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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24
Local Laundryman Honored.

F.. w. Mackenzie of the Tolman
Laundry of this city was elected q
member of the board of directors of
the American Institute of Laundering
at Joliet, ILL.,, at a recent meeting OF
a hundred of the leading laundry OWL
ers of the country. The institute Is
operated comparatively by the Laun
dry Owners National Association +"
test laundering methods and equip
mopt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24
Ruins of a City
l.5OO Years Old
Found in Baltic
By the Associated Press.

Wisely, Sweden. February III
The ruins of a city at least 1900
years old have just been discovered
by Prof. Nils Lithberg in the Par
ish of Westergarn, about IL miles
south Of Visby, the city of ruins
and roses on the Swedish Island Of
Cortland. in the center of the
Baltic. Visby itself thus far has
proved treasure house for Swed-
ish archaeology, and revelations as
TO the bronze and early iron ages
are expected from these new ruins.
Recent excavations In the CEN
tral market square of Nisby to in
stall a water main showed that the
site had been used for human
dwellings at least 1000 years. while
the city contains many impressive
ruins of churches, Notifications and
merchants houses of the middle
ages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24
SERVICES DURING LENT.
Outline Given Of Program in Joppa
Hall

Special Lenten services of interest
to the people Of the North Washing
ton community are being held In
Joppa Hall, Ninth and Upshur streets,
under the auspices of Grace Lutheran
Church each Thursday evening dur
ing Lent, beginning at o'clock.
The pastor, Rev. G. Z. Lenski. who
has been temporarily indisposed. will
again resume his series of addresses
tomorrow and viii speak on What
Christ Gave" Following the Lenten
service there will be q business meet
Ing of 1.-THE Thirty WQxkexak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24
SEAMAN CLEANS UP AT POKER,
GETS u. S. TO DO COLLECTING
Borrowing Dollar From Ships Cook, He Takes All
Ready Cash of Mess Mates in 25-Day Game Of
''Stud''-Players Took 1t Back.

ers compromised. He got 500 from
one. $50 from another, and smaller
amounts as he passed his hat.
Then he announced that as far as
he was concerned the matter was over
The Government officers are now Won
dering who will pay the 500 for the
hired tug.
"a farce" said Commissioner Cot
ter. "All this tug business was I'M
necessary. The fellow was hit play
fully on the face by sailors, who lost
their whole months pay"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24
RITES FOR MAI. WEEKS,
Retired Infantry Officer Buried in
Arlington Cemetery.

Funeral services were held in the
Arlington National Cemetery this
afternoon for Maj. Robert L. Weeks.
retired Infantry officer, who died
at Syracuse, N. Y, Monday.
He was native Of New York and
served in the Philippine insurrection
and the World War. He reached the
rank of major. in August, 1917. and
was retired for disability July /.
1920. Since then he had been On
v,ncruifinR Aut1 ~ 9Yro0nanA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-24
Prince to Visit United States.

TOXIC, February "a OPT is an
nounced unofficially that Prince Chi
chibu, second son Of the Emperor,
who is at present visiting Europe. will
Areturn to Japan via the United states
tu May, 1927. The prince expects to
visit New York, Boston, Washington,
Asa ANGLES and San xTAQcieG4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

