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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-15
NOTICE.

The cost of publishing newspapers has greatly
increased during the past two years, a thirty per
cent raise having been made within sixty days on
printers wages alone.
The newspaper publishers of Hennepin and
Ramsey counties are the only ones in this state
who are not receiving the full legal rate today:
We have made no increase in Our prices for legal
publications although there has been a general
advance. in the rates of other newspapers all over
the country.
The fact is that the revenue under our present
rates will not permit the continuance, of the same
service we have been giving in the past:
Therefore, effective August LIST, 1919, a dis
count of not over rs per cent from the legal rate
will be allowed on all matters requiring legal pub
LEGATION if paid within thirty days from the date OF
invoice. No discount from the statutory rate
will be allowed after that time has expired.
We believe you will agree that we are justified
in making this increase in the present situa-
ton and will continue to favor us with your
highly valued patronage.
DE L,OIJEST 3O5 E. Hennepin Ave. Minneapol
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-15
No 22OSO

o. 4NO HAVCV
Order of Hearing Descent of Land
State Of Minnesota, County Of
Hennepin. In Probate Court.
In the matter of. the Estate of
Louis Sorenson, also known as Lewis
Sorenson, Decedent.
|. The Petition of Bertha Sorenson
having been duly made and filed in
this Court, representing among other
things that one Louis Sorenson, also
known as Lewis Sorenson, who died at
the City of Minneapolis, in the County
of Hennepin, State of Minnesota, on
the 10th day of January 1901, seized
of an estate of Uncertain
ce in certain lands in the County Of
Hennepin, State Of Minnesota, des-
cribed in said petition, and that said
petitioner has an interest in said
lands, and that more than five years
have elapsed since the death Of said
Louis Sorenson, also known as Lewis
Sorenson, d%ecedent, and that no
will has been probated, and admins
tration has not been granted OF had
Of said estate in this State, and
praying that the descent Of said lands
and Of the interest of said petitioner
therein be by this Court determined
and said lands assigned to such per-
sons as may be entitled thereto by
law.
It is Ordered, That all persons in
terested in said estate appear before
the said Probate Court, on Tuesday
the End day of September, 1919, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate
Court in the Court House at Minnea-
polls in said County, then and there
to show cause, if any there be, why
said estate should not be distributed
as prayed form said petition.
And it is Further Ordered, That
notice of such hearing be given, by
publishing this order once in each
week for three successive weeks,
prior to said day Of hearing in the
echo de POuest a newspaper printed
and published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 9th day
of August, 1919.
BY THE COURT,
JOHN A. DAHL.
Judge of the Probate Court.
John G. Priebe, Attorney,
535 Security Bldg. 1922
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-15
No 2Q227

John G.. Priebe, Attorney, 8-15
538 Security Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-15

JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge of the Probate Court.
Geo. R. Smith and H. Stanley Hanson,
Attorneys, Met. Bank Bldg. 7-15
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22
BARBECUED LAMB
 PAvEs WAY FUR \
 B|G THRIFT RALLY
eAvoRY DOORS wHET APPETITE AND AROUSE BoYs AND GIRLS,
 CLUBS TO ACTION.
AMANSANS IN EARNEST
They Realize That Savings Are Value. less Unless That Saved Is Properly Invested.

On occasion the organizers of War Savings societies have their lots cast Tn most happy places, and the reports that find their way to headquarters are of real interest.
 0. P. Stark, one of the Arkansas held workers, on a recent visit to Dan. vile. Yell County, went through one of these experiences, and his report to Moorhead Wrigh, State director at Little Rock, was replete with a happy relation of the facts.
 Stark was evidently unaware that the members of the Yell County Boys Fig Club and the Girls Canning Club were to have field day on that par. tieular time. The downtown streets were deserted, many of Che stores were closed. and inquiry revealed the req son.
 Stark followed the throngs and was just fn time to reach the place of as sembfy before the huge jeipts of juicy beef, lambs and fowls had been re- moved fpom spits placed above trenches dug deep in the ground where . bed of glowing embers was even yet adding coat of brown to the meats, and was freeing savory odors that eonjured up visions of the feasts enjoyed by Robin Hood and his forest rovers in the heart of Sher' wood Forests in Merrie England.
 And when the feast was spread the viands were attacked with a gustc and ample justice was done.
 Then the boys told about their ven ture in pigs, and the handiwork of the girls in the art of food preservation was dwelt on in words, and their wares sampled.
 But this was not all. Thrift had 8 place on the program. J. c. Cham bers told of the value of the cam paign of thrift planned by the United States Treasury Department, and how what the boys and girls had accom- plished was the outgrowth of that campaign.
 He explained the value of the War Savings Socleties that were springins up all over the country, and told the boys and girls that all they had ac complished would count for naught did they not practice real saving. He told of the advantages of Thrift Stamps, which he said would pave the way for prosperity when those who were boys and girls now had reached manhood and womanhood Chambers said there should be at least 95 such societies in Yell County.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22
An Investment m Our Stock is NOT "Shot at the Moon!'

