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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-12
Dorindo Tokes Anne
With Her to Beach

you look gorgeous" porinda
found another robe in the closet
and threw it At Anne, who stood in
front Of the mirror pulling out hair
pins, so that her hair escaped from
its smooth roll about her head and
fell in q cascade Of pale golden
brown waves about her shoulders.
They went out the side door and
turned back toward the shoreline,
the sun hot against their shoulders.
Just before they descended the
wooden steps. Dorindh sat down on
the low boulder wall that ran along
the edge Of the rise and looked
down at the beach.
Yes. Cleve was already there.
striding up and down the sand and.
as she watched, Randy, who had
run down the steps without waiting
for them. caught up with him and
leaped against him, barking with
delight.
Cleve Tended off the impact Of
the doa,sesman- body and looked up
70 see Dorindass laughing face peer.
Ing down at him.
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1904 E.BWr2b

Hes satisfied. Why do you OBJ
ject?" Dorinda retorted, but she
put all her strength behind her
next effort and the ball described
a long curve through the air and
disappeared behind the end Of the
bank which shut in the cove. The
little dog. the bah out Of sight,
looked at Dorinda. his tail wagging
questioningly.
Nov, see what you made me
do?" Dorinda said Grossly. IF
your balls lost, Randy, don't
blame me-"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-12
CARE OF GLASSWARE

The fine glassware that comes
out for holiday entertaining needs
special care if it is to make a
sparkling clear appearance and
survive the holidays without dam
age.
Here are suggestions from
household equipment specialists.
Handle each glass item separ-
ately to avoid knocks. Picking up
two or three tumblers with the
fingers of one hand, loading glass
into the dishpan, or stacking tum-
blers may save time but prove
costly in chips, breakage and
scratches.
Protect glass with a towel or
rubber mat on hard surfaces like
tile counters or the bottom of sink
or dishpan; rubber-covered drain
err; rubber tip on end of faucet.
Place ice cubes gently in glass
es instead of dropping them in.
A glass that has held milk or
ice cream needs a cool water rinse
before going into warm water. Set
each glass gently into dishwater
and rinsewater instead of pouring
water over, especially if water is
very hot, to save cracking from
too sudden change in tempera-
tllre.
When washing by hand, do
glass first to be sure dishwater
is clean and greaseless. A med
ium-h,t suds or detergent solution
Is recommended. Synthetic deter
gents are best in hard water.
Rinse glasses in clean, hot wat
err. The hotter the rinse water, the
easier the drying. Use clean,
Ilintless towel for wiping.
Leave enough space between
glasses on the shelf so they won't
Ijar together,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-12
PANTEGO ROCK CLUB WITH 4
MISS ROSA GREY HAMILTON

