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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
FARRELLI HIREK
NAGYsZERU ELOADAS
10th Istvan new york; Magyar
Szinpada" januar loan, szomba-
ton este, a High Schoolban mutat-
ia be a "Smolen Toni" It.

Macy le1kesedassel kesziil0dik
nindenfele magyarsag, ahova
csak eljutott annak hire, hogy az
egyetlen magyar allando szintar-
sulat, eloadast fog tartani.
Naigyszerii tarsulatot szervezett
ossze ismet 10th Istvan, hissziik,
hogy mindeniitt olyan szeretettel
fogadjak oket, mint Farrellben. A
"Smolen Toni lcimu 3 felvona-
sos, enekes-tancos bohozat, DIR. Gu
thy legsikeriiltebb miive. Kaca-
gas, trefa, jokedv uralkodik az
egesz darabban. Tulajdonkepen
arr6l sol az egesz, hogy Ferenc
Joska csaszari foinasa parancsot
kap becsi udvart6l: azonnal ha-
zasodJon meg vegyen ell egy tiiz-
r6l pattant magyar menyecsket.
Sm6len d parancsmak eleget is
tesz S elmegy leanynezobe, Buda-
pestre. A csaszari udvarban belle
je nevelt magyar gyiiloletet hoz-
"a magaval, de par het alatt ma
gyar levego teljesen atalakitja
Smole1 Tonit, XII legtiizesebi
magyarra vedlik at Mindezt per
sze a szerelem teszi. Ez enekelteti
ell vele Kossuth notat. is.
A farrelli magyarsag is orom.
mel fog resztvenni ezen a kitiinG
frloadason, mely egyuttal iinnepe
is a tarsulatnak, mely Silk ewes
evfordulojat I'LL most meg. A je-
gyek maris kaphat6k .iobb he
lyclSre.
A farrelli eloadast kuti Tamas
rendezi, jegyek nala, valamint az
ismertebb magyar iizletekben kap
hat6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

A karacsonyi iinnepeket Macy buzg6-
saggal iinnepeltc meg egyhazunk n6pe.
Ere segitettck IS kGszitettek el6 ben
niinket azok az osszej0vetelek, melyet
az egesz advent folyaman csiit0rt0k es-
tenkent tartottmk, mely alkalmakkor
mindig hallhattuk megertes evange-
liunat. Unnop cls6 napjan fe! ll-kor
vette kezdetet az iinncpi istentiszte
Let a tcmplomot teljescn megtGltotte
az iinnepl6k serege. Az ur asztalahoz
is a szokottnal t0bben jarultak. Az Ur
vacsirai jegyeket Serbian JOSEF es ne
je domanyoztak. Az egesz napi bevetel
perselyben, boritekokban havidijak
ban $1s0.O51t tett XII.
Delutan, balaad6 istentisztelet ve'
gcztevel, volt gyermekek karacsony.
ia iinnepelye. Ugy az elhangzott enek.
szamok, mint az ertelmesen elmondott
szavalatok, igaz gy6nyoriiseggel tolt6t-
TEX cl a jelenlevoket. Hatvanharom
gyerncset ajand6kozott meg az egy-
haz az unnepi musor vegeztevel fat
ez iden is Serbian JOSEF ajandekozta,
Kiss es Fla mzletc pedig a gyermekek
ajandekahoz jarut hozza Is font min
denfele j6val. Az unnepet bezar6 isten
tisztelet a masodnapon volt megtartva.
Az Ifj. Kor sziniel6adasa Macy erdek
lGdes nrellett folyt lie az iinhep else es-
teien Roman Hall nagyterneben. A
szercpl6k kitettek magukert a sep
szamu kozonseg scissor jatalnazta oket
tapsfyihasraa, mibok tsrmeszacscn leg
Et6bb3 jutott 2k6t komikus szerep ske-
jatsz6janak. Anyagi skier is eleg szep
volt $l04.s5 tisztan megmaradt a
h0rnek.
Keresztel6s. Dec. 27-en k6t kereszte
lest .vegzett az egyhaz lelkesze, es pc
dig: 10th karoly Is kalna Maria szt-
iSknek t6bb mint egy ewes leanykajat,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
GYULEST TARTOTT
A KOSSUTH KOZM. KOR