All oil companies are not alike All oil stocks are not fools luck" Good business judgment must be exercised in the honest management of an oil company, as we'll as in any other enter prise
 Besides this we have the advantage of having large acreage. We have 160 acres where most oil companies only have l, 2, 5 or 10 acres. Our holdings will therefore enable us to pay enor- nous returns.
 We Ask You to Join Us in Buying Small
 Amount of Stock small amount will pay you most handsomely! Remember, every stockholder, large or small gets square deal
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22
PROSPERITY PARAGRAPHS.

There is TO winter of discontent for him who puts his savings into war Savings Stamps
 The War Savings Stamp, like the snewball, is a whole lot larger when if reaches the bottom of the hill.
 Don't bury your savings. Plant them in War Savings Stamps. They will grow. Your harvest of interest fs sure. besides the original plant Is always there, ready to be used when necessity calls.
 While on the easy pathway, start the little streams of interest your way Remember big rivers from tiny brook lets grow. Every War Savings Stamp vou own starts en interest stream flowing your way.
 A we'll filled War Savings Cercn- cate is a diploma of team work. IL means you and yourself are on good terms and you are both taking care of each other and looking out TOT each others future.
 The boy or the girl who adds . Thrift Stamp to his or her card resu' l..lv is on the path to higher DUST ness efficiency and all ths oesHspio thinas that money brings.
 Your dfnss and quarters nave xtnss. Don't lot them fy away Clip thctr wfns. by putting them into War pavings Stamps and later you VIII DC shpptng coupons.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22
LICKING BANK DISCARDED.
,..os Have Learned That Money
 E.. Working Is Mark of Improv-
 ,dence and Wastefulness.

mericans, says a man who has
 studied and travelled widely, fire
 ,,v are accused c' lacking the
 of saving. Comparisons. un-
 roble to Americans, always are be-
 mode between the saving habits
 Euited States residents and those [rious European countries, notably,
 no Holland and Belgium. Now I;tting that many of these accusa-
 are true, the answer is not far to
 bo neople of France, Holland and linn have saved, in large measure, {uso saving is the century strength ] habit of their people. They have sd because, money coming less tv to them than to Americans,
 money-making opportunities he- Fewer, the stern necessity for mak- |nrovsion for the future has been hlv pressed upon them. And they
 saved also, perhaps in a far Ster degree than might generally be bected, because they have had 4 safe investment-Government in {ments-always waiting, in small hminatiens, to be had"
 here is much truth in this state The First Liberty Loan repre- I led practically the first general krican opportunity for investing in Rrnment securities. When the hs of that first issue had been pur- Bed, many of them through part ments, countless American citizens |the first time had tasted the joys Steady, systematic saving. The bnd loan found them ready and bng buyers. So did the Third and nth Liberty Loan issues. The Vic Loan met with the hearty ap- tal of the thoughtful small investor, had learned the small savings pn thoroughly. Many person prior to the First Liberty Loan never saved systematically, now War Savings Stamps as regularly be weeks salary is paid.
 be stocking bank" the teapot on Bop pantry shelf were out of favor hmily strongholds some time since. American people learned to bank small savings. Now govern |tal investment opportunities being fded, they are becoming govern t stockholders in an increasingly prous scale.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22
Providing Heat for Airmen.

