davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01

70 aoVerl4seC HHhNtT men hfkahE
l7+B hereford steer lo5os
= shipped from ssnd springf
K left ribe
lsl-B black steer l76os shipped
on from ~ye1lo-atone County
~ right ribe
/
le5-B l pinto gelding shipped
from Carbon County
right thigh
1873 l bsy n-re shipped fros
n Carbon County
left shoulder
1903 l sorre1 mare shipped from
81 left thigh
1913 black nsre a sorre1 nare
shipped from Carbon County
left shoulder
lsa-s horses shipped tros
" left shoulder:
1913 sorrel mare shipped from
\ Carbon County
lsl-B ; sorrel nare. shipped fro.
" Carbon County
1863 ro.n gelding shipped frox
I'D Yellowstone County
or left shoulder
1873 1 black care shipped fro1
IN Yellowstone County
III 1.E+ -hnn1A..
aooB lbl-cs seldins shipped fro4
81 left shoulder
el5-B l Guernsey GOV 1oo$ shipped
~ fror rel1oret one Co.
right hip
al6-B l hereford GOV eeof shipped
~ l.f. ribs iss@ Big nor" county
eS-B l Hereford Gov e5os shipped
r from Big Horn County
~ left ribs
sel,s black g ys shipped ess, t10s
r left shoulder
|
244-B 1 sorrel geldtng shipped
- iron saltwater County
y 1.sho. l.sao. fresh
| aLs-B black gelding shipped
a fron still.ater County
l.sho. 1.sho. fresh
s46-p l rey asre shipped froa
No Treasure County
40 left shoulder
a5a-B l brown rare shipped from
MO- right shoulder
255-B ! black gelding shipped
Or fron Yellowet one County
II right thigh
a56-B white geldins shipped fro'
" Billings
25e-B white geld ing shipped fro
A left thigh ''''0' county
e63-B bay se1ding shipped fron
] HOO left thigh
e67-e l black steer 7o5f shipped
- from Lodge Grace
w left rib s. r.rio fresh
27a-B 1co- 1854 shipped from
,n Clyde Park
Nv right ribs
2S1-B ! Hereford steer 6lof ship,
- from Yellowstone County
Al right hip
291-B ! Hereford steer 500
shipped frog Custer
left ribe
295-B ! bull shipped from
Grses Range
81 x left ribs x left sho.
2s5-B ! red 8 white spotted COW
nm shipped from st. Xavier
w r.riOO Oh r.hip6C l.riO
2eo-B hereford steer 7oS<
IN shipped Fl on silssA
III left hip
2-Boz / sorrel ge1di ng shipped
~ fror BoEen4n
u rieht thigh
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01

7a-H black stud shipped froa
JTX left III. 4 risss .Ao.
74oB bay .sre shipped from
S Billings
left shoulder
77-B white gelding shipped
sd RICH. hip '
sl-B pinto gelding shipped
* left jos X ff's -ls sss' .A,.
s5-B srullo rsre shipped fro.
O l.f. ,~ Hisfe hi.
sA-B esefstin selding shipped
W. fro1 Billings
* right shoulder
Ssh 6 horses Z 2 no brand colts
shipped fron Pryor
~ right thigh
s7-B ! brown ssre shipped fro~
ffyor
II right thigh
s5-s ero-n ssrs shipped fros
q Billings
" right shoulder
96-B ! black 8 white pinto geld.
shipped froz Jeirvie~
right thigh
s7-B chestnut seldins shipped
>J@ lett thigh
99-B l pinto gelding shippea
4 froa retrvtev
right thigh
lob pinto rare shipped frss
kcRae
1o5-B / applause gelding shipped
40 RICH. shoulder
lo4-s BLACK mare shipped from
Kuese1shei1 County
left thigh
lob l brown horse shipped fro<
~ Absher
- right shoulder
HOE black mare q no brand col
II shipped froE Ibeher
A. Fight thigh
1l2.s grey nsre shipped from
lef. shoulder
laoB I pinto gelding shipped
y l.sae. " l.thi. fresh
lel-s grey ssidins s5appsa fro'
left shoulder
laa-s grey %selding shipped fro
+ o. ,.sho. - l.thi.n TT
leAzs black mare shipped from
"a Carbon County
" left shoulder
lae-B Jersey COW. ll3os shippe
from. Park city
lett ribs 70 right ribs
l33-B I sorre1 mare shipped from
Sheridan, Wyoming
N i.thi. g l.thi. 81 l. sh
hob br own mare shipped ron
Yellowstone County
1 left thigh
! l4l-B l black geld ing shipped
II from YELLOWSTONE comt
II left thigh
|
l45-B / black nere shipped fros
- st. Xavier
n right thigh
lle-B / sorre1 mare shipped fro'
al ,..ao. i.sai. frs.a
.l4e-B / bay gelding shipped fro
y l..hi.o To r.tai. 2 RS
15l-B / black mare shipped fron
~ Lavine
@k left shoulder
1863 I'VE. con 6 no brand bul
calf shipped from Yellow
," r~ight-rtbs stone Co
l5s-B I black gelding shipped
VI iron colunbos
" left shoulder
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01

