 North 18th. Cor
nerstone laying ceremonies will
be held in about the third week
OF September.
To date about $4,000 OF the
$4,000 has been raised bv the
congregation. Members OF the
building committee are Theodore
Nicholson Charles DeGroat
Mrs. Fred Porterfield. George
Williams. Roosevelt Mosely anc
Mr.. Monroe.
Our newspaper editor. man
ager and staff join me in wish
ing them every success. The
Rev Mr. Monroe. his wife anc
Young son have heen earnes
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MONROE
BIZ WINIrnEn covINcroN

Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Wright of Conant street are Mrs.
Mary Wright Of Manchester Ca,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wright Of Detroit.
Mis- Ella Perry and Miss Kath-
crime Penick have returned from
their vacation in Fowler Ind.
and Hoopston III. Returning
with them was Miss Charlene
Williams OF Houston.
Mrs. G.. H. Covington Of Wash
ington. d C.. spent a few hours
visiting the families OF Fl. c.
Campbell and Luverta Haywood
Covington while attending the
dental convention in Detroit
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brown. son. Eugene. in Mon
roe Hospital. Mrs. Brown is the
former Miss Marion Game.
ThetRev. Reed of Detroit spent
a few days visiting the Rev.
and Mrs. J. M. Burrell and their
family.
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Lewis. Howletie and Brown
100 81. Antoine 81.
No. 35i,933
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MICHIGAN,)

ISIS.
County OF Wayne.
AT session Of the Probate
Court for said County of Wayne.
held al the Probate Court Room
in the City of Detroit, on the 9th
DAY Of August, in the year one
thousand nine hundred and for
tv-scvcn.
PRESENT: Joseph A. Murphy
Judge Of Probate.
IN the Matter Of the Estate OF
ELLA BRYANT, Deceased.
An instrument in writing pur-
porting TO be the last will and
testament OF said deceased hav-
ins been delivered into said
count
Il is ordered. that the fifteenth
dv of September. next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at said
Court Room be appointed Tor
Providing said instrument.
Md Il is further Ordered, that
sr1pv Of this order be published
once IN each week for thre c
weeks consecutively previous to
said tins Of hearing, in the De-
Detroit Tribune a newspaper
pnted and circulating in said
County OF Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge of Probate.
"a t"ue copy
RAYMOND A. SUDEK.
Deputy Probate Register
$685.
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LEGAL NOTICE

"a true ca Judge of Probate.
RAYMOND A. sUDEK
deputy Probate Register
8-l6-8-30.
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EDWARD A. SIMMONS, Atty.
900 Lawyers Bldu.

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in
the Circuit Court for the County
OF Wayne in Chancery.
HELEN TURNER EDMON-
SON. Plaintiff, VS.. EDWARD
EDMONDSON Defendant.
NO. 42o.S76
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session of said Court held
at the County Building oil De-
troit in said County and State
on the 2lst day OF August. A. D..
l947
PRESENT: The Honorable
Thomas f. Maher, Circuit Judge.
On reading and filing the affi-
davit hereto attached from which
il appears that the defendant.
EDWARD EDMONDSON, is not
la resident of Detroit. Michigan.
but when last heard OF and
from resided at 44l0 Maffitt
Street st. Louis. Mo.
On Motion OF Edward A. Sim
mons. attorney for plaintiff;
1T is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT appear in this cause
within three 90 months from
the date hereof, either in person
or by attorney. and that his
failure so to do will cause his
default 10 be taken.
AND 1T is FURTHER Or
DERED that a copy of this order
be published in the Detroit Tri-
bune. newspaper printed and
published in the County of
Wayne, Michigan, according to
law;
AND IT IS FURTHER OR
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EDWARD a. SIMMONS