German account of flexible cleo
 heaters made for war purposes fs that airmen's clothing was at heated by alternating currents the wireless equipment, but as interfered with the perception of ad signals, direct current from dy- ps of POO watts at 90 volts was Nltuted. Heaters of 30 watts each used for keeping pliable the rub pf camera shutters, warming film ''ng clockwork, keeping in working Il vital parts of machine guns, and ring the action of airplane control Fs' The heaters for airmen's cloth consisted of asbestos cores wound splrals of resistance wire, and aal heaters were provided for the |r tips of gloves.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22
These Are Our Officers and Some Of Our
 Stockholders

Caughey E. Hayes, President, Hayes
 Grain 6 Commission Go. J. E. Wright, Treasurer, Ed Wright
 6 Go.
 W. E. Bass, Secretary, Mgr. Hayes
 Feed Stores. Ike Kempner, General Manager Gus
 Blass Company. J. F. Faucette, Capitalist. H. o. Topf, General Store. M. L. Altheimer, Altheimer's Depart
 ment Store. Justin Matthews, Capitalist. J. W. House, Jr., Attorney. Ed McDermott, Travelling Salesman. Dr. T. J. Stansell, Electra, Texas. Rev. James Thomas, Minister, Little
 Rock, Ark. Guy Cameron, Vice President Hayes
 Grain 6 Commission Co. Louis Wolfort, Reinman & Wolfort. Trustees: Caughey E. Hayes, J. E. Wright, W. E. Bass and J. F. Faucette.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22
pr,viIeoes His Desire.

Harry was seven and had just re +rrnad home after week in the sup urhs m The flat in which he lived IS aao = where you can always hear the ,rh,stle of the traffic cop.
 The next day Harry was gong w .o celebrate his seventh birthday, ana ms notber was asking him what ne oe- lnU a..ad sor his birthday. And this was his answer: ~osan+a
 "Mother. I don't want any p' what I want Is privileges. II, Harry's m father is trying to ma . cottage for rent.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22

Just out, Harold Bell Wright's lat est book, "The Re-Creation of Brian Kent" Price $1.50 Guthrie's.
 Hemstitching done at my home at regular prices. Mrs. A. Guthrie. phone 76.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22

breath and coated tongue. Foley's Cathartic Tablets should be in every travellers grip. They act without pain, griping or nausea. They have no cos tive after effect and do not encourage the pill habit. They are fine, whole some, physic-nothing else. Sold ev- erywhere.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22
:. Prescott Daily News
 Published by l. News Printing Company

..xsd as second class mail mat p'sssmber 4th, 1905, at the post
 ]. prescott, Ark, under the act |.urress, March 3. 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22
Be Prepared For Vacation Ills

Many persons suffer distress and annoyance from disordered stomach when travelling. Change of food and water sometimes causes indigestion that leads to sick headaches, bilious ness, bloating, sour stomach, gas, bad
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-22
Fully Paid and NOndssessabLe
 SIO c Shdre, Par Value,

Travellers Oil 6 Gas Company,
 505 Masonic Temple Bldg,
 Little Rock, Arkansas. Gentlemen:
 I hereby subscribe for shares of stock in the Travellers Oil Gas Company par value of $10 each and enclose herewith payment in full for same Make checks payable to Travellers Oil & Gas Company mail F. E. Morse Fiscal Agent, Room 505 Masonic Temple Bldg Little Rock Ark Right is reserved to return subscription stock is all sold when subscription received
The mirror., 1919-01-23

Tnythe Holy Ghost Innumerabe examples be found
nes churches
for this symbolism has survived until
has expanded ideas especially those
Figures of doves
their eges adon funeral wreath by
of usof hope the eternal resurrection of the soul
But this only vaguely the bird with the idea Of
noted first that this the always
olive branch it's mouth This the essential symbols
aud Of accidental comedies that the
idea derived from the ve brought back by the dove that Noah
country olive
tie else reeshe chances vastly favor of its being
that thing all brought back In old times
there recently Indians ay branch of
flag of between faction held
of friendly intentions when approached other
without The tradition Delug
senghenedan perhaps transmitted the
through the the olive
branch such and the fact that
this legend made the Bird Peace
The mirror., 1919-01-23
The Dove Of Peace
By Ernsss Ingsrsou, in Bropnisg's Aagas;ns.