5-Boz bay gelding shipped fzo-l
l00 lei, thigh ''
l-Boz white see COZ s7o*
> shippro fror Three ysrb
NJ left hip
S-Boz white face sterr ohos
~ shipped from s~roadu-ter
il~ right hip u tribe C
6-Boz brow ware shipped frs
. BozeBsn
left shoulder
l5-Boz ! b.y &c Id Ing shipped fr>~
~ Cameron
"a right shoulder
eoBoz bay seldins shipped fro-
Up left thigh
a3-soz l black mare shipped frcs
sc left shoulder
as-Boz l grey mare shipped fro~
u right thigh
29-eoz l roan bull l1sot shippse
froe livingston
70 Brand
3e-Boz l Ho1stein Gov loao
shipped from Bozen.n
d left hip
4oBoz I Whit. face bull 1867
shipped from Li~vin<stcs
No prsnd
4l-Boz I red coz llaos shippea
p fros Bozensn
u left ribs
15BB ! white face Gov e5ot
shipped from Powell Co..
r.rib e l.hip <l.rit
24-Bu white face heller 7oSA
left ZIP
3a-Bu l Holsteta heifer 555<
~ shipped from Butte
: right hip
34-Bu z bay ge~ldings shipped
~ from South Of Deer
left hip Lodge
ioBu l sorre1 geldine shipped
fro. philipsbars
e5-su black steer 57o$ . ippst
fro1 Chester
7s-BU Jersey Gov 500 shippes
GA r.A.p ~ i.fis fr..s
sl-Bu Hereford steer loso<
7 shipped fror rnnis
x l.hip * r.hip ( i.rA
s9-BU Hereford COW eso$
shipped fro1 crris< &C.
ID right hip
sE-Bu hereford COW lo4oS
* right hip
1os-sv I o.n white face heifer
IL 74oS hipped frop Ems
n left eha. c l.aip
lH-Bu l white face steer shipps4
m, fr7< Big snHdy
left ribs
lo7-Bu l white face Gov & calf
shipped from Pendroy
right ribs
lie white face steer 1854
shipped from Traxer
~ Brand
81 19-S sorre1 narr shipped
-, from scobey
K NJ right shoulder
ESQ white face heifer r&S<
IN shipped fron Malta
~ left hip
1851 pinto reldine en- tipped
on fro Lindesy
OUT right shoulder
42-cL white face bull Io3s<
~ shipped from podson
~ right hip
6-Gf l grey mare chi pped fYc~
J Cascade County
M left thigh
.
5oLH ! black pe1ding shipp<d
u from chotenu
q right shoulder
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01
Now You Can Spray
for Protein Control
By JERRY LESTER

KEY WORD of the day seems to
be SPRAY-for weed control, insect
control and now it's spraying for
protein in livestock feeding.
This last mentioned use of the
sprayer involves the use of urea in
combination with molasses to make
stubble, straw and other roughages
not only palatable but high in pro-
tein and actually capable of supply
ing up to one-third of the protein
needs of cattle, sheep and goats.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01

Urea is a syn
thetic C h e m
compound formed
by the combination
of liquid ammonia
and carbon dioxide
gas at very high
pressures. The prod
act is valuable as a
source of nitrogen,
both for fertilizers
and in cattle feed
ing. The nitrogen
available in urea is
not in itself val
liable in cattle feedil
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01

