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COOMBS FLAT
Services Conducted
For Elmer Fisher

Mott, June 29.-Many residents
of this community We're in Bill
ings Thursday to attend the fun
eral of Elmer Fisher, retired
farmer, who died of a heart at
tack at Occur d'Alene, Idaho,
Sunday, June 10. MI. and Mrs.
Fisher were on their way to
Tacoma by auto to visit their
daughter Gladys, and were stop
ping to spend the night at the
| Frank Roberts home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts were former resi-
dents here and friends of the
Fishers.
Mr.. Fisher was among the last
of the original men who home
steaded on the south rim of the
Lake Basin and his faith in pro-
ductive soil had sustained him
since 1909 when in a capable
and energetic n he broke
the virgin soil and doubling
stockmen moved their herds; he
built a home and became a lead
ing factor in the community,
surmOunting difficulties of hot
summers and freezing winters.
In 1924 while operating a thresh-
ing machine, his foot was in
iured, which caused a lameness
that lasted through the rest of
his life. but 10 handicap to the
goal he desired to reach. Crop
failures, mortgages, neighbors
forced to leave did not change
his belief that productive crops
could be raised here.
In 1897 Mr.. Fisher returned
from the northern part of the
state and purchased the former +
Rose homestead and began farm
ing operations which brought
satisfying success. He was the
first man to adopt strip farming
methods and was farming 500
acres when ill health caused him
to sell a year ago. He was
buried in Mountview cemetery at
Billings. Pallbearers, friends and
neighbors, were E. l.. Tesch,
George Mikesell, M. M IDeMoss,
C. C. Henley, Porter, Alwine and
B. A. Sherrow of Laurel.
Miss Joyce Gill is spending
the summer at Cooke City in the
employ of Shaw's camp. She
will enter hospital training in
!.
Jim Luckey transacted business
in Columbus Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Crew were
Sunday callers at the c. c. Hen
Iey home. '
Earl Linger and sons, Roy and
Russell helped Raymond Brown !
with branding cattle the fore
part of the week
Mrs. Gerald LaGo and daugh-
Ter Marcella Ann of Tacoma, ..
are spending a few days !
her mother, Mrs. Elmer !
|
Lewis StahI is at Clydehurst,
summer resort on the Boulder
liver, with the Eaton Trails {
pack saddle horses, formerly at '
Beehive, and will conduct SINH 7
ar trips for tourists from Clyde t
7
Frank Roberts of Couer d.
Idaho, was here to at
end the funeral of the late s
elmer Fisher Thursday, at Bill E
Mr.. Roberts drove the ;
fisher car back from Couer d. .
=
Walter Baxter and his able .
ssistant Tommy" are busy 7
praying for grasshoppers. Z
Dewey Johnson, rural mail v
carrier for Coomb S n
lat, attended the funeral rites
or Elmer Fisher at Smiths
uneral home in Billings Thurs K
aY 5
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News Items

Mrs. William Bremigan of
Glendive, who visited here with
her niece, Mrs Kenneth Walton
and family, was accompanied on
her return to Glendive by her
sister, Mrs. Carrie Jones, who
will spend some time at the
Bremigan home.
Mrs. j. L. Tubman reports re-
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-29

Mrs. Inez Simons plans to
leave Thursday by plane for a
visit with her parents in Wash
ington, d. C..
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Smallest State Capital

Carson City, New, with fewer
than $500 inhabitants, is the small
est state capital in the United
States.
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ing fine. He has 100 acres of
beans this year, which if the
season proves we'll from now on,
will be a paying crop.
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Reindeer Milk

Out of IL kinds of milk listed by
the department of agriculture, rein
deer milk is richest. 1t has u per
cent butter fat.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-09
Classified Ads