By Ernest Lsgsrsou, in BrocDisg's Nssasns.
just gladly sending their gloomy wilderness
the eagles welcoming the dove
wnging his bthesme with olive it's
BILL
But this bird this branch everywhere regarded
symbols the friendly relations
In truth is hard and the deeper his
the confusing search beginning
onhologist extraordinary choice the
quarreome pugnacous of Birds and the bend of its
armed with hard knob enabling strike blow
probable however this had the
wild pigeons doves the whose
gentle caressng of their have seemed the
of friendship and affection Hence classical the
regarded the bird Venus Aphrode the Greek goddess
love who later became the Venus of Roman They
her the delivered the oaks Ddona
misty dawn of Greek civilization and erward drew her fowerstud
ded chariot along the paths of Roman poesy.
In the Orient especially the Jews of Old Testament
white dove sacred bird and
those purchase lamb offer sacrifice
The mother Jesus did the Gospel tells that
the Spirit of God descended the bodily
q dove"
Many other such manifestations recorded
early
The mirror., 1919-01-23
Music Hath a Power"
Selected.

More than Is Belgium declared her independence of
Holland which she had the of 1875 Long
standing dissatisfaction first broke rebellion the night of
August 5 when the performance the La Mueaae Portc
with its appeal for Aamed the audience
such degree that the left opera flew Ea
regarded the outbreak local until month later
when the Dutch e-esa order Brussels led into
trap from which extaed itself after four days heavy fight
ing and the loss of $500 Immediately the withdrawal of the
defeated troops provisional assembled and October
Belgium was proclaimed an independent
The mirror., 1919-01-23
New Method of Drying Meat

Announcement is made of
be kept indefinitely without
bulk flavor application
ed by this method only fills about
fresh This would multiply eghtod shipping meats
without adding
This discovery begun
Hartman Laboratories Roosevelt hospital by
M Fanke when the laboratory division of
triton and food of the medical
Lieut. COL r. the test
worked Columbia university
engineering under the direction Of H. McKee, who made
the announcement.
Owing certain legal the
be published this
prepared meatsln a vacuum a low temperature
1t possible soin
the standard dimensions dry by this
then before cooking without
anybodys knowing that did directly butchers
block around the
is estimated that the of the will
keeping refrigeration effect how
should be bring down the through savings
freight land sea,
The mirror., 1919-01-23
Red Cross Facts

The following statement authorized council of the
American Red Cross the American only two cents
OF each dollar OF the millions
the United States which
ment OF the relief the has known For
each dollar contributed by the work
more then expended for that
vded by interest the funds These striking state
in the annual financial the covering
year ended June 80, 1918.
The mirror., 1919-01-23
My Pipe and I

Oft in the restful twilight,
In moke-wreaths' curling whim,
We try to read old memories
Old friendships past and dim
My pipe and 1.
Soft. in hazy background,
In tender mellow glow,
Come lines of loves and faces
That dare We none should know
But my pipe and /.
Sweet, as in yore and willing,
Those lips seem near my own
As once still yearnine, smiling
Nay, even warmer grown
To pipe and I.
Thrills more the dear temptation.
Anticipation's hope
Through eyes half closed in dreaming
To joy old-time we erope.
The pipe and I.
Yea, with my pipe conjuring.
The past Is ever mine;
Its wreath not lost. but added,
When in the dust recline
My pipe and I.
Author Unknown.
The mirror., 1919-01-23
Thirteen Lucky for President

Thirteen has for Woodrow Wilson, president of the
United Of On the thirteen his lucky
has been known The fact that the president arrived
Brest December 13 recalls the presidents trip from New York
G September 49, 1872 when he making his speaking
preceding his election president He sat chair No. s in the
parlor Mr.. Wilson sad
Thirteen is lucky number. usually l3 13
wherever The number 13 has through life constantly
When thirteenth professor Princeton
the thirteenth president the university There
letters in my / am afraid of No. 49,"
Thirteen played the inaugural plans 1913
Thirteen ne militia of thirteen
sened along with thirteen educational institutions The Princeton
travelled the thirteen
When Miss Jennie w. Wilson and Frances B. Saye
the White House the thirteenth wedding
building bride bridegroom
letters each
The thirteen superstition perhaps widespread
this kind These
much The those who regard Friday
unucky day legion Many people think of
bad luck the left shoulder
the door brings good luck. everybody knows child
cau be lucky according mdwv Certain
planted the farmers That the
condition animals the fall
white men-beeve potency divina
of Halloween the
pick pin because point toward him
Of course the president unusual
The mirror., 1919-01-23