Miss Rosa Grey Hamilton was
hostess to her Rock Club at her
home in Pantego Tuesday night,
January 2. This being the Christ
mas meeting, holiday motif was
used.
The guests were invited into the
living room by the hostess and
given a Christmas Tally attached
to candy cane. s
When scores were determined
Mrs. Woody Andrews was pre-
sented high and floating prize and
Miss Martha jackson low score.
Christmas gifts were exchanged
by all the members. This is an
annual custom and gifts were pre- |
scented to the invited guests. Soft
drinks were served during play
and at the close of the evening a
plate of sandwiches, che Csc
squares, pickles, ritz crackers and
fruit cake with hot coffee was
served.
Those enjoying the hospitality
of Miss Hamilton were Mr.. Lou
Use Radcliffe, Miss Mildred Paul,
Mrs. Woody Andrews, Mrs. Hay
wood Lancaster, Miss Martha
Jackson, Mrs. Guy Shavender,
Mrs. Ashley Winfield, Mrs. Hal
lett Ward Whitley, Mrs. William
Daw, Miss Eva Midgette, Miss
Clearine Midget and Mrs. Guy
Roston kHa
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aus ABOUT time you got here, ne
grumbled. Didn't you know I said
half an hour?"
II know I'm late, Cleve. But I've
brought someone along to make up
for it. Someone worth waiting for. I"
She caught Anne's arm. and the
two girls ran down the steps, their
clogs noisy on the wooden treads.
''You know Anne. don't you,
Cleve?"
Sure, she's another one of the
kids I went to school with. Only,
due to my advanced age, I was a
couple Of grades above her. Don't
you know there are no strangers
in Trentville, Dorinda? How come
you're not at the library, Amer"
"Oh, thought 1 deserved a day
off,"
"You picked a good one."
At three o'clock, Carrie came
down the wooden steps stiffly and
carefully, her arms clasped about
a big cardboard box. She plodded
across the sand to where the three
Of them had flung themselves down
to rest and dry.
Here's the lunch" she said, and
set the box down beside them. Dor
india saw that her quaint face was
crumpled in distress. her eyelids
Redeemed.
'Oh, Miss Dorind a." she
quavered, ''something awfups hap
pened."
Her fingers plucked at the front
Of the blue house dress. IT just
had telephone call from Westport.
That's where my boy lives-he's
had an accident and they phoned
from the hospital. I got to 60 up
there, I Just got to-"
Dorinda |sprang to her feet. why,
of course. Carrie, you must 60.
Oh, I'm SO sorry. But how can you
get theree There's no train TO-
night"
mo. but Mr.. Greer says if you
can spare fme, he can drive me up
in the roadster. I wouldn't leave
you for anything else, Miss, but ]
just have to 60. He's the only thing
I've got. And you'll have company.
You WON'T be alone"
''You mustn't mind me, Carrie.
I'll be all right. Run along and don't
worry.-I wish could do something
to help"
Thank you, Miss. I'm hoping II
won't be so bad. I'll come back as
soon as ] can" She started of
across the sand. but paused at the
foot of the steps and looked back
at them.
You'll stay with her, Mr..
Clever" she appealed. mr.. Ed
ward maybe won't be back till ten
o'clock. ! don't know when I'll
come But you won't leave her,
will you?''
mo, Carrie" Cleve promised.
''I'n stay with Dorinda until some
one comes"
II mean me and Mr.. Greer or
Mr.. Edward. You'll stay till one Of
US comes3"
yes" Cleve promised again.
I'm stay.''
Randy, who had curled up on Do
rinda's robe, jumped up and thrust
his cold nose against her hand.
Darling pup" she said, and rub
bed his brown ears, "are we stay
ing quiet too long? Do you want
someone to play with your"
She hunted for the pocket of her
robe. II brought your ball with
me. Come on. We'll have a game. I"
She threw the ball down the
beach, watching Randy gallop after
it. scattering the gulls and the tiny
sandpipers that followed the re-
ceding waves.
Cleve, Inspecting her critically,
laughed. You throw just like a
girl" he said. Come on. put some
power behind it. Give Randy a run
for his money"
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Dr.. Evans Decides
To Coll in Sheriff

She told him swiftly, trying to
select her words SO that he would
understand. so that she wouldn't
have to 60 over 1t more than once.
"A boulder from the wall you
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-12

Five personal fouls disqualify a
player for further participation in
thee game. The Department of
Motor Vehicles reminds you that
ONE personal foul, when you're
driving, may disqualify you for
lifel
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-12

WANTED COURTEOUS SER
y IOUS minded woman, mature
judgement, capable of contracting
public, for permanent position
with future security. Opportunity
for advancement. Write for inter-
view, Box 345, Fayetteville, N. C.
& j II, tip
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HANDSPRING. Variety of beau
;Eiful shrubs for landscaping your
home and grounds. Also, azaleas
and camellias a speciality, Come
and see us. Roanoke Island Car
sdens, Phone 21S-J Il
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3iWANTED-Ex-Tea and Coffee
men and others for local 1900
family Rawleigh Business. Many
Dealers doing 500 to $500 or
more weekly. Good opportunity to
have profitable business of your
own. Write Rawleigh's, Dept.
NCA-4SO-L, Richmond, Va.
g H-1-11-1tp
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BoRN no THE RYRuMS