Will pay 10 cents per hundred
over market price for feed barley
or oats at ranch. State-inspected
scales at ranch. Finley Ranch, 9
miles northeast of Browning.
For sale-32O acres Of grazing
land and hay meadow; two lakes
and springs; five miles southwest
of Browning, one and a h ! f
miles south of Highway No. 2;
on good country road; warranty
d e e d to buyer. James Morning
Gun, City.
For sale-4-room dwelling with
bath room. Newly built, warm,
convenient. Price $780,. See J. L.
Sherburne, Realtor.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rooming house, furnished, modern,
all apartments filled continuously,
we'll located on Highway No. 2
on Browning's busiest t r e t..
Reason for s e Hing is owners
health condition. Priced for cash
deal, but might consider terms.
See J. L. Sherburne, Rcaltor.
For sale-Pumice and cement
blocks, ALL. sizes. Phone 722-J,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-09

dent Roosevelt's leadership en-
bark on Lend-Lease.
Ten years from the s tart Of
World War II, where are we? The
picture is challenging but n o t
dismal. Even the United States
and Russia, after f o u years of
wrangling, are both members of
a young but. amazingly resilient
United Nations. Germany is on
the way to statehood, but care
fully supervised, as it should be
for a long time by the occupying
powers. An Atlantic Defense ALI
ance has been completed, and the
United States is fully committed
member of this group dedicated
to preventing aggression. More
over, widespread understanding
of the joint roles of America and
Britain in the maintenance of
peace pinions hope in those ma
tions and in many non-English-
speaking countries, too.
Power, it is said, corrupts. The
alternative is to have power bring
with it a sense of responsibility.
Through the Marshall Plan, the
encouragement of Europe's West
ern Union, pleas for European
economic union, the underwriting
of a vast western defense system,
the United States has displayed
a truly remarkable growth in the
sense of responsibility since 1889
"a maturity that m ay we'll be
decisive for world eace.-Christ-
ian Science Monitor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-09
M0lasses For Steers

STRENGTHENING tests by the Louisi-
ana State university experiment
station showed that molasses has
an average feeding value of around
IS per cent that of corn when fed
at the rate of four to eight pounds
day-about one-third to two
thirds of gallon-along with cot
tonseed meal and other concern
trates. Other experiments at the sta
ton showed that molasses could
profitably be fed to work mules at
the rate of two to three quarts
daily and in these amounts was al
most equal to corn.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-09
TEN YEARS AFTER

Ten years ago, on September l,
1889, Hitler's troops crossed the
Polish border. Did many Ameri-
cans, hearing the news by radio
hat Sunday morning, say or
think that a "German-Polish'
war had begun? Did any imagine
himself securely insulated from
the event? Probably not, though
a whole generation of Americans
had been influenced by isolationist
interpretations of American in
volvement in World War /.
Americans knew instinctively
that the thing that had precipitat-
ed this conflict was a threat to
their way of life. After the Aus
trian and t h e Czechoslovakian
coups, after Munich and the Ger
man-Soviet nonaggression pact,
no one could hope that a "solu-
ton" of a German-Polis dispute
about Danzig was all that Hitler
sought.
Yet no nation in the world had
been willing to face the implica-
tons of naziism squarely a n d
promptly. Worse-no nation, in
the League of Nations or GU t,
had faced squarely the implica-
lions of violation of League pre-
cepts by Japan, by Mussolini's
Italy, or by Hitler in the Rhine
land, or by both Hitler and
Mussolini in Spain. Burdened by
economic depressions, one coun-
try after another sought to tenn
porize with distant crises.
Eventually, two of t h e m did
what all should have done much
sooner. Britain and France gave
Poland a guarantee and stood by
that pledge. Whatever may be
said of the strategy of the move,
the morality of it was sound. Be-
latedly the United States took a
moral position, too.
Sometimes Americans are
bracketed with Russians as the
two nations that waited to be at
tackled before entering the war.
Til e American record is better
than that. To be sure, Americans
let Britain expend all its overseas
financial resources by leash on
the barrel head" purchases of
supplies. This was, to our way of
thinking, both m orally and
strateglcally shortsighted. But
the United States did under Presi-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-09
Cut Bank or write Cut B an k
Block Mfg. Company. Write US
for estimate of buildings. 14-tf.
Handle Hogs Gently