Moy l. 1874
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Milford Grange

The regular meeting Of the Mil
ford Grange will be held Saturday
evening, Dec. 11th, 1949, at the Mil
ford Grange Hall. South East Sec
ond St., at 500 p. M.
Mr.. Clarence Jester will have
charge Of the program and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paris Kirby in charge Of the
refreshments.
All members be sure and bring
in packages for the Delaware Colo
ny, as that is the deadline.
There will be a rehearsal Of the
pageant after the meeting.
Worthy Master John Longbotham
and wife, Past State Master Clar-
ence Jester and wife, also several
other members, are attending the
State Grange meeting at Dover this
week on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
All members are urged to be
present at this meeting Saturday
evening to hear the news Of the
State Grange.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Bonus Checks Top
Two Million Figure

With 10000 checks totaling ST.
$4,000 already mailed to Delaware
veterans Of World War II at the
beginning of this week the staff of
the Veterans Military Pay Commits
sion is putting on an extra effort to
get out an additional 10000 checks
before Christmas.
Henry McC Winchester, Jr., ex-
ecutive director for the commission,
said this week that the staff of 35
in the former War Assets Admins
stration building in the Dravo
shipyard in Wilmington, is working
two nights a week and will work
Saturdays this week and next.
Mr.. Winchester said that, on the
basis of the checks mailed to date,
bonus payments are averaging
$265. If the goal of $4,000 payments
is reached by the final pre-Christ-
mas mailing, it will mean that ap-
proximately $5,S3O,OOO will have
been paid out by then.
In connection with the average
bonus payment, Mr.. Winchester
also said that a number of com
plants have been received from
veterans who feel that they served
long enough to deserve the $500
maximum figure.
These complainants, the bonus di-
rector said, appear to be unaware
that the bonus law permits pay
ments for only Is months of serv-
ice no matter how many months the
veteran may have actually served
The payments are based on the
best Is months" that is the
months on duty outside the United
States and-if less than Is months
were in overseas duty-the remain
der in statewide service. A veteran
without disability must have served
full IS. months overseas in order
to receive the full $500.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Shawnee Evening Home
Demonstration Club


The regular monthly meeting of
the Shawnee Evening Home DEM
onstration Club was held at the
Grange Hall on November IL. This
was a joint meeting with the Shaw
nee Club and the Ellendale Club
for the purpose Of demonstrating
Holiday Refreshments and Deco
rations for Thanksgiving and
Christmas. This was presented by
Miss Ligon and proved most help
full.
A movie showing scenes Of the
Delmarva Chicken Festival at Sails
bury was also presented by Miss
Ligon.
Our next meeting will be the
Christmas party at the Parish House
on Friday, December 8. The COM
mittee is Virginia Glenn, Doris Lof-
land, Edith Harcum, Alice Wood
Marie Groverman and Jane Pos
ties.
The evening will start with a
covered dish for the entire family
at 500 p. m. The club will furnish
the meat. The club will also have
gifts for the children.
Members, please remember tc
bring your covered dish, table ser
vice and adult gifts to be exchang-
cd
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
RaccOOns Become
Nuisance

WASHINGTON - lR = The
whims Of civilization are often
echoed in nature.
Raccoon is ou TOT favor for
fur coats. SO trappers don't catch
coons any more. So there are more
cOons so many that they're even
beginning to damage truck farm
and corn fields in some sections.
They're even causing trouble for
the trappers themselves by follow
ing trap lines and damaging pelts
of other animals, muskrats mostly.
So the U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service is sending Coon pelts to
factories and laboratories in a
search for other uses that will cut
down on the little masked animals
again.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Jet Engine Powers
Wind Tunnel

LONDON - (P) ~ The air suck
ing snout Of a jet engine has been
hooked to a wind tunnel to speed
progress of British research into
the problems of faster than sound
flight. Private manufacturers were
unable to finance the elaborate me-
chinery necessary for producing
artificial air currents near the
speed of sounds. And they couldn't
test their new modles without
them.
An alert engineer at the English
Electric Co. where the new "Can-
berra" jet bomber is built watched
a jet engine gulping great masses
of air through it's wide open nose
Why not hook uD the let to a wind
tunnel? he asked. He tried it an il
worked. Other British companies
are adopting the "iet powered
tunnel.
The largest openpit iron mine is
at Hibbing, MINI.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09