A Kossuth K0r az elmult vasar-
nap tartotta meg a tagok szep-
szamu 6rdeklodese mellett januar
havi rendes gyiileset. Az vi tisz-
tikar a gyiles alkalmaval vette at
az ugyek vezeteset, abban biztos
tudatban, hogy tagok mindegyi-
kenek tamogatasara szamithat ne
hez es felelossegteljes munkaja-
ban.
A gyulesen felvetelre ket vi tag
jelentkezett: Mrs. Paly es 10th
Ferenc. mindkettojiiket egyhan-
gu hatarozottal tagokka nyilvani-
totta az elnok.
A targysorozat elvegzese utar
a gyiiles veget ert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
MoZGoFENYKEPEK

+, A farrelli magyarsagnak janu-
dr 24-en ismet pompas IS elvezc.
tes szorakozasban lesz resze. A
helybeli rom, kath. Ifjusagi Kor
tagjaibol alakult mUkedvelG gar.
da egy 3 felvonasos, kacagtat6 es
szorakoztato darabot mutat be
ezen az esten "a Stanton St.-en 1e
vo Horvat Hallban.
A darab probai. Macy szorga
lommal folynak, szereplok mine
egyike nemes t0rekvessel keszu
erre,a nagyszeriinek igerkezo szi
niel6adasra. A bemutatand6 da
,rab: GA mozgofenykepek' tell
van szebbnel-szebb dalokkal E
tancokkal.
A szindarab lejatszasa utan
tancmulatsag k0vetkezik, mel.
azutan a k0zonseg tetszese sze
rint tart akar, hajnalig is.
A farrelli k0rnyeki magyar
sag figyelmebe ajanljuk ezt
! nagyszeru, kettos esemenyii estet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

szellel es lefele jatszani. Gyors
fordulatok, veszedelmes helyze-
tex mindket kapu elott kovetik
egymast. Az 1fjusagi teljesen ural
ia palyat, a Morgan csapat min
dent elkovet helyzetenek javita
sara. A Morgan csapat eros lefu-
tasa utan veszedelembe keriil a
magyar kapu, Bumjby, kapus
kiugrassal elrugja lapdat a csa
tar laba elol. Szep helyzetek, pom
pas helyezesek, iigyes levezetesek
kovetik egymast, egyik fel Sc tud
azonban eredmenyt erni. Az lfJu-
sagi csatarsorabol hianyzik az
0sszjatek. Az elso felido utan, a
masodik is az izgalmas jelenetek
egesz soraval b6velkedik = mer
k6zes azonban eld0ntetlen. A mer
k0zest meg kell hosszabbitani, az
:fjusagi vi er6rc kap, gyonyorh
0sszjatekot produkal, gyonyorul
lefutasok utan, Zatyko megszerzi
az elso COLT. A kozonseg extazis-
ba tor XII, elhalmozza cs6kjaival a
g6l bead6jat. A masodik Is per-
ces id6ben, Philips gyonyoru ie-
futassal atadja a lapdat Pasco-
max, aki megszerzi masodik golt.
A gy6zelmli manor elragadJa a
magyar csapatot, Philips megszer-
ri a harmadik g6lt is. A gyonyoru,
izgalmas, de minden teklntetben
sep merkozes eredmenye 80 a
magyar csapat javara.
| Az Ifjusagi januar lien st
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
SPORT HIREK
Nagyszerii gyozelmet aratott 9
cleveland Ifjusagi csapat
,vasarnap.