The careless handler of hogs
hurts all hogs. He reduces the total
amount of money that will be paid
for hogs. He forces some cuts to
be sold at trimmings price, well
below the price of the cut on the
open market. Care and kindness
pay off. Help the trucker load care
fully. See that his struck is equip
ped to take good care of your hogs.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-09
National Forest Wildlife

More than two million head Of
deer, elk, and other big game ami
mals-or about one-third of the ma.
tons total big game population
live on the national forests. The
forests contain 10000 miles of un.
posted streams and one and a half
million acres of fish-producing
lakes. In 1913 they played host to
four and half million hunters and
fishermen.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-09
CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of express.
ing our heartfelt thanks to our
friends for their deeds of kind
ness and expressions of sympathy
in our hour of sorrow, in the
death Of our beloved husband and
father, the late Charles F. Follick.
Mrs. Clara Follick.
Charles Follick.
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MONTANA.
Names Places
Arrival Of Lewis And Clark
By R. H. Fletcher, Author of American Adventul

H. American Adventure
On April &C. 1906 the Lewis and Clark expedition reach
ed the eastern boundary Montana after leaving Louis
in the spring of 1904 On June 10 Lewis found the series of
great falls The party reached the three forks of the Missouri
July e.
They followed the Jefferson fork and it's Beaverhead fork
to the junction of Horse Prairie and Red Rock
Armstead The expedition crossed the continental divide and
down the Lemh river to the Salmon but finding that
impractical crossed back to the Berroot valley and follow
ed north far as Loo creek. established camp
Travellers Rest then headed for Lo pass From there they
reached the mouth of the Columbia and camped for the
ter.
In the spring of 1906 they retraced their
eers Rest where the party divided Lewis led conting
past the present site of Mssoua up Big Blacfoo
Lewis and Clark and down the Sun River Great
Falls From there he made side trip up the Maras to
the Two Medicine country.
In the meantime Clark led his detail the back track to
Three Forks From there he sent 10 down the Missouri
to join the Lewis party at the falls With the remainder of
his and Sacaawea he struck Gaan valley
to the Yellowstone where hewed of cotton
wood logs and proceeded downstream They reached the
Missouri and continued down that river On August they
overaken by the Lewis party and the united expedition
arrived at st. Louis September 90 1906.
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Work for Greater and More Prosperous Montana
This is project that should include all Montanans.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-09
Choose Shoes Wisely

A little more time spent in
choosing the shoes you wear will
return big dividends in comfort and
health, in ability to work well and
to enjoy Life.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-07
SPAUDOS CENTRAS