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE in Chancery,
MARY FIELDER, Plaintiff, VS..
FREDERICK FIELDER, Defend
ant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
No. l20-S7S
At a session of said Court held
al the Court House in the City
of Detroit in said County and
State on the 2lst day Of August.
A. D.. l947
PRESENT: The Hon. Thomas
F. Maher, Circuit Judge.
On reading and filing the afr
davit hereto attached from which
IL appears that the defendant.
Frederick Fielder, is not resi-
dent OF Detroit. Michigan. but
when last heard Of and from re-
sided at 10 Davenport Street
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania:
On Motion Of Edward A. SIM
mons. attorney for Plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT appear in this cause with
in three (3) months from the date
hereof, either in person or by at
torney. and that his failure so to
do will cause his default to be
AND IT is FURTHER ORDER
ED that a copy OF this order be
published n the Detroit Tribune,
newspaper printed and pu b.
lished in the County OF Wayne
Michigan. according to law;
AND IT is FURTHER ORDER
ED that a copy Of this order, to-
gether with a copy Of the affidav'
Il upon which II is founded. be
served upon the defendant at his
last known place Of address by
registered mail, return receipt de-
manded.
And all Of which foregoing is
so ordered. -
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy
EDGAR M. BRANIGAN,
Clerk
By p. d. SUDED,
Deputy Clerk S-SO-lO-4.
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LEGAL NOTICE

DERED that copy OF TINS
order together with a copy OF
the affidavit upon which II Is
founded be served upon the
defendant at his last known
place OF address by registered
mail return receipt demanded.
All OF which foregoing is SO
ordered. - c,...;,
Judge.
A True Copy -
EDGAR M. BRANlGlN' clerk
P. D. Solder, Deputy Clerk: ,
8-30-l0-4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-30

workers and supporters OF our
beloved Detroit Tribune" They
like me, cannot be induced 20
desert il regardless of who
comes and goes. So give them
big cheer,
CHURCH NEWS
We find our church and BUSH
ness activities growing by leaps
and bounds. Not only is Christ
Community Church realizing its
dream of a new church at last.
but Elder Williams of the
Church OF God in Christ at 4th
and Norman has purchased a lot
at 5l8 N. 5th avenue for a new
church building TO be erected
as soon as possible.
We understand that the True
Vine Baptist congregation has
purchased the very large and
convenient location at 4th and
the Pere Marquette Railroad. in
sight Of the Potter street bust
rNsAs district and with bus and
depot just stones throw away.
We wish all these groups the
greatest success in their plans
and will welcome news of their
activities for this column.
We also extend our best
wishes 10 the Rev E. B. John
son OF $40 North 9th avenue in
his proposed church building
plans. God bless you ALL
CONGRATULATIONS
AND COMMENTS
Happily. we close our congratu-
lations i'm this issue of our
great Detroit Tribune to our
newly weds. the Charles Dunns.
The following business people
helped round out a very fine
assortment of best wishes to
these children. We want TO
thank the editor and his staff
for the fine work they did in
getting all the greetings into
the paper. There were many
persons and businesses we were
( unable to reach personally in
time Another time. dear friends,
for something else worth while,
we'll try to get to you. Thank
you all.
First Of all let us specially
thank Brunson Jackson. chief
usher at Mt. Olive Baptist
Church for his assistance in SELL
I ing papers and other iaVors
during this and other drives for
the Detroit Tribune"
We are delighted TO know
that the beautiful new brick.
modern to the minute "Kemper
Ice Cream Parlor" has been
opened to the public at 4th and
Kirk by the popular John H.
Kemper. A marvel of beauty
and novel equipment for the
pleasure and enjoyment of teen
ayers and adults. He especially
invites teen-agers.
Broadcast" invites the newly
weds to drop in and dine at the
big Apple Cafe" on Potter
street when too tired TO prepare
meals. He promises special serv-
ice at all times.
Whilby and Sons, successors
TO Community Cleaners. Dyeing,
Pressing Repairing. Gents Fur
nishings and Household Furni-
ture at 524 Potter street, invites
their patronage and extends
greetings. :,
We consider the Raymond
Kerr Company one Of our most
dependable companies and APP
preciate their contribution TO
the newlyweds who may some
day require their services. in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-30

STATE OF MICHIGAN, in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
MARY FIELDER, Plaintiff, VS..
FREDERICK FIELDER, Defend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-30
LEcsL NOTICE
S. ]. Flanagan
1877 E. Dawson Ave.
No. 35l.9e2