mnohe zeny len nazdajii sa, ze ne.
MOTT priaajat', skutocnosti ale
moEu. Casio zeny vzdavaju sa po-.
kusn pridajania preto, ze mlieko
dostavf sa opozdene. Zasoba mile
ka ie dakedy nedostatocna kym
matka je y postelisa preto VIDA
va sa pridajania. Lenze ME si1 ne
zvycajnymi pady, ze zasoba mile
ka sa zvacsi a ie fplne dostatoc-
nou "a tym, ked matla vstane 2
postele a zacne vykonavat svojn
pravidelnn pra'cu.
Vinych padoch matky preto ne
prida,iajn a ami sa k tomu neod-
hodlajn, leibo sa obavajn vel,kych
ostar a porusenia zdravia matky.
Je pravda, ze V istych pa,doch prl-
daianie telesne zmrrci matku. Ne
slobodno, ovsam, zabndat', ze pri-
dajanie je prfrodnym stavom a re
mnohe zeny pocas pridajania ma
in sa lepssie, nez v akychkol 'vek i
ny cas-. Este al Z tom pade, keby
to matku telesne zmucilo, matka
ma byt ochotnou obetovat sa do
isfaj miery, len ably mohla dat
svojej bebe dobry ,zaeiatok. Casio
Sa hovori, za zeny sh prinervozne
ma priaajanie, ze,. nasledkom toho
ich mlieko blpde zle a re diet a
brlde rozculene nebude rast'
Toto je pravdou, ale jedine V i
stych paldoch. Inc zeny, ktore by
zdaly sa byt' nesilcimi ma prida-
jamie, dokazu sa byt' vel mi do
brymi dojkami Toto tedy doka-
zujc, Re kazda matka ma sa poku-
sit pridajat' a len vtedy sa vzdat'
toho, ked' sa dokaze neschopnou.
4 Niekedy 'udia su tiez tel mien-
KY, re sa zene neodplati pridajat'
jej b6bu, jestli to nem6ze konat
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30
81. 1915

"a dlhsl cas-. Tato mienka, rozu
mie sa, je mylna, lebo nieto takel
DOLBY zivote diet at a, ktora by
bola Wac dolezitou ma pitie mile
ka z prs matky, neE pr zaciatku.
Ami nieto takeho casu, v ktorom
zazivanie diet alta sa tax snadno
zkazf a tax t 'azko je no napra
vat, ako prave v zaclat ocnych
dfoch a tyzdnoch diet at a. Kaz-
dy den alebo tyzden, v ktory be-
ba dostane materske mlieko, dava
jej lepsi zaciatok, potom snad-
nejsie sa prejde ma mely pokrm
pozdejsie, jesti to bude potreb-
ne. Niekedy sa al ma to pomysl a,
re sa neodplati davat' diet at u
prsia jestli nema dostat prs
vsetlou potravn, ktori1 potrebuJe.
Ini sa Ease nazdavajn, ze je ne
be.peenym miesat clovecie mile
ko umelou potravinou. Tieto
mienky, rozumie sa, sdi celkom
mylne. Umela potrayina nemoze
obt 'azovat travenie materskeho
mlieka, Edezto mlieko cd prs roz-
hodne len napomaiha, ably umela
potrava bola snadnejsie strovena.
Kazda kvapka prsneho mlieka po'
maha diet at u a usnadhuje ume-
le krmenie.
Jestli po d6kladnom sprobovani
matkino mlieko ME je dostatoc-
.nym, sladene kondensovane mile
ko ie uzitoGnou nahradou, nakol :
ko ono je najsnaidnejsie ztravitel'-
ne 10 vsetkych umelych potrav.
JestIi ale matka v6bec nema mile
ka. sladene kondensovane mlieko
je najlepsie davat' diet at u a
ked' ie spravne krmene, doda
dostatocni zasobu potravy pre-
pravidelny' vzrast,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

Eom, ktore bude Ia civil ii syie-
tat "a opusteny hrob muzov.
Plac jej dq'sil dych, obr3tila sa
stranousa sllonila hlavu.
Vtedy sa vracal elegantly au-
tomobil 2 Brezji. Vsetky tri deti
letely mu po travniku naproti.
Malo chybalo, ze nepresiel Mate
jfcka. Protivne zapiskalo ma voze.
'tCert iu sober!' zaklial kras-
ne obleeeny pan pohrdavym po-
hl'adom na mladd vdovu. s'Tu
drieme! Nevsima 81 diet 'at'a. Tie
sedliacke zeny nemajn ziadneho
srdca!''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30
Anerikanka.
Napisal: Rad0 Murnik.