pEREITA rudeni DIRVOJE buvo isketas klausimas,
ka da1yti etuviskos knygos platinum Ne tk
su platinum bet ir su jos atradimu.
Kaip tada buvo taip ir lig sio tebera, kad Ameri-
koje ne tik knyga neesko skaitytoo bel prkejo bet
presingai vienas kitas jos megeas, noredamas gaut
knyga negali jos rasti r net nezno, kur eskot Wen
tk aikrasciu redakcijos kartas turl po viena klta
nyga bet tas vsos problemos nessprendzia wen jau
del to- kad net r tie "trupneiai yra ismetyti po visa
Amerika r laba sunku susigaudyt kur del kurios
knygos galima kreipts.
Kap veiau Pr. Lapene, vienintele is mllsu visuo
menes vekeu tue kasmu atsiliepusi, papasakojo tai
norint kuria knyga suras ir a gauti AmerlkoJe
reikia ypatingo uzsspyrmo
Aes tada raseme: NUNS rekia lietuvisko knygyno"
Nuns reika toxic knygyno ku1iame butu galma
gaut nuspirkt kekviena tk naujal lsle1sa, bet II
sena bet dar gaunama knyga. Reikia toxic knygyno
kurs surinku viena veta visa mlsu cia tulma knygu
ob pagamintu gaunamu knygu saraSa su kalnoms IL
apsiimu nurodyta atyginma kiekvienam pareikala-
vusiam pastu issiusti pageidaujama knyga.
Malonu dabar patirt kad bent metams praejus nuo
to klausmo pajudnimo jau asirado, kas masi ia mint
vykdyti. Sta jau turime prizes axis pranesma, kad
Brooklyne N. Y. isteigtas Letuviu Spaudos Centras
Ame1ikoje kurio vardas yra GABIJA r adresas - 412
Bedford Ave. Brooklyn H. N. Y (Adresas tas pats kap
ir VIEYBES laikrascio).
Mes tue tarpu nezinome GABIJOS organizatoriu nei
patyrimo, ne sugebejimu soj srity, neznome nei su
kokonis finansnemis paiegomis ta darba je pradeda
~Tikime tacau, kad klnus moral If vsuomenes bend1a
dabavmas sudarys jiems salygas tinkanai atlikt W.
smotaj darba.
GABTJA zada knygas if lesti Tai laba pukus
uzsimojimas if reikangas Bet Wis delto p1nol elleJ
kad tas uzsmoimas gal but, suves stikro lietviska
knyga Ame1ikoe vena centra il tai pagelbes Ja su-
rasti bent items, ku1ie jos ir neraginami ieSko
Todel linkime GABIJAI kuo geriausio pasiselmo!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-07
KIAURU YTNNLU...

RAFas pradejo siuntneti aik1aScians saraSus trenl
tinu kurie dar neturi daIbo buto garantju, kves-
damas tuos sarasus skelbt To skebimo tkslas yra -
kad skaityojai pamate laikrascluose tas vrtnes pa
varCziQ sllustQ rasyt ems darbo buto garantijas .
Kaip praktika jau yra parodziusi, tai tk pacoje
pradzioe, kai vienaskitas tremtinys per lakrascus
kreipesi Amelikos lietuvus tos malones, susilauke
atsliepimo bet il tuos atstikmus galma ant pirstu
suskaityt Vis kt platesnio maso atsisauklmai neu-
rejo pasemQ Wis ven az buvo su paVardems az be JQ
Zmones neIa lnke raSyt darbo butO garantijas,
kan pakluVO, neturedami kOnkretesniO ryslO kvie
camaisiais, neturedam asmensku rekomendaciju.
Nepazistamiems zmonems daugels amerikiecu yra
paraSe garantiias bet daznausia tai buvo toiais at
veais kada suinteresuoas pats asmenskai aisku kre
pes kas nors ktas jau is atvykusuju prase, reko
mendavo.
Gaila bet be stokio asmenisko rysio tarp garanjos
daVejo gavejo faktskai bevek nera ves garantlJu
gaut Todel Sis sumanytasis sarasu skelbmas, NUNS
atrodo, panasus bandyma... gaudyti zuvis kiauru
tnklu..
Yra il daugiau netksumu tokiame garantu eskojmo
bIde. Visu prma lgi Sol BALFas Ssiuntineio laik-
raSGiams sarasus kurie apima dar tk 344 asmenis O
toku kuriems garantijQ dar reketu, Voketijoje yra
sakoma apie 10000
Jeigu laik1ascia pajegtu kas savaite paskelbt net
po 200 pava1dziu tai tas skebimas uztruktu ape me-
aiko. Tuo tarpu garanti JOINS raSyti turime aiko
ape menesius daugiausiai jei statymo gaojimas
nebus pratestas.
Tad je paskelbinlas ir gaetu butt naudingas, tai
tik pirmiesems keliems smtams, gal tukstanciu cia
kekVienam kills klausimas kuo geresni Site kure pir
mie skebiamus sarasus pateko, uz uos, kurie juos
pateks daug veau arba niekad nepateks?
Toliau = jeigu lakrasciu skatytoja butu taip jau
laba uos paga tuos sarasus rasyti garantas tai ga
letQ atsitikt kad venai sema parasys garantias is
karto bent 10 daugiau kittens nekas... Tokiu
atveu BALFas Wis ven tetu susirasineti ais geros
valios zmonems r rekomenduot ems pasirink kitus.
Kick biurokratjos, If kick maza naudos :. Ko BALFo
cenras su savo menkuciu personau tame misnyje su-
slgaudys. garantlJos jau bus paveluotos
Del siu priezasciu ta geru noru sumanyma laikome
nepraktsku If nevykdomu
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RAUDONA KINIJA