DR.. and Mrs. G. C. Byrum Of
Belhaven are the parents Of Sec
ond daughter, born Thursday of
last week in the Norfolk General
Hospital, Norfolk. The baby
weighed nine and a half pounds
and has been named lisa Ward.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-12

say! ASK, GSA. 49,. .0Me oeepene0
in concern. Little Anne Delahayl
I'll come at once"
DR.. Evans was there almost at
once. She heard the noise Of his
travel-stained roadster and then
moment later he turned in at the
driveway and stopped just beyond
the red brick steps. He jumped out,
black bag in hand, and hurried to
her.
Dorinda pointed. She's down
there. On the beach. I CANE 60
down again"
mo, no, you needn't go. But you
mustn't stay here in that wet bath
ing suit. Why. you're shivering.
You'd better go in the house and
get dressed"
She shook her head. mo, I'll
wait here. Go on down to Anne.
Don't worry about me. Hurryp'
He looked at her in perplexity.
Get in my car then. There's q
robe there. Wrap it around you"
He hurried OFF, without waiting to
see if she followed his advice.
But she did as he said. She
climbed into his car and found the
folded robe on the back Of the
seat.
It was forever before DR.. Evans
came back. She kept saying TO
herself, ANNE isn't dead! She
isn't deadl" II she could make
herself believe it, it would be true.
Yet all the time, she knew Anne,
was dead. ''She couldn't be alive
-" she put her hand over her ears
as if she could shut out the sound
Of Cleve's voice saying the words
over and over.
And then DR.. Evans was there,
standing beside the roadster look
ing at her. She didn't ask him
about Anne. She glanced at him
just once, and knew the answer
without asking the question.
Instead. she said, Where's
Clever"
DR.. Evans face wasn't pink now.
''Cleve's still down there" he told
her. II brought the pup back With
me-"
He had Randy under one arm,
but he loosened his hold now and
put him in Dorinda's lap. 'iI'm
going to call the sheriff's office"
But it was an accident. wasn't
it,"
'"The sheriff takes charge in cases
Of accidental death" He looked &C
her keenly. Pm going in to tele-
phone, Dorinda. You'd better come
in with me-"
DR.. Evans was very patient With
her. He didn't ask her why she
was afraid. Perhaps he thought
it was only natural after what had
happened. Once she tried to tel
him about the footsteps she'd
thought she heard in the house,
but he only shook his head at her.
You're upset. Dorinda. why
don't you lie down for a while?''
SO they went downstairs together
and waited in the empty living
room. He asked her then where
Edward and Fay were. and how it
happened that Lana and Harriet
and the servants were away
He said. Poor child. you've had
an ordeal First your grandmother
And now this = He moved uneasily
and looked At his watch. ..ThA
! sheriff should be here by now.''
ff!nn4fnuois Naawt xuanlyA
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RELIABLE MAN with car want
ed to call on farmers in Hyde
County. Wonderful opportunity.
SIS to 500 in a day. No experience
or capital required. Permanent.
Write today. McNESS COM
PANY, Dept. C, Gambler Bldg.
Baltimore 2, Md. H-1-11-18p
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FURNISHED ROOMS By day or
week near airport. Mrs. O'Neal,
sPTNEHAvEN INN. Phone 20O-W.
Manteo, N. c.
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LOST: 16-foot skiff, yellowish
green. Drifted from Roanoke
Sound bridge Saturday night.
Finder please write or phone Fred
Basnight, Manteo, N. C. Tel.
187-J4. T-1-12-1tc
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-12

A For your insurance needs see
NV. r. PEARCE, Manteo, N. c.
8H All kinds of insurance
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PANSY PLANTS: Nice, stocky
plants, SOC doz.; English dais'
les; Sweet William $1.00 doz.--
Roanoke Island Gardens, Manteo,
III. C, tic
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WANTED TO BUY - House and
lot on ocean. Write me what
YOU have. A. w. Drinkwater, Phone
s26, Manteo, N. G. tt
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IF OLD BOOKS are taking up
space in your storeroom, barn
er attic, send me a postcard. I'll
pay cash for them.
DAVID STICK-KITTY HAWK,
Si T-12-22-tfci
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Advertise Your Business
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HIGH TIDES ON
FISHING GROUNDS