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
eTATE OF MICHIGAN, !
County of Wayne. J
Al a session of the Probate
Court for said County of Wayne,
MA a the Probate Court Room
~ Inc City of Detroit, on the
eleventh day of August in the
Year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-seven.
PRESENT: Thomas c. Murphy.
Judec Of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
WILLIAM WIMBLEY, Deceased
on reading and filing the petit
ZION az Matte Lou Davis praying
That administration Of said estate
he granted to herself or some
other suitable person:
I, Is ordered. that the seven
tccnth day Of September, next.
~ len o clock IN the forenoon at
said Court Room be appointed
for hearing said petition.
And it is further Ordered. that
q COPY of this order be published
once each week for 3 weeks con-
srcutively previous 10 said time
NJ hearing. in the Detroit Tri-
hunc a newspaper printed and
circulating in said County OF
Wayrc.
THOMAS c. MURPHY.
Judge Of Probate
CA true copy
RAYMOND A. SUDEK.
Deputy Probate Register.
$685..
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EDWARD A. SIMPSON A,,v
900 Lawyers Ridc


S-l6-8-3O.
EDWARD ri A. SIMPSON. ATTY.
cor 500 Lawyers Bidq.
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN
me Circuit Court for the COUNT
OF WAYNE in Chancerv
HOWARD EUGENE TyrFp
Ia,ntltf, VS.. MARY SUE TY.
LER Defendant.
NO. 4ls,222
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ a session of said Court
neld at the Court House IN the
City OF Detroit in said COUNTY
and State on the 2lst dav ~
August, A. d.. l947.
PRESENT; The Honorable
Thomas +. Maher. Circuit Judge
On reading and filing the
affidavit hereto attached from
winch It appears that the de-
iendant, MARY SUE TYLER Is
not a resident OF Detroit Mich
igan, but when last heard nj
and from resided at 829l2 Broad
way Street, Peducah, Kentucky.
On Motion Of Edward A. Sim
mons attorney for plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that the de-
tense appear in this cause with
IN three CD months from the
date hereof, either in person or
by attorney, and that her failure
TO do so will cause her default
to be taken:
AND IT is FURTHER OR
DERED that copy Of this order
be published in the Detroii
Tribune newspaper printed
and published in the County Of
Wayne, Michigan, according tc
law.
AND 1T is FURTHER OR
DERED that a copy of this
order together with a copy Of
the affidavit upon which il /:
founded be served upon the
defendant. MARY SUE TYLER
at her last known place of ad.
dress by registered mail return
receipt demanded. All Of which
foregoing is so ordered.
THOMAS F. MAHER. Circuit
Judge.
A True Copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN,
CLERK
P D. sEDDER,
Deputy CLERK
8-30-l0-4
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Staying Of Girl Spurs Hunt
For Suspicious Persons

FRESNO, Calf, Mar. 10 tP.--Ab-
sence of definite clues pinned police
hopes on a cneckup of suspicious
persons today in their search for a
sex maniac who killed Esther Lee
Lewis, 9-year-old Sanger girl, on
her way to school Tuesday.
I'VE have very little in the way
of clues. and no suspects Under
sheriff John Ford said early today.
He said some persons had been
questioned, but there had been no
arrests.
Esther, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
william Lewis and model student
in the fourth grade, was found
dead Yesterday by one Of 300 per-
sons who had searched overnight.
She was reported missing when she
did not return from school, and 1t
developed she had never met the
school bus at its stop, a mile from
her home.
The mutilated body was found
beside dry creek bed, about half
way between her home and the bus
stop. After an earlier contrary re-
port, Ford said, the coroner's office
last night expressed belief the girl
had been criminally assaulted.
Mr.. Ford said authorities would
renew their check of suspicious
characters in this region"
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Solution Is Reported
In One Of Los Angeles
4 Women 5 Murders
BY the Assoeiofed Press