Kinijos komunistai savo uz-
imtoje Kinijos dalyje paskelbe
nauja "Liaudies Respublika" ir
sudare komunistine tos "respub-
likos " vyriausybe.
Musiskiai komunistiniai laik-
rasteliai Cir ne jie vieni), buvo
soke pranasauti, kad tos naujos
'respublikos" prezidentu bus ne
kas kitas, kaip kadaise buvusio
Kinijos prezidento Sunjatseno
zmona.
Bet. ;. Kai il atvyko j Pei
pinga, naujosios 'respublikos'
sostine, pasirode esanti, anot tQ
paciu laikrasteliu betariant,
'mazute, sudziuvusi, nusenu-
81" -. Tiesa, il nesioja garsaus
zmogaus varda, tai butQ beveik
patogi pastatyti "marionetines
respublikos vyriausia marione-
te', mes kai "sudziuvus ir nu-
senus", tai jos vardu labai patio
gu butu buve daryti, ka tik
nori. .
Taciau tikrasis Stalino vieti-
ninkas Kinijoje, Maotsetung,
nenorejo, ar gal negavo isaky-
mo is savo "patrono" atiduoti
ta garbe senai moteriskei, ir
pasiskelbe pats ''liaudies vyriau-
sybes pirmininku'. Senoji bu-
vusio Kinijos prezidento nasle
palikta viena is sesiu ''vicepir-
mininku" :. Ministeriu pirmi-
ninku naujasis ''prezidentas"
paskyre viena is vadinamuju
istikimuju komunistu.
Il
Maskva skubiai paskelbe, kad
pripazista naujaja vyriausybe.
Senoji Kinijos vyriausybe esan-
ii tik ''provincijos valdzia".
Visai panaSiai prizes 10 metu
Molotovas pakalb6jo ir apie
Lenkija, su kuria tik neseniai
buvo pasirases nepuolimo su-
tarti. Ag, ir su Ciankaiseku
Maskva 1915 metals pasiraSe
sutarti, kurioj pasizadejo pri-
pazinti tik ta Kinijos vyriausy-
be if neremti sukileliQ komu-
nistu -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-07

Paprastas zmogus ir tada ne
tikejo ia sutartimi. Bet di-
dieji diplomatai ia tikejo ir ia
dziaugesi, sakydami - ziure-
kite, koks tos Maskvos lojalu-
mas: stoja uz teisetuma, net
komunistu zada neremti!. -.
Juokingi kartais aukstos po-
litikos vadai -.
Naujoji "respublika" jau rel
kalauja pripazinimo ir is kitu.
Jau il bandys eiti ir j UN, at
stovauti Kinija vietoj senosios
valdzios.
Senoji valdzia iskele UN
skunda prizes Maskva, kad j
RENE sukilelius, kad kesinosi
prizes kinijos nepriklausomybe.
Kesinosi :. Ne tik kesinosi,
bet pasikesinima jau pusiau ir
ivykde!
Ar realu dabar Ciankaiseko
atstova laikyti 'Didziosios Vals-
tybes" atstovu, turinciu UN or
ganuose maz daug lygu balsa su
USA, su Didziaja Britannia
SUI -. SovietQ Russia?
O gal priimti Stalino mario
netes atstova?
Stai kur keblus klausimas
siandien jis dar ne toks keb-
lus, bet neilgai trukus jis gall
butt dar keblesnis, kai Kinija
visa liks raudonoi dazyta :.
Tai yra "Palauksim - paziu-
RESIN" politikos rezultatai.
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kasdien de$imtmetis,,