Doljanova Tonka, stfhla, FARO
ven mocna mlada zena osmah-
lou, troehu vychudlou tvarou,
stala rozochvena dverl dych-
tive hi l'adela vzdy k Brezjam mo-
drymi oGami; este nikdy necakala
tax netrpezlive postara Radov-
lice, ako tohoto rama. Tejto ne
dele je tomu diva roxy, co sa S
nou a S det mi rozlncil jej muz
Martin odiSiel do zeme milo
narov; od tel DOLBY volali ju su-
sedia Amerikankou. We'd "a diva
roxy, jestli ME skorsie, vrati sa s
peknymi peniazmi, talk ako jej
sl'uboval, nezli odisiel. Uz ME
kol'ko mesiacov nedostala cd me-
ho dopisu; dnes verila pevne, re
pride dychtWe ziadana zprava o
Jeho prichode.
Mad gorenskymi skalnatymi
stranami smial sa mladr iinlovy
den vo sviatocnom lesku ligo-
tie. So zahalenych hrebenov biz
kych hor wisely svetloSede vel Ike
hmly "A branily ranntmu slnku.
Tu tam zavanul chladny victor
suchotal zakrivenym zahrad-
nIm stromovim. V oslnivej krase
rozprestieraly sa Il Savy leziace
st 'avnate liiky, niekde hladil va
nok White zelene vlasky. Sviatoe-
ne ticho staly smreky V blizkom
lese. V lesiGku, siahajucom temer
k ceste, skakaly, veveriee a Ton
ka videla, ako po kazdom skoku
sypaly sa kvapky ako barevne
drahokamy kolfsajilcich sa We
tvi ma nMsie jalSe lesne kriky.
Svieza smrecina dvchala prudkn,
vlhkd vonu. Ma rovnej bielej ce-
ste zdvihal sa l'ahky prach, ked'
prihrkotal voz vyletnikmi put
nikmi.
Tonka oprela sa osmahlou, zmo-
7olenou rukou dvere a hlboko
vzdychla. Zamyslela sa mad dosa-
yaidnym zivotom. Ackol'vek Mar
tin nebol nikdy obzvlaSt' pevne
zdravy, pracoval vzdy "a dvoch.
Pomahala mu pravda vzdy a vSa-
de, ako len mohla. AvSak ako by
sa Naetko spiklo proti tyymto
dvom trpitel 'om: zem rodila vzdy
menej, dobytok daril sa i'm vzdy
horsie horSie. Islo nest 'astie "a
nest 'astlm, vSetko prinaSalo i'm
len skodu, vsetko koncilo zle. Pri-
siel cudzl agent a odvliekol muza
od zeny deti. Martina presved-
ceneho, re je donna vsetko pre-
kliate, marne prosila zena "a
klinala ho, aby este raz to donna
sk1sil. "Som w toho svty,'' od-
povedal, "nestoil to ami "a fail
ku mocky." Odisiel az dru-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