Read the CLASSIFIED ads
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09

A diamond is pure erystallized
carbon. while graphite is another
form of crystalline carbon.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
French VS.. U. S. Wines

HOLLYWOOD - (P) - There is
room for both French and CalifOr-
ian wines on Americas dinner ta-
bles, says Earnest Des Baillets, a
vintage connoisseur. France has yet
to be surpassed in making really
fine wines" but it can't compete
with lower cost wines produced in
the U. S.
Des Baillets expressed these
views after returning from a 23-day
tour of such French vineyard areas
as Aniou, Touraine, Bordeaux, Cot
es-du-RhOne, Alsace, Champagne
end soil and the more personal sup
ervision of the product. Des Bail
let's added that contrary to some
reports, the Germans did not take
the best wines out of France.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Can The Campus
Revive The Theater ?

SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-(P)--
The campus theater may be the
most promising answer to the de-
cline Of the professional stage, says
a California critic.
The college and university play
house cffers a chance for new plays
and writer's because it has less box
Office pressure to think about, says
Theodore Hatlen, chairman Of the
Department of Speech at Santa
Barbara College.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09

The largest openpit iron mine Is
at Hibbing, MINI.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Frozen Food Folk Are
Meeting AT Salisbury
With Dulany And Son

Salisbury is host this week to
representatives from Ia states who
are attending the annual meeting
.of frozen food distributors Of John
II. Dulany and Son, Inc. This Is
the first year the Dulany distribu-
tors have convened in Salisbury.
and the attendance exceed 100 per-
sons when Ralph D. Dulany well
coined those assembled for lunch
in the ballroom Of the Wicomico
Hotel yesterday.
With 1949 the most successful
year in Dulany history, it was the
optimistic viewpoint Of the maior-
ity Of the speakers that consumer
demand for frozen food products
will continue to mount. 1850 will
mark the 50th anniversary Of John
H. Dulany and Son, Inc, and it was
the general tenor Of the speeches
and conversation that the coming
year will Offer a challenge for
greater effort in all directions in
sales and production. In view of
the demonstrated capacity Of the
Eastern Shore to produce, all of
those present were confident that
the goals Of the coming year would
be reached.
Following Mr.. Dulany's brief well
coming address, in which he reveal
ed that 1949 sales Of Dulany frozen
foods have been the greatest in the
firms so year history, Hugh w,
4 Daum, sales manager, frozen food
division, spoke on the subject of
sales and production plans for the
coming year.
Il After the banquet last night the
Rainbow Film Company gave a
showing of its nationally famous
story Of Americas Eden,' the new
motion picture of the Eastern
Shore.
Considerable time in the two-day
program is devoted to technical and
trade questions and problems. Fri
} day afternoon, the visitors will be
conveyed by bus to Exmore, Va.
where they will be given a closeup
of the expanded facilities for meet
ing increased sales and distribu-
tor demand for frozen foods.
Among the guests and speakers
were the following: Sherwood
Dodge and Kenneth Sponsel, vice
presidents Of Foote, Cone and Beld-
ing, advertising counsel, New York;
Karl Envoldsen, president, Envold-
sen Shrimp Company, Cleveland; /;
George Melbourne, manager, C. A.
Swanson Company, Salisbury.
Speakers and representatives
from the Dulany staff included t:
Ralph o. Dulany, president; Hugh
w. Daum, sales manager, frozen
foods division; William ]. Hart
chief technologist; G. P. Lippincott
vice president; Peter v. Thorpe
manager, supply and transporta-
tiOn, and Miss Barbara J.. Hutch
ings, director of home economics.
A diamond is pure crystallized
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Tarunnianz Supported
BY State Doctors
toonunnsa 90 - 80

AS a body, the society expressed
its appreciation Of the splendid
services Of DR.. Tarumianz, the or
ganization's president, whose term
is expiring this January. The reso-
luton asked that the hospitals
board of trustees 'be informed that
we acknowledge the efficient man
ner in which the institution is be-
ing run and that we have absoluts
confidence in the management"
Copies of the resolution were
sent to the press, Governor Carvel,
and hospital trustees.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Blind Spiders Stump
Science