Macy sport esemenyp szinhelye
volt az elmult vasarnap Cleveland
varosa. A cleveland Magyar If
jusagi kiizdott, hogy bekeriiljon a
National Cup-ert folytatott kiiz-
delmek soran d0nt0be. Az Ifju-
sagi megverte pennsylvania
Morgan csapatot, mely arrol is lie
vezetes, hogy tagjai mint igen dur
va jatekosok ismeretesek Macy
atlagban profik. Az Ifjusagi csa-
pat csupa amatorokb3l all.
Gyonyorii idoben folyt lie vasar
nap delutan nagyjelentosegu
merkozes, nep ezrevel todult a
kinsmann Roadon levo palyara,
mindenki kivancsi volt az 0ssze-
csapasra, annyival is inkabb, mi
vel egy hettel azelott mar szemben
ALT egymassal a ket csapat, a mer
kozes azonban eld0ntetleniil veg
zodott. Mar t0bb mint haromezer
fonyi k0zonseg nyiizsog a merk6-
yes szinhelyen, mikor Jarvis, yo-
ungstowni biro jelt ad a csapa-
tok felallasara.
Fesziilt yidegekkel, osszpontosi-
tott figyelemmel nezi mindenki a
palyan lejatsz6do' esemenyeket.
Lelekzetet visszafojtva latja "a k6-
zonseg, hogy az Ifjusagi kezd,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
Hogyan szabadulhat
:. a Rheumatol

Tudataban azoknak szornyu kinok-
max, amit rheuma okoz, Mrs. }. +.
Hurst, XII 204 Davis Ave, D-344, Bloom
ington, I'll. lakik keszseggel szogal fel-
vilagositassal, hogy mikent szabadulhat
meg ett6l az atkos faidalomt6l
Mrs. Hurst semmit sem arul. Nagja
Xxi EFT hirdet6st, kiildje be cimere az
On nevevel cimevel 8 keszseggel
megkiildi Onnek erre a fontos kerdesre
a feleletet, teljesen ingyen. lrion azon-
nal, mel5tt elfelejtene.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

Maria -Terezia nevre. Keresztszul0k vol
tax ,Reb6 Jozsef es neje, Stiber Tere
zia.
A szulGi haznal keresztelte meg We
res Istvan es M6ricz Eszter sziil6k ha
rom hetes gyermek6t Istvan nevre. Ke-
resztsziil6k voltak 10th Istvan es Be
rencsi Istvann6. sziil. Koran Zsuzsanna.
O-ev estejtl istentisztelet es utana
tarsas- -vacsora v3lt templom base
ment jeben. Gy,, ekezetUnk asszonyai
friss hurkat, kc baszt, oldalast, toros
kaposztat, siitemenyt 6s teat szolgaltak
fel. Egyeduli baj volt, hogy mem ma
gyon volt kinek ITALIAN, ha negyszel
annyian lettek volna, sem tudtak vol
ma elfogyasztani AIT sok mindenfele
i6t. ICY is volt $36.4O bevetel.
Ujev cls6 napjan d. e. es este voltak
Observation-Disclosures Meglatszott, hogy
Amerika meg EFT a napot sem fogad
la el lrendes unnepnek, soknak kellett
dolgozni egyhaztagjaink KOHL, ICY tobt
nyre n6kb6l allott unnepl6 kozonse
giink.
Prssbyteriumunk januar 2-an este tai
totta meg elszamolasat, melylIek cred
menyet jovo heti szamban fogjuk ko
z0lni.
Kozgyiilesiink ianuar 10.-5n, a leEelo
tn istentisztelet vegeztevel Iesz meg
ielenteset ekkor valasztatnak meg a.
| asvhazi tisztvisel0k is az l926-ik eyre
Legyen minden egyhaztag OF ezen
| gyiilesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
knden magyar egyen egy beben szereeben vasaap

Louisban merk6zik, egy tisztan
profikbof allo csapattal. Bizunk
aban, hogy oman is a gyozelmi
palmaval ternek vissza.,
Az erdekes cleveland merkJ-
zest Youngstown magyar sport
baratok is szep szammal neztelz
vegig. (Juhasz)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