nom Q0p1Se cnvalu Sa DOnaIym
tamo.Eim zarobkom. Tonka opa-
jala sa dosial' najsladsimi made.
jami; musela VERT muzovi, we'd
iej postal niekol 'ko razy sto do
larov. VsetkS tie sunny pohltily
vaeSinou skorsie dlhy.
"Matko." zavolal detskym
pltzvukom pat 'roeny MatejRek,
ktory dosiaf bielovlasym brace
kom LoHikom "a sestrickou To-
nickou nahanal kralika okolo do
mu, vkusne pokryteho bielymi,
modrymi a cervenymi sindlami.
"Kedy pride otec?''
"Skoro.
"'Potom bude dobre! Juchu !"
vrieskalo diet'a. "Aky je mas ia
tieek? No, aky je?''
"UvidiS!"
"a kedy uvidim?' pytalo sa
vycitave. "Ved' vravis, mamicka,
uvidis, uvidis, ale ustavicne nic!"
'sLen poekaj! Teraz w nebu-
des dlho cakat','' tesla ich mia
da matka.
"Aj, ako sa tesim! PotoT bu-
deme jest kazdd nedel'u biely
chlieb, ano?'
"Chod', chod', ty maly spro-
stacik!'
"Mne prinesie konfcka,' RADIO
val sa mladsi Lojzik. "Celkom
noveho, chacha! Konicka, matte
ko, koni5ka!"
"Mne tiez!' ponahl al sa star
81. "Moj buae vacsi, ano!''
Deti sadly 81 do tieha ku kane
nu a hraly 81 a mySlely ma dobre
jedlo, biely chlieb, ia Diary z Bre-
zji a na neznameho muza, ktore-
mu hOvorEa "otec'.
Pc hladkej rovnej ceste prihr-
kotal nadherny koGiar. ma jeho
pruznych poduskach sedeli cudzi
pani, lenive chladnej, hrdej tvari.
"Aspon raz svojom zivote
chcela by som sa tax krasne vo-
zit '!' zatiizila Tonka a vzdychla.
" A mole deti! No, bez penazi sa
moi Martin nevrati. Potom bude-
me veselo hospodarit' dovedna !
Da aspon starsieho syna trochu
do skol, ably sa nemusel ubijat ;
V biede donna ako my druhf. To-
nicka da sa ucit sit Svadleny
su dnes ako vel'kf pani. Lovako-
va Francka stroll sa ako 81 'ach-
tlcna, ked pride ma put ,, to-
Jest ukazat' svoje saty' a mimi
drazdit menej st 'astliv6 sedlia-
cke priatel ky. Voz "a vozom le-
tel mimo. Prilomozil tiez automo-
bill. Panovi. V nom sedeli pySne,
nespokojne, &ysle, ako by NAL ka
zdy z Mich, pod oholenym nosom
oskrabanT chren.
Lien rychlo "a nim,' zakriea-
ly Tonkine deti "a letely "a stro-
JON, ktory sa ztratil V oblaku Sc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

| vsetko je pravdap'
Dvaju bicyklisti mihli sa mimo
domu, ako by i'm, iSlo 0 kozu. A
ako sa small! Vsetci l'udia, kto-
ri Sa ponahl ali okolo, vSetci zdai
sd .jei vel mi st 'astlivi. To nemo-
hla pochopit', preco len ona musi
byt' tax nest 'astna. Divokl, "a
chripnuty smiech hrozneho zufal-
sta vychadzal 2 jej vyschl!ch
nst. ...
i Tu Ease ocitila dopis V. ruke.
Citala pokojne do konca, al1o by
sa to jej vsetko netTkalo:
...zaopatreny svatImi sviato-
st ami kl'udne zaspal diva dni
pred sv. Janom desiatej iodine
vecer. Bola som pri nom. Je to
d aleko, poldruhej hodiny, kde
byval. Oznamili mi, ze je Martin
vel mi nemocny. lSla som sd po-
zriet', aclol 'vek mozem len t az
ko z domu, lebo mann dve male
deti jedenast udi, ma byte. To
je smutne, re vSetky dolare posie-
lal .domov a nezapisal sa do ziad-
neho spoll1u. Vzdy hovoril, re je
este dost' casu, ale PAM smrt
nepytala sa po case. tn NAL len
vel mi malo uschovaneho, sotva
SINE mali na pohreb, zakopali SINE
no len tax. Nezli nmrel, obecala
som mu, ze nebudem od vas zia-
dat co som VAN 'dala. lNem0zeS
povedat', re som robila nemilo-
srdne. Ty sa oddaj do vole bozej,
postaraj sa, ably donna zvonili, po
nevaG tuna sa nezvon1. Dnes kon-
elm, napisem ii vol'aco zakratko.
Toto ii pisem po pohrebe, krasne
t a pozdravujem, teba "a celii ro-
dinu tvoju al druhu. Nebud prl-
is smutna, we'd to mic nepom6-
ze, lebo vSetci muslme zomriet'
kral 'ovia j zobraci.. Modli sa "a
ieho dusu a vol 'aGo mi odpfs do
Chisholm, Minnesota. s Bohom
Bud tie vsetci zdravf!,
Tvoja uprimna Maricka. "
Dvakrat, tril1rat precitala list,
nemohla porozumiet' nplne.
Tuzila skryt' sa niekde. Tam
dole je hlboka Sava... Tam pod
vlny! = Dopis iej vypadol z rdk.
Vysla domu a sadla 81 ma lavi-
Gu; tn odpocivala casio $ mGzom
v lete veeer, ked paiaal uz ma Tri-
glav s1mrak.
q blfzkej krcmy $ knriacim sa
kominom prinasal l'ahky vanoh
hudbu harmoniky, smiech a kirk
Deti s1 sirotami, nevedely 0 tom
co ztratily, dosial sa este ihraly
po svojom. Veselymi skokmi st
hnaly zrovna okolo nej a Il;
nemyslela ma SAW. Mladn vdovu
naplnovaly temne myslienky
znicenej buddcnosti; % dndch, pl
nych trapenia, malichernycl
zapasov. s bledou a tvrdou tva
-!rou pozerala k zapadu, "a sin
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30
CLANOK 1877.
Pridaiate vase diet a?