81 rudenl kone kasdien sueina
.deSlmlmetls nuO ivyKlu,
kuriais prasidejO viso pasau-
iiO tragedija. Lieiuviu tauta
toji pasauline tragediJa paiie-
te skaudziau uz daugeIi kitu
tautu. Tragedija dar nepasi-
baige, il tebesiaucia visu smar-
kumu ir artimo jos gallo dar
nematyti.
Amerikos lietuviai anuo me-
tn buvo toll nuo tos tragedies
pradzios ir zinios apie tai, kaip
il prasidejo, negalejo sio kras-
to visai laisvai pasiekti.
o items, kurie patys percy
venO ne tik pradzia, bet ir di-
dele tos tragedies dali, tos
pirmOsiOs dienos irgi sumiso
ir surizgo baisiu ir skaudziu
pergyvenimu grandineje, kuri
per visa desimti metu tesiasi,
kaip kOks baisus sapnas. -.
Taip, kaip sapnas -. Kick.
viena, kas buvo patekes j tos
tragedies verpetus, paklauses
isgirsi atsakant, kad jauciasi
lyg tas desimtmetis butu Is.
BRAUKTAS Is GYVENIMO
mes per ia desimti metu NEBU.
VO GYVENIMO, o buvo .tik
BAIME IR KANCIA -.
Tikrai, prisimenant prizes de
simti metu buvusius ivy
kius, neatrodo, kad jie buvt
taip seniai. Greiciau pasaky
tum, kad tai buvO, jei ne pries
keleta savaiciq, tai prizes kele
ia menesiq...
Bet kalendOrius negailestin
gas. Jis vietoj 1889 liepia ra
Syti iau 1949 Tr laikO mig
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la neisvengiamai slenka ant
anu dienu atsiminimu.
o juk ne tik idomu, bet ir
svarbu neuzmirsti, KAIP visa
tai atsitiko, KAIP tai praside-
jO, KAS buvO ir kas beliko :.
Todel SiOmis dienOmis skiria-
me daugiau vietos primini-
mui apie tai. kad pergyvenu-
sieji atgaivintu savo atsimini-
mus, kad nepergyvenusieji su-
zinotu, kaip buvo, kad SUSI-
JUNGTUMEM VIENOJE MIN
TYJE APIE TAI, KOKIA BAL
81 NELAIME MUSU TAUTA
ISTIkO. -.
pazindami LietuvOs gyvenima
prizes tos tragedies pradzia,
giliau suprasime nelaimes di-
dybe. Todel praeities pamineji-
muose neapsiribojame vien tik
1889 metu rudens ivykiais. Mi
nedami ta rudeni atsiskyrusi
nuo musq buvusi Lietuvos mi
nisteri pirmininka JUOZA TU-
BELL, placiau sustojame ties
jO apibudinimu irgi tue tikslu,
kad pridetumem keleta bruozu
daugiau apie nepriklausomaji
Lietuvos gyvenima, kuri is vi
su pusiu pazinti REIKIA vi
stems lietuviams, gyvenusiems
ir negyvenusiems tada Lietu-
vote.
Stu dienu naujienos = svar-
bus daykas, bet kad jas geriau
ivertintumem, nesigailekime
zvilgsnio ir j praeiti. 0 siu die
nu desimtmetiniu sukaktuviQ
grandine duoda tam geros pro-
gOs.
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EZzs4?z2G]
Ar nebltq geriau, jei palauktu-
me, Xxi atvyks prof. Skardzius?