SYDNEY. Australia tPl The
Jenolan Caves in New South Wales,
Australia, for long visited by tour
lists now promise to yield some
thing new to science, tiny blind spi-
ders, which seem to live on nothing.
Other insect life is very rare amidst
the stalactites and stalagmites of
these mile-long and 2O0-feet-deep
caves. The spiders build tiny webs,
perfectly formed. What for? Sci
ence has yet to supply the answer
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-09
Group To
Honor Associates
- - Il. -,

hcluding 30 who viii also be cited
FOR unusually splendid records un-
Ger the national program
Mrs. Edna M Simpson of I. G.
Burton and Co, Inc, Is one Of the
Accountants who Is planning to at
END the above party and viii re-
eeive citation for her effic-
lent work during the past year
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16
"Gyvenimo keistenybes'

NAUJIENOS po antraste
"Gyvenimo keistenybes' skel-
bia tulo Petro RaSymo pasira-
Stylus pasakojimus, neva tikrus
faktus is kan. J. Tumo-Vaiz-
ganto gyvenimo -.
IstikrQju tai ne faktai, SEM
anekdotai, beveik is tos rusies,
apie kuriuos sakoma, kad uz ju
pasakojima -. Kainas Abeli nu-
zude.
Viename pasakoja, kaip jis
juokais, bet ne visai mandagiai
prakalbejo Amerikoje juodu-
ka, o pasirode, kad tas atsilie-
pc lietuviskai. sitokiu "tikru at
sitikimu'' yra pasakojama gal
bent kelios desimtys varijantu.
Kan butinai cia kun. Tuna ipai-
nioti?
Kitame anekdote pasakoja,
kaip vaikas apgavo kun. Tuna
paprase, kad paskambintQ prie
vieno namo duru, o paskui sake
"bekim abu" -. Tas anekdotas
pasakojamas, tur but, visomis
Europos kalbomis. Jis jau pla-
ciai buvo zinomas prizes Pirmaji
Pasaulini Kara, if jau tada to
anekdoto pasakotojus klausyto-
jai rengdavosi musti j.. Mes
nuobodu -.
Visai tokios pacios vertes is
torija ir apie kun. Tumo walks
tinejima pas Jablonski -. ordino
iteikti. Lietuvoje tas anekdotas
yra daug kartu girdetas, tik
Wis budavo minimi kit daily
vaujantieji asmenys -.
Del to ne ka patikimesne at
rodo ir ten pat pasakojama tula
knygu pirkimo istorija, nors hi
nimos cia pat esanciu asmenu
pavardes 80.
Neseniai viename laikraStyje
teko skaityti anekdota ir apie
K. Binki. Esa, jis, budamas
naslys SUI dvejetu vaiku, vede
nasle irgi SUI dvejetu vaiku. Pc
kick laiko, sake, susilauke dar
dvejeto vaikQ. Tai karta, esq,
jis saukia zmona: "Ziurek, da-
ryk tvarka, mano vaikai ir ta-
vo vaikai musa musu vaikus!'
Anekdotas, tiesa, neblogas,
bet jau senas, musu seneliu ir
proseneliu sugalvotas, O Binkiui
j visai be reikalo pritaike, nes
jis tokiu 'musu'' vaiku kaip tik
ir neturejo. -.
Tad, jeigu cia tinka pavadi-
,oipooc ,rx,x,opip,o Loictnpyb0o,D
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16

rasytojas Jonas Biliunas ap-
palydove liga j ateme is musq.
simet jis butu dar tik 20 me-
tu susilaukes :. Vyresni uz il
tebegyvena 80.
0 jeigu siandien atsikeltq
Biliunas is kapO .. NuOstabu
dalyka pamatytq. Turetu tar
ii - nejaugi as tada ne apie
praeiti rasiau, o tOkia baisia
ateiti pranasavau!?
Teisybe, nebe viskas taip,
kaip anuomet buvO
Nebe karalius atsiunte Viii
mum nauja valdova ir nebe ge-
neralgubernatOrium tas valdo-
vas vadinasi :. Ir nebe kazO-
kai, ir nebe ant arkliu raiti
siaubia Lietuva. Ir nebe sake
mis-, ne dalgiais ginkluojasi ko-
votojai uz laisve, uz geresni
gyvenima -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16