o mnoho Wac zien je V stave
prMajat' svoje diet a, nez sa vo
vseobecnosti mysli. V skutocnosti
len vel mi malo je zien, ktort eel
kom ME sil sehopne pridajat'. TAX
zvana neschopnost' pridajania je
Y mnohych padoch skorej nechce-
ME, nez neschopnost'. OvSem
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-07-30

! = .E u
Zena ma praihu prikryla 81 oci
| pravicou pozrela ostrejsie k No.
Siam. A spokojny lsmev zachvel
sa okolo krasne tvorenych rtoy
a rychlejsfe zaealy sa jej zdvi
hat nepr1lis bujne prsia. Tam ma
poll vo vysokom zite objavil sa
| biely oblacil1 a hlava $ ciapkou
a fajkou. Pomaly rastla postava,
prichadzal postar so svlecenym
kabatom na ramene, koZenOu
torbou pc boku a palickou pra-
Wei. Ked uvidel Amerikanku, "a
vrtil palickou a usmial sa.
"Dnes, Tonka, 'dnes !" volal e.
Ste "a plotom ma pol mel ceste, "a
rastenej pc stranach kratkou ira
YOU. ~ A1neriky!''
Vrela vlna krvi naplnila jej
hlavu,.
"No, vidis, Tonka!' riekol tro-
chu blahovol ne, ked' prisiel biz
Sic; policku povesil 81 na ruku a
otvaral torbu.
"P;it 'krat je zapecateny.'
Ziariac radost 'ou, stala pred
MIN a utierala 81 ruky o zasteru.
''Ci bude dobr! - pytala sa a
vtisla mu do ruky dvojhalier.
"No, vidis ho! Tu no mas, Mar
tina martinoviteho! Naozaj je ne
dbaly, re sa tax dlho nevracia -
Cludzi, vel mi neprfjemnE cit
atriasol jej dusou, ked' vzala
ten papier Z d alekych, d'alekych d
krajov do rtik; neodvazila sa ami
otvorit obalky. Siroko otvorent
oci vpijaly sa do neobratnych ia
how adresy.
TO nepisala ruka jej muza je-
ho pismo bolo silne.Sie a rozmn-
zane, obzvlast' t. "a kazdym tretim,
stvrtym slovom zle ozdobene
skromnoN skvrnou neobratneho
pisate "a.
"Horiicost' je, Tonka 20 rie-
kol privetive postar, shal ciapku,
utrel 81 zapotene cello a kirk. "Mo-
ia dusa musi 81 kiipit' trochu
dazd II! Ty len dobre Gitaj! Ked'
sa vrati Martin, to budeme poGn-
vat Ten uz, hadam, bude vediet'
dost nov6ho! S Bohom -
IS Bohom!" odpovedala, ked'
w bol d 'aleko ma ceste k Crniv-
Gu. Dopis drzala este dWntm
Strachom rukach Uprene' poze-
rala ma americke znamky, prile-.
pen6 V l'avom dolnom rohu, ma
bielv doporucujilci' listok, prile-
peny ich stredom. Vzadu videfa
rMivo cervenn peGat' New Yor-
ku a raklisku pecat'. Ma vSetko
pozerala, ako by chcela pomylit
samu seba, ably neotvorila dopisu.
Bala sa vzdy Wac, ably neuvidela
potvrdenie toho cierneho tusenia,
ktore ju trapilo mnohu mucivn
noe.
1sla tvrdEmi, pomalEmi kroka-
mi domov, Sadla 81 do kuta pod
kriz "a javorovy St6l k zelenemu
Oknu a odhrnula zaclonu. Ma mo-
Dire pruhovanom liste, V l'avo no.
re boly nalepene pestre kvety z
tvrdeho papieru; na prvej strane
sa vystatovaly styri anglicke yer
Sc. Iacala citat':
"Premila Tonka! PiSem TT zln
novinu, ale sa mel 'akaj, ponevac
musl to w tax byt', Bob tax chce,
moi brat a tvoj muz Martin. -
Sohnula hlavu ako pred kru-
tHm ilderom. Ruky sa jej zacaly
mocne triast'. Ticho bolo zatuch
lom, chudobnom priestore, re bolo
pocut' rovnomerne tikanie hodin
ma stene a dychanie vel mi rozeu-
lenej mladej zeny. Ako V horn-
exc citala d'alej:
=. tvoj muz Martin odisiel ma
vecnost'. Prilis sa staral vsetko
a to no zakopalo. Dostal zle su-
choty, len jedon tFHden boil ne
mocny.''
Pocula tie svoje polohlasite slo
va, ten nemilosrdny vyrok osudu
aLn ~ n,7c+a, o,J1o, 1;,1 ,l~,r rIp,
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ORDER OF HEARING ON PET
ITION FOR ADMINISTRATION.