Low Tides Between Hours Shown
OREGON INLET For JANUARY
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kiu naujo Goebbelso vedamojo "Das
Reich" skiltyse, = prisipazino seniau-
sias tarp sveciu, NSV pirmininkas. =
Tas pila bahama musu zaizdas, ir as
iris dienas vel tikiu musu pergale.
20 ka jus darote kitas keturias
dienas, Xxi pasirodo naujas numeris? -
paklause tapytojas.
- Kitas keturias? Kitas keturias
dienas as tikiu naujuoju ginklu.
- AS ta jau maciau - rytuose, -
tare Romanas, vos juntamai priplakda-
mas liezuviu.
= Negali butt! Kas tai toks bu-
vo? = pabiro klausimai.
= Tankas SUI malkiniu dujintoju,
- rizikavo dailininkas. Tai buvo siau-
res Vokietijoje seniai nudrozta isdaiga,
bet gerieji svabai isskete axis ir sauke:
= Aha, as juk sakiau - as sakiau,
kad mes dar vaziuosim puoliman be
benzino!
= Ir vel ateis didziuju pergaliu
metal! - citavo neseniai girdeta fiure-
rio kalba karingoji uniforma.
- Tiktai fiureris nepasake, ko-
kioms veliavoms priklausys 81 pergale,
= sudejavo NSV vyras, kuris, matyti,
buvo isikauses jau perdaug.
- Fiureris issireiske nedvipras-
miskai ;. = sauke kazkas.
Et, fiureris taip pat nedvipras-
miskai sake: duokit man desimt metQ
laiko, ir jus Vokietijos miestu nebepa-
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Sekfetore, kuri sykiu su burger
meisteriu buvo priejusi prie konjako
stale, susigriebe uz galvos
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. Komunistai giriasi, kad di-
dziausias Pabaltijy sovchozas
suorganizuotas Ukmerges aps-
krityje. Esa, jis tesiasi nuo
Vaivadiskiu Xxi Siesiku. SiesikQ
baznycia paversta susirinkimu
sale.
. Pranes Lapienes rezidencijo-
je, Stony Brook, ivyko dali. P.
Osmolskio sunaus krikstynos.
Kumais buvo Pr. Lapiene ir
rasytojas st. Zobarskas. Os-
molskiai j JAW atvyko Pr. La
pienes garantijomis.
. Vokietijoje veikia trys lie
tuvfu pradzios mokyklos, ku-
rias remia vokieciu valdzia. Mo-
kyklos yra: Wehnen go moki-
niu), Diepholz (35 mokiniai) IL
Augustdorfe GO mokiniQ).
. Mazosios Lietuvos lietuviu
laikrasti "Keleivis" dabar re-
daguoja Albertas Puskepalai-
tbs. j galima pasiekti siuo ad-
resu: Paul Hoeschstr. 10, 13b
Muenchen Passing, Germany.
. PLB Vokietijos krasto val
dyba isteige knygu leidykla ir
mano spausdinti ivairias kny-
gas.
. Balandzio 8 d. Chicagoje gy-
venanti prof. V. Birziska uz-
puole du plesikai negrai, apmu-
Sc ir ateme pinigus bel laik-
rodi.
. Danijoje Martyno Brake ini-
ciatyva isisteige Pasaulio Lie
tuviu Bendruomenes Danijos
kraSto komitetas.
. DR.. VI. Ingelevicius, buves
Lietuvos Raudonojo Kryziaus
vicepirmininkas, be egzaminV
gavo leidima New Yorko vals-
tybej verstis gydytojo prakti-
ka. Turejo islaikyti tik anglQ
kalbos egzaminus.
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NaujQ M etQ nakti
Anslavas Egitis
Is latvisko verte Emilis Skujeniekas
Ea.EF. lTesinys is pereito numerioy
Anslavas Eglitis