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 13-Inspec-
tor Norris Stensland of the sheriff's
Office announced today apparent
solution of one of four slayings of
women in Los Angeles and vicinity
in the last two months.
He said Myron Funk, %, husky
foundry moulder of nearby South
Gate, signed a statement admitting
he killed Mrs. Mae Lorena Preston,
46. also known as Mae Lund,
friend of his and his father, Frank
Funk, So, cement contractor.
The father and son had been held
since Tuesday night on suspicion of
murder, but Frank Funk was re-
leased today. Mrs. Preston's body,
strangled and beaten. was found
Tuesday along the San Gabriel
River near suburban Norwalk.
Murder Complaint to Be Filed.
Inspector Stensland said a MUIR
der complaint would be filed today
against Myron Funk.
Los Angeles police, meantime,
questioned acquaintances of Miss
Evelyn Winters, AZ, whose body was
discovered Tuesday along railroad
tracks near the civic center.
Booked for questioning in the
Staying of Miss Winters, former stu
dio legal secretary. was James j.
Tiernan, IT,, red-haired bowling al
ley pin-setter. Police Capt. Jack
Donohoe said Ternan acknowledged
he and Miss Winters had spent Sum-
day night and Monday together, and
that she was very drunk" when she
left his hotel room about 8 pm.
Monday, That was the last he saw
her, Capt. Donohoe quoted Tiernan
as saying.
Inclined to Believe Claim
Capt. Donohoe declared he was
inclined" to believe Tiernans claim
that he knew nothing of her death
Police continued to hold George F.
Wickliffe, %. railroad worker from
Joplin, Mo-, who discovered the
body. He denied he knew anything
of her death.
Two other unsolved killings were
those of Elizabeth (Black Dahlia)
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Powell Asks Roll Call
On Racial Amendment
BY the Assoeiated Press

BY the Associated Press
Representative Powell, Democrat, Of
New York, pointed the House to a
showdown on the race discrirnina-
ton issue today by calling for a
roll call vote on his no-color-line
amendment to an Army-Navy Nurse
Corps bill.
Il want to know how sincere the
Republicans are in their. demands
for prevention of racial discrimina-
tion." Mr.. Powell, Negro, told re-
porters after serving notice on the
chamber.
Representative Marcantonio, New
York American Laborite, said he
would back up Mr. Powell.
The House put off a vote on the
Powell amendment yesterday by ad-
journing after Representative Ran
kin, Democrat. of Mississippi made
the point that quorum was not
present. The proposal would for
bid discrimination because of race,
creed or color in selection of nurses
for the armed forces.
Mr.. Powell said that in 1945, when
the House voted to draft nurses, it
Evening star., 1947-03-13

carry their protest Of q recently
granted rent increase to Municipal
Court If the District Rent Control
Office refuses to review the case.
The announcement followed ac-
ton of the rent control office in
denying the tenants appeal for a
rehearing. The tenants had pro-
tested a rent control decision of
February IA allowing Morris Ca
fritz, operator Of the apartment, to
boost rents an average of nearly S.
a month on its 317 units.
Ranging from so cents to $11 a
month, the increases cost tenants
$l7,790 annually.
Organized as the Tenants Co
operative Association, the apart
ment dwellers based their protest
Evening star., 1947-03-13

approved without . record vote q
similar antidiscrimination amend
ment offered by Representative
Brown. Republican. OF Ohio. That
bill died in the Senate.
The pending legislation, backed by
the Army and Navy and approved
unanimously by the Armed Services
Committee. provides:
l. Permanent commissioned status
for Army and Navy nurses and men,
bers of the Women's Medical Spe-
cialist Corps of the Army.
2. Pay, leave, subsistence and rem
tai allowances, promotion privileges
and other benefits similar to those
OF regular officers.
3. Retirement rights Identical to
those of male officers except for a
lower retirement age.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

on the allegation that the rent in
creases were greater than the rent
control Office itself consloei.. .-,4-
fed, and that granting commercial
properties in the building a lesser
percentage of increase than the
tenants was illogical"
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Short, "a, whose bisected body was
discovered January Is, and Of Mrs.
Jeanne T. French. As. found tram
pied to death February 10.
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LlETUVIAI TREMTI-
MAI LIGONYS DE-
KOJA SAVO GERA-
DARIAMS