State of Minnesota, County of st.
Louis, SIS.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank
H. Merhar, Decedent.
IN PROBATE COURT.
The Petition of Anna M. Merhar
having been filed in this Court, rep
resenting among other things, that
Frank H. Merriam, then being a lesi-
dent of the County of st. Louis,
State of Minnesota, died intestate I;
in the County of st. Louis, State OF
Minnesota. on the 18th day of June,
1926; leaving estate in the County
of st. Louis, State of Minnesota,
and that said petitioner is the sur
viving spouse of said decedent and
praying that letters of administra-
ton of the estate of said decedent
be granted to the said Anna M.
Merhar;
1t Is Ordered, that said petition be
heard before this Court, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court
House in Duluth, in said County, on
Monday, the End day of August,
1926, at nine o'clock A. M, and all
persons interested in said hearing
! and in said matter are hereby cited
and required at said time and place
to show cause, if any there be, why
said petition should not be granted
| Ordered Further, That this order
be served by publication in The Ely
Miner according to law. and that a
copy of this order be served on the
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our own border-some 6OO,OOO.
This. as YOU all know, means an un-
ending line of travellers out to see
what is to be viewed and admired
as well ais enjoyed. The tourist
business which this long line OF
travellers represent, while not ail
from Missouri. are tout to be
shown" In other words, the tourist
business is competitive. Others are
after it as well as ourselves. Omaha,
Kansas City, st. Louis, Denver and
Salt Lake want to attract it to the
southwest. Florida wants it and is
getting it to go to the south because
of its vast expenditures of money
for advertising, while California,
with a publicity fund running into
millions. is continually and constant
ly telling of it's Acknowledgements
playground.
Minnesota is entitled to its share
of these travelers-its share of this
business it cannot be had with
Tout a continued and aggressive cam
paign. We must keep telling and
retelling of our attractions, keeping
them constantly before the public,
| There can De no leI-up, dS Tic SiSo'
volumel of wealth left by these Wis
itors means just as much or more
than the millions which may be de.
rived from any other source. II
helps very materially to make anc
keep Minnesota prosperous.
| If it pays the Ford Motor com
pany to spend $2,000,000 annually
| in advertising it will pay the people
of Minnesota to spend $4,000 il
telling of what we have agricultural
lly, industrially and from "a scenic
point of view. If the American To
| bacco company can find it profitable
to expend $1,600,00O to advertise
tobacco we can afford to spend
[smal percentage of that amount t.
advertise the sparkling waters o.
our Ten Thousand lakes, which m.
experience teaches and convinces M
can be sold without bottling. Let
do a real job in advertising Mime
sota 1t is product that we d.
not have to discount. It is one W
are not ashamed of, but on the con
trary, one of which we are justl
proud.
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erty. Men prominent in real estate
circles reading the handwriting on
the wall are inclined to the belief
that following the Florida excite
ment Minnesota will be the next in
line for a real wakeup in the value
of it's real estate, as all who have
travelled widely know that the
amount of good land in TINS country
/ is as matter of fact restricted to
very small area and that in the
small area Minnesota has been espe-
cially blessed.
BEGINNING Was Small.
The first year the Ten Thousand
axes association was on the JOB
II 900 tourists were brought into
| the state, This was 1000 less than
were actually registered in 1925 at
a single tourist camp at Bemid0i
But that was the beginning sever
years ago.
Last year this great army of Wis
itors exceeded tire million mark
These visitors left within the con
fines of our state a lot of money
| upwards of $50, 1000. 000--consider
ably more than the returns from oul
wheat crop, 80 times more than The
returns from the beet sugar crop.
Iey We're from every state II
the union. Any day you could not
ice on the streets of Minneapolis ant
st. Paul or amy other city cars from
outside the state. They were her
in droves.
In Minnesota the Ten Thousan,
Lakes association has the deck
lcleaned for actios. The pionee
work has been accomplished. Tn
foundations have geen well laid an
our organization is in position t.
take up the work for 1926 in a NOR
effective manner than ever before
Handicaps of limited funds hav
been erased. We have means O
hand and can go forward with on
plans early, something that has bee
impossible in the past, and yo
know that old axiom that it is eth
early bird that gets the worm"
Il The opportunities in Minnesot
are so many and so varied ths
every community is directly or il
directly benefited by it's activities
. The united efforts Of all parts of til
state under the banner of the TIE
Thousand Lakes association can hav
but one real result. The result thu
, always follows true cooperate
and honest teamwork.
II Intending Line of Travellers.
, There aye 17,716,709 automobile
! lin the United States. There an
) nearly one-third of that number
r the states adjacent to Minnesota an
' that does not include those within
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ORDER TO EXAMINE FINAL