EaEE (Tssinys is pereito numerioy -4.z4e
- Et, ka ten, - kratesi burger
meisteris, kuris kaip tik tue metu bu-
vo pradejes idomia kova zodziais su po-
MIA Rozina.
Bet tai tvirkinanti kalba, -
nenusileido sekretore.
-Taves juk jis neistvirkins.
Ponios Rozinos ausys buvo ne tik-
tai grazios formos, bet ir labai jaut-
rios. Visiskai sujaudinta, j nuskubejo
prie vyro il snibzdejo
- Romanai, as draudziu tau ger
ii! Juk tn jau visiskai duksti!
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vienuoliktos. Iseik, apsizvalgyk, -
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Rozina prikando lupa ir isvinguria-
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da. Sniego nebuvo. Truputi salo. il sku-
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me prikrautus ratelius.
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lau.
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- Ia jums siuncia ponas burger
meisteris, - tare Rozina, brukdama
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veziko delna kelias markes ir pokylyje
sumedziotus cigarus. - Galite eiti.
- Kas ten, ponia? - paklause
tarnaite, kaip tycia, pastebejusi kieme
judejima.
- Cit, tyliau! Mes ruosiame maza
staigmena biurgermeisteriui, = snibz-
dejo ponia Rozina, meiliai apglebdama
jaunute kambarine. = Netarkite ME
kan nei zodzio, nesugadinkite efekto,
- if j ikiso tarnaites priejuostes kise-
mum dvidesimties markiu banknota.
Daugiau nustebinta isdidziosios
ponios glamonejimo, negu svabijoje
neimanomai dideliu arbatpinigiQ, tar
matte karstai prizadejo issaugoti pa
slapti.
Drebedama nuo salcio, pasiurpusia
oda ant peciu, ponia grizo sale.
= Bagazas atveztas, Romanai.
.Dabar elk rakto, = snibzdejo vyrui po-
mia Rozina.
- kacluk, ar tn negaletum pau!
Natal = man nepatogu pamesti kom-
panija. Tx nepersisaldyk!
- Romanai, as prie varteliu jau
nusilauziau viena naga.
= Pelyt, buk .atsargi. Ir nepa-
mirsk sujieskoti irklus
= Bet gi as negaliu inesti sunkio-
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KAS ir KUR

. Fermentacines pramones in
zinierius Jonas Vilutis, auks-
tuosius mokslus baiges Lietu-
vote ir Cekoslovakijoje, dabar
dirba didziausiame Chicagos
Canadian Ace" alaus bravore.
Lietuvoje jis dirbo "Guberni-
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ravo Dirva Ambergo sanatori-
joje, Vokietijoje, besigydan-
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. Is spaudos isejo seiminin-
kems "Taupioji vireja". Auto
re Halina Maciulyte Daugir-
diene, leidejas kun. Pr. M. Ju-
ras. Knyga isleista skoningai,
turf specially irisima, kad at
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Kastuoja 2 dol. Gaunama P. O..
Box %, Brockton 6S, Mass.
. Dali. V. K. Jonynas, dirbas
Vokietijoje prancuzu okupaci-
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tvarko emigracinius dokumen-
tus ir ruosiasi atvykti Ameri-
ka.
. Memo kritikui A. Ranitui ne
seniai padaryta sunki viduriu
operacija. A. Ranitas siuo me-
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atstovas Vlike B. Bieliukas 81
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ru akademijoj. Vysk. V. Bril-
81 JAW pakviete kardinolas
Stritch.
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jo paveikslu ritinio.

jo paveikslu ritinio.
- Kan nesti, jei galima ivilkti?
- Romanai, tn nezmogus!
- Te, isgerk konjakelio, tai geras
vaistas nuo susijaudinimo ir salcio.
- Atstok! Ar zinai. imsiu ir
pasiliksiu pas biurgermeisteri, jis nors
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nori kanjako. Cointreau! Tikras! Kaip
kvepia!
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dorai zmonai ir pridera, po vyro spar
nu, - sauke biurgermeisteris. = Mes
jieskome jusu, kur imanydami. Jus tu-
rit isspresti ginca: ar sampana galima
gerti tiktai vidurnakti, ar jau ir anks-
ciau?
= Kas per klausimas! Juk sauna
ma paprastai tik lygiai dvylikta, = su-
suko ponia Rozina, piktai zvilgtereda-
ma vyra, kuris, kaip matyti, buvo sio
ginco inspiratorius.
= O, dvylikta mes galime sauti ir
stipresniais ginklais, negu tik sampano
bonku kamsciais, - pridure grazioji ir
karingoji uniforma, kuri pirma kali
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nesiskyre nuo pistalieto net pokylyje.
Del Dievo meiles, palikite stip-
resnius ginklus fiureriui, NUNS uzten-
ka ir sampano.
Sis atsitiktinis pasikalbejimas, o
gal net paprastas nutarimas sampano
kol kas dar negerti keistu budu uznese
liudesi senuju ponu bureliui prie konja-
ko stale. sars
- Su pasiilgimu kas savaite lau-
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Gudai Am erik ole