siomis dienomis BALE. pir-
mininkas Kun. DR.. J. B. kon-
cius gavo 38 Lietuviu tren1ti-
niu ligoniu, esanciu dziovinin-
ky sanatorijoje, sekancio turf
nio padekos laiska:
'NIes SO Lietuviai tremtiniai
esantys Edmundsthalio dziovi-
ninku ligonineje GA Geest-
hacht, Edmunsthal, Susannen-
haus, Germany tamstos asme-
nyje nuosirdziai dekojame vi
sam BALFui uz teikiama pa
rama. Jusu selpianti ranka lai-
kas nuo laiko mus pasiekia ST.
tame tolimame uzkampyjc su
ivairiomis gerybemis. Kai ku-
rie is musu cia gydosi jau an
tri ir daugiau metal, niekur ne
uzdirbdami. Taigi BALF'o pa
rama, ar tai butu drabuzlal
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kuriu reiksme filologiniu atzvilgiu jei ir menka,
taciau jos NUNS idomios kaip istorinis dokumen-
tas. sias priesaikas surado Gerullis Berlyno
slaptojo archyvo valstybiniame dokumente. Pa
gal tas priesaikas budavo prisaikdinami Miner
yates, Karkles, Kateldanges, Didziosios Vites,
Mazosios Vites Negles, Karvaiciu, ir Nidos Lie
tuviskai kalbantys gintaro zvejai su savo seimo-
mis-. Toje knygeleje sudetos pajurio ukininku,
ju tarnu, sunu ir inamiu, pajurio sargu, teiseju,
ju giminiu ir artimuju priesaikos, skiriamos uz
gintaro vogima bausmes, ir taisykles kaip su
juros ismestu gintaru apsieiti.
Tai Wis istoriniai duomenys, kurie kalba uz
musu teise Prusu Letuva.
(Bus daugiau)
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TEVISkES VAIZDAI
Raso vYTAUTAs K. svIEDRYs.
PRUSAI PO TEUTONQ ORDENO GLOBA IR
PRUSU LIETUVA

Pacituosime dar keleta budingesniu sakiniu
is tos studios, ypac kur lieciamas Prusu Lietu-
vos zuvimas.
Nors ir palaikomi Lietuviu, vienok Prusai
negalejo islaikyti Teutono ordeno prityrusiu kar-
zygiu puoimQ Per trisdesmt metu tesesi nuo-
latines kovos ir Prusai galiausiai turejo pasi-
duoti. Greit po to, priesui smarkiai spaudziant,
jie pradejo nustoti r savo tautiniu zymiu. Teu-
tony ordenas, noredamas Letuvius atstumti nuo
Baltijos juros, 1874 metals pradejo savo zygius
ir prizes tikraja Lietuva. Labos, Pergulos ir I'm
cures upu pakrascius Vokieciai pristate daug
tvirtovQ: Labiau, Velau, Tapau, Kamsvike ir
kt. JOS buvo statytos Lietuvu uzpuolimui. siQ
tvirtoviq liekanos yra islikusios ir Xxi siu dienu.
Teotonu ordenui pavyko Prusuose uzkariau-
tt iris Lietuviskas apygardas: Sudavija, Nadro-
via ir Salavija. Visos sios apygardos buvo i
siaure nuo auksciau NINETY upiu; jos uzeme ir
Nemuno upes intaka su Kaipedos uostu. sios
Letuviu apgyventos vietos buvo kardu prijung
tos ir Vokeciu okupuotos per keleta amziu. Teu-
tonu ordenas naudojo visokius budus, labai biau-
rius ir niekingus kad tik isnaikinus Prusu tau
ia. Per keturis amzius jiems pasiseke tai pa
daryti Venok dauguma Prusu Lietuvos gy-
ventoju, buvusioj Sudavijoj Nadrovijoj ir Sa-
lavijoj, Xxi siol yra islaike savo senoves papro-
cus, kalba r jie pageidauja butt suvienytais su
Lietuva. Kita karta pacituosime keleta saki-
niu is tos pacios studios, kur rasoma apie Lie
tuvos zemes, kurias reikia atgauti: Rytprusiai
ir Klaipedos krastas.
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buvo 2O,O2S; Ragaines = 1900 Lietuviu (viso
gyventoju 8,220); silokarciamos 24,149 Lietu-
viu (viso gyventoju 3s,234) ir Klaipedos apskri-
tyje 25,433 Lietuviai (viso gyventoju 56,559).
Visa likusi Prusu Lietuvos dalis, pagal Ver-
sailles taikos sutartis buvo pakta Vokietijai,
nors tai didziai skaudu ir tue Lietuviu tauta yra
nepatenkinta. Jau ir patys rubeziai turejo bu-
ii vedami maziausia Nemuno ir sesupes upemis,
mes tame trikampyje kurs dabar yra pavedamas
Vokietijai, isimtinai gyvena vien tik Lietuviai.
Reikia spet kad 81 klaida anksciau ar veliau bus
atitaisyta, = taip baigiama pasisakyti tame
straipsnyje.
Prizes name ant stale gull dvi 1864 metals
paskelbtos Lietuviskos gintaro zveju priesaikos,