B trustful B joyful,
pleasant patient, B fervent to
B best if you can, But humble wha.
prompt and dutiful, still B polite
Breverent. quiet. sure and right
B calm be retiring, B led astray,
grateful, cautious of those who tray,
B TENDER B loving good and nign-
B loving shalt thou and all else B thne.-Anon.
Six a half existence
the Ottoman Turks threatening
world Four hundred fortyfou
Minor and by the scale larger
there acquired fighting prominence which developed
of Consantnope and the of all Where
Aaic horsemen rode then and aerwar
the ceased Their moral material
death wherever they od for though the Turk himself
mpheared h. has beyond FORCE policy beyond
tyranny but he
thing to have won the heart of the Brit
sh soldier
IF there's anywhere u hero who a happy end,
Who's gentle he's plucky, yet friend,
Who shirks duty. be it rain be it shine,
It's that tiny pocket hercules, the ass of Palestine"
There tremendous demand today for old mahogany
tables If there historic
they bring fabulous plenty country
possessing real historic them the likely
open Napo-
his abdcaon priceless
hogny table which, tradition washed the Glare
after the wreck of the Spanish armada.
we're brutal race of people who invaded Europe
about $780, saugeng the inhabitants and When
the kaiser his China he Use
years
look German askance Be terrible Alas Huns Be-
the Germans brutality
they have been called Huns
The inhabitants Palmyra by dipping
neighboring
place High Court Calcutta
Gently. Jewish stepped
handed the Christian Bible which he took the usual OATH
Lordsp asked the
whether Jew The witness said he His Lordshp
how he be the Christian Bible
The witness replied opening
find whether Hebrew Bible His Lordship
would have
Bible then for arrival the
Jewish Manner
his evidence
explore
previously wengh fabulous the Niger Mungo Park
LAT Park apprencd
his wandering 1892 board
East Indaman the Scottish
following December accompanied only
servants plunged unexpored of the Dark
nent year Britain, proud
being the first modern European reach the Niger.
Experiments are being conducted with view extraction
of potash granite. off
pots Strassfurt of potash Potash
most important artificial 1t
par The
being than Others and under the
crushed chemically
rich potash fepar similar has
been Monymusk with
and GRANTEES Aberdenshe
potash in granite years.
proby by the of chemistry that the question
r.
The mirror., 1919-01-23
Odds And Ends
Miscellaneous Items Developed Into Human
Interest Tales by Ambitious Writers
Selected
Wireless Telephone for Aviators

Wireless Telephone for Aviators
hosies makes public the invention of wireless
successfully used by American avaors apne
fighting closing the without the knowledge the
important military has been known hundreds
several months but has been eaousy guarded
this radio telephone possible for ground observer
miles the Commanders of air quadrons
warnings their pilots the of
could be in the
air a easily infantry units the ground
There details concerning which cannot discuss
John D. Ryan, director of aircraft production / have
myself standing ground orders flying in
watched them according The
enough be heard distinctly the
noise of the airplane motor"
applying the invention everyday needs of life times of
peace
Why should the farmers wife the door and tell her
the $40 that dinner readpovded she
know enough meal time?
What is the farmers boy from Cobo Co.
milking and through the
stubbe in bare feet
talk without any nquisive old maid listening
coming of travel by airplane the would
hail the approaching and find there for
Score another triumph of American inventive
genius!
The mirror., 1919-01-23
Relata Refero
Bits of Interesting Reading and Information
Gathered From Many Sources
Just a Few BIS
By Scissors.


hopeful. B cheerful, Be happy. Be kind,
busy of body, B busy of mind
B earnest, B truthful, B firm and B fair
OF all mise havor sure to ware;
think ere you stumble for what may fall,
B truthful to self and r truthful to all;
b brave and ware of the sins that B set:
sure that sin shall another B get,
watchful, B ready B open. B frank.
manly to all men, whateer B their rank,
just and generous, honest, B wise,
B mindful of time, B certain it flies,
b prudent liberal, of order B fond,
Buy less than you need Before Buying Beyond
b carefal, but yet the first to stow.
B temperate. B steadfast. to anger B slow,
thoughtful B thankful, whate' er may tide,
B trustful, joyful. B cleanly B side,
b pleasant, patient B fervent to all.
best if you can, But humble withal.
prompt and dutiful, still B polite.
B reverent B quiet. sure and B right
B calm be retiring ne'er led astray.
B grateful, cautious of those who tray,
B tender. loving. B good and ngn-
B loving shalt thou and all else thine-Anon.