Senesne gudu imigracija gal
ir yra gausi, mes daug ju teko
sutikti ukiuose ir miesteliuose,
bet il buvo nesusipratusi ir
neteko girdeti apie ju bet ko-
kias net smulkias draugijas.
Neteko girdeti ir apie atskiras
parapijas. o jau atskiros spau-
dos tai tikrai jie neturejo. Ma
zesne ju dalis pritapo prie lenku
parapiju del religiniu sumeti-
mu, bet j lenkQ draugijas neisi-
liejo. Dauguma buvo itraukta
j rusu ir ukrainieciu draugijas
ir net kalba, vartojama siq tri-
ju = rusu, ukrainieciu ir gudu
ilgesniame bendradarbiavi-
me issivyste j savotiska bendra
zargona su anglu kalbos prize
maisomis. Bene juokingiausias,
bet toms trims tautoms natu-
ralus ir suprantamas zodis
''peremuchovali'', atitinkas lie
tuviu "persimufinom".
Prizes keleta metu ir gudai
Amerikoje susilauke naujos,
visiskai kitokios, imirgacijos.
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= Muzika, muzika! = sauke blur
germeisteris, ir dundas valsas nustel-
be visus tolimesnius pasikalbejimus
apie politika.
- stai ka daro blogas pavyzdys,
- pastebejo sekretore, bet burger
meisterio nebebuvo. Jis lakste is kam-
bario j kambari, kol pagaliau vel susi-
dure SUI sekretore.
= Ko JUS jieskote? - paklause j
be sypsenos.
- AS? AS nieko nejieskau. AS tik
ziuriu, kad sveciams ko nors netrlktu.
- Jus visiskai pasikeites. Argi is
tikro sioji svetimsale jus taip jaudina,
Hanno? = pridure j tyliu balsu. Bet
Hanno ir dabar jos nesiklause.
zavingoji ponia! - susuko jis,
pagaliau pamates Rozina. = Kur JUS
visa laika dingote? AS jau rengiausi
eiti jieskoti jusu sode. Ar nenorite uz-
kasti? AS JUS palydesiu j valgomaji.
Ar galima pasiulyti taure punso? Ne?
Ar zinote ka? Nors sokti ir uzdrausta,
bet muzika leista, ir kabinete mes ME-
keno netrukdomi ir nepastebeti gale
tumem apsukti valsa, leta ir siubuojan-
ii, lyg Rei11o bangos -.
Lyg RENO bangos, = juokesi
dailioji ponia, sekdama j kabinetan.
- Mano biurgermeisteri, jus darotes
visai ro1nantiskas ).
- O, ponia Rozina, man atrodo,
kad dar niekad nesu buves toks realus,
kaip dabar. Su jumis, su jumis as sutik-
eiau -. begti nors sveicarija.
- Ir ta jus man sakot dar prizes
sampana?
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Ba|timores Dainos jubiiejus

medziagos ir rezisuros su-
vaidinta silpnokai. Bet vienas
reiskinys labai visus nudziugi-
no, tai lietuviu kalba megejQ
aktoriu lupose skambejo gra-
ziai ir taisyklingai. Turint gal
vote, kad visi aktoriai cia gi-
me ir dar prizes pusantru metu
sunku jiems buvo tevu gimtaja
kalba sklandziau isreiksti mint,
= siandiena jie taria sudetin-
gesnius zodzius aiskiai, taisy-
klingai ir tik reta kur suklysta.
Misrqji chora sudaro Z sopra-
mai, 3 altai, 5 tenorai ir 6 bosai.
Pimutinioji ispildyta Strolios
dainele - Valiok, dalgele -
skambejo graziai ir labai malo-
Mai. Bet sunkesnes dainos, ypac
simkaus "Atsisveikinimas" to-
kiam chorui perdidelis uzdavi-
nys.