al HOUutU SClIous J~A
me, Xxi atvyks prof. Skardzius?
AS labai noreciau, kad DIRVA
ivestu pas save "Kalbos kampe-
IL, kuriame paaiskintumet, kaip
katrie dalykai tikrai lietuviskai
vadinami. Mes cia daugell daily
ku vadinam angliskais vardais,
pridedami lietuviskas "uodege-
les' ne del to, kad noretumem
pasirodyti amerikietiskesni, o
tik del to, kad nezinome, kaip
gerai lietuviskai pasakyti.
X. S., Cleveland, O.
Dekoja Valickui.
Labai aciu j. Valickui uz to-
XII vaizdinga Meksikos aprasy-
ma. Jauciuos, kaip pats buves
J. ID. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-07
Laisvoji valanda

20 ka, jei nuveiks.. juk tada, Sc
nut, visiems butu geriau gyventi?!...
Ir Juozapota zibanciom AKIN zvilgte-
rejo j ubage, tartum is jos tik tikejosi is
girsti tiesa.
= Geriau, tai geriau, atsiliepe Sc
nele, - tik nieko is to nebus Juk ir pirm
triju desimtu metu taip pat buvo sukile,
nieko nepadare. 0 kick tada rusai zmoniu
susaude, kick isveze - ir ponu, ir vargdie-
niu, baisu atminti. Ir dabar taip bus ;.
Ir jinai eme pasakoti, kaip tada buvo:
kaip ponai buvo sukile, kaip prastuosius
zmones kviete eiti prizes rusus ir kaip visa
kas nelaimingai pasibaige. Pasakojo, ka
jinai patti atmine ir ka nuo kitu girdejo, -
visa, ka per savo ilga gyvenima buvo pa
tyrus ir atjautus. Pasakojo, kaip pasako-
|ja zmogus senas, kursai nieko savo gyve-
mime nebelaukia ir zi1ri aplinkui be vilties.
Juozapota klause seneles, ir sunkus
akmuo jos sirdi uzgule. Padave jai valgy-
tt, atnese mesos kasnel noredama nors
viena nuraminimo zodi is jos isgirsti. Taip
trosko ko nors tikra apie savo Petra is
girsti Jai regejos, kad ubage, kaledodama,
daug yra apie maistininkus girdejus, gal
JUGS mate. gal ir apie Petra ka zino
Tx nemokejo apie tatai paklausti.
Bijojo prasitarti, ko nors nereikalinga
pasakyti. 4KE|
Ubagele tue tarpu valge ir is leto pa
sakojo:
-. Vilniun karalius atsiuntes dabar
nauja valdova... Kaip jisai vadinas, ar
general -gubernatorius, ar kaip?!.. Bal
sus esas zmogus, kaip zveris. Ne Dievo ne
bias. Musu vyskupa isbares ir islojojes.
Du kunigu liepes susaudyti.. Susaudes
juos jisai, katyt, uz tat, kad jie zmonems
baznycioj koki ten rasta paskaite :. Taip
vidury miesto ir susaudes. paciam vi
dudieny, kad visi matytu... Niekas to
nesitikeje :. Sake, net patsai didysai sta
ciatikiu arkiriejus ejes prasytq, kad ne
saudytu, Dievo vardu grasses, kad toxic
baisaus darbo nedarytu Tai tasai Waldo
vas kad surekes ant to arkiriejaus: as,
sake, darau, ka noriu, Dievo nebijau;
kahn, sake, kur tasai Dievas yra - as jo
nemaciau, oGu j ar mattel? -. Taip ir pa
sakes.. Baisus zmogus! Kad kalbas tai
kaip jautis baubias ;. Dabar, ka tiktai nu
tverias, tuoj liepias susaudyt ar pakart ;.
Bloga, katyt, dabar gyventi, kas toliau
bus vienas Dievas tezino -.
Juozapota sedejo isbalus, axis isple-
tus. Jos ausyse skambejo zodziai: bek,
isgelbek savo vyra.
(Bus daugiau)
YPAC DABAR SKAITYKITE
sia liudna pasaka: pamatysite, kaip il pa
nasi j dabartinius laikus...