ACCOUNT.
State of Minnesota, County of st.
IN PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of
John Gacnik, Decedent.
The Petition of Meri Gacnik as
Representative of the above named
decedent, together with her final ac-
count of the administration of said
estate, having been duly filed in this
Court, representing, among other
things, that she has fully administer
ed said estate, and praying that said
final account of said administration
be examined, adjusted and allowed
by the Court, and thats the Court
make and enter it's final decree of
distribution of the residue of the
estate of said decedent to the per-
sons entitled thereto, and for the
discharge of the said representative
and the sureties on her bond.
1t Is Ordered, That said petition
be heard, and said final account ex-
amined, adjusted, and if correct, al
lowed by the Court, at the Probate
Court Rooms in the Court House,
in the City of Duluth in said
County, on Monday, the 9th day of
August, 1926, at ten o'clock A. M,
and all persons interested in said
hearing and in said matter are here
by cited and required at said time
and place to show cause, if any
there be. why said petition should
not be granted.
Ordered Further, That this Order
be served by publication in The Ely
Miner according to law.
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, July
14th, 1926.
By the Court,
s. w. GILPIN,
| Judge of Probate
Attest: Sheldon Watts, Clerk OF
| Probate.
SEAL, Probate Court, st. Louis
County, Mimi.
lJerry A. Harri, Atty. TIC 7-3(