tai tik todel, kad nei is sio, nei
is to senus anekdotus bel
siaip prasimanymus iveliamos
pavardes zmoniu, SUI tais daily
kais nieko bendra neturejusiQ.
Prize tokiu paciQ "gyvenimo
keistenybiu" galima priskaityti
il NAUJIENOSE skelbta j.
salnos pasikalbejima SUI DIR. K.
Grinium.
Visame pasikalbejime labai
sunku atskirti, kurie faktai yra
paduoti paties DIR. K. Griniaus,
ir kurie J. salnos prikergti.
O ypac minimu faktu aiskini-
mai bel vertinimai nesuderina-
mi su paties DIR. K. Griniaus
Amerikoje paskelbtu sukiu "am-
nestuokime vieni kitus" -. Cia
visos politines grupes slokla
ar tokia proga, vietomis net
gerokai prasilenkiant su tiesa,
kaltinamos visokiausiomis nuo-
dement's ir tik vien liaudininkQ
partija iskeliama, kaip skais-
ciausia, neklaidingiausia. Gal
tik socialdemokratai Sick tick
''amnestuoti" -.
Neverta cia j tas dabar maza
reiksmes turincias smulkmenas
gilintis, uzteks tik bent viena
pavyzdi is pacios pabaigos pa
mineti. Pasakojant kai kurias
detales is 1926 metu perversmo,
sakoma, kad pas sergantl M.
slezeviciq atbego klausti, kur
yra DIR. J. Staugaitis -. tauti-
ninku sulai gen. DIR. vi. Nagius-
Nagevicius SUI grafu Zubovu'. i.
Kad gen. Nagevicius buvo be-
ne prie visu VALIDITY Lietuvos
Kariuomenes Sanitarijos Sky
riaus virSininkas ir Karo Muzie-
jaus kurejas bel virsininkas =
tai buvo visiems zinoma, bet
kad jis butu kada turejes ka
bendra SUI kuria nors politine
grupe, ypac kad butu buves
'tautininku sulas" = to ligi
siol dar niekas nebuvo girdejes.
Grafas Zubovas, nors ir gra-
fas, nuo 1905 metu buvo zino-
mas, kaip ''cicilikuojantis gra-
fas' ir, pamatuotai ar ne, buvo
laikomas socialdemokratu sa-
lininku, tik jau jokiu budu ne
tautininku sulu.
Yra tikra, kad nei vienas nei
kitas is cia minimQ asmenQ
niekad nera buve net papras-
ciausiais Tautininku Sajungos
nariais, ne tik "sulais" -.
Tad kaip vertinti pasikalbe-
jima ar atsiminimus, kur ne
viena karta operuojama sitokio
pobudzio "faktu' atpasakoji-
mais? Cia yra arba atminties
painiava, arba pasikalbejimo at
pasakotojo ''laisva kuryba",
prilygstanti pirma minetiems
anekdotams.
zodziu sakant, tikros 'gyve-
nimo keistenybes' -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-09-16
Ne pirmas kartas...

Nebe pirmas kartas Lietuvoj
baisus daIykai dedasi -.
Paskaitykite siandien siame
puslapyje pradedama spausdin-
ii "Liudna pasaka'. Ir pama-
tysite - vietOmis atrodys, jog
tai apie siuos laikus rasOma ). i.
Bet ia liudna pasaka prasideda
zOdziais - BUVO TAI 1863
ciais METALS. :.
Tai nera taSkas taSkan tikra
istorija. Tai rasytOjo sukurtas
anu laiku Lietuvos pergyveni-
mu paveikslas. Bet ne sugalvo-
tas, o'is daugybes panasiu to
meto ivykiu vienon vietOn SUI
pintas.
4 y.
Kai Biliunas ta pasaka rase,
Lietuvoj jau buvO pradejusi
svisti geresnip laikq ausra, gy.
venimas nebebuvO tOks baisus
Tai buvo 1906 metal. Jis rasi
ia liudna pasaka, kaip aprasy'
ma apie baisia, sunkia, bet jau
besibaigiancia nakti...
as *
VOs metams praejus nuo to-
liudnos pasakos parasymo, jo'