Kisvardan (Szabolcs m. a Sza-
badsag utica l. szamu haz, mely
kitun0 karban van, mellekepiile-
tel1kel olcson elad6. A telek 337
II egy og o nagyseagu. A
Szabadsag utcat azelott Doghe ut
canak neveztek, az elado haz szem
ben van "a kereszttel. Reszletekkel
szolgal: Tacsik Ferencne, 97g
Warren Ave-, Niles, Ohio.
n ol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
CANTONI HIREKL
POMPAS EL0ADAS

Januar 12.-en. kedden este
nagyszabasu szinieloaIdas fog le-
folyni a mindenki altal ismert Ne
met Hallban. A 10th Istvan veze-
tese alatt miikodo new york; Ma
gyar Szinpad" miivesz egyiittese,
EFT az estet Canton-nak szenteli,
hogy egy minden tekintetben XII
val6, niv6s es szorakoztato elo-
adassal gyonyork0dte~ra l.elyi
kornyeki magyarsagot.
,suthy-Bar1a k.scagtat6 s szep
muzsikaju boh6zata, a "Smolen
Toni" keriil ez alkalomma! sim
re, elsorangu igazan kivalo elo-
aAasban. A CO sttcE: magyarsak ked
vencei kaliforniai utJukban egy
estere lit is megallnak, hogy egy
kedves szinhazi est emlekeivel
gaAdagitsak a cantoni magyarsa
got.
Az erdekl6des az el6adas irant,
igen elenk. Jegyek mar is erosen
fogynak az eloveteli helyeken
Valtsa XII jegyet elore mindenki,
hogy jobb helyet biztosithasson
maganak. Jegyek kaphat6k Mr..
Kct sisnal, NJ. Dandy- nal Is Mr.
Vecseynel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

lesen teljds szamban jelenjenek
meg, annyival is inkabb, mivel ma
gyon fontos es :erdekes a targyso-
rozat minden egyes pontja.
Mindazok, akik meg mem tagjai
a klubnak, a szombati gyiiles al
kalmaval bejelenthetik csatlako-
zasukat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
BERBEADo HAZ

Hat szobas brick Ihaz, pincevel
es furnace-val olcs0n Der lhellett
berbead6.
Tudakoz0dni lehet a 2420 Hart.
ford Ave. alatt, Stambaugh IS
kolaval szemben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
Poggyasz Vasar
7 OSXyd6Z G0dI
Poggyasz osztyunk minden egyes daraba legkevesebb
20 szazalek engedmennyel keriil vasarra

lit alkalom hogy szkseges poggyaszahoz sokkal
ocs6bban hozzajusson mint gondona Hatamas vaasz-
tekban poggyaszok rkok, taska kalap skauyak es ke
zaskak lit akaom, hogy nagy osszegeket takar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
FoNTOs GYtjLEs

a Politikai Klub. ,gyiilese, mely
tanuarN 2-ara volt hirdetve, k0z-
bejott akadalyok miatt elmaradt.
Szombaton, januar 9.-6n, este s
oral kezdettel lesz megtartva ez a
nagyfontossagu gyiiles. a klnb
tjsszes taejai keretnek, hogy gyii
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-04-28
LET US KEEP BUSY

Ostensibly everything points toward
prosperity and we believe that condi-
tions are normal in this contention:
There is very little unemployment
There is money to save and money to
spend. Factories and stores are
busy. Prices of commodities are not
inflated. And the economic life of
the people is healthy and regular.
Our only need is to keep busy,
cheerful in the thought of good things
coming. Every one needs to do his
or her part; then we shall continue
to wax strong in prosperity.
The only danger is mental If the
mood of the stock spectators were
to prove contagious ana if fear dis
placed courage in the hearts of the
American people there might be
trouble ahead.
Underlying conditions are sound.
So forget the gamblers, keep busy and
all is we'll. With courage and pru-
dence at the helm this period of pros
perity may be indefinitely prolonged.
Don't wait for some politicians to
Alright and better conditions-it
won't be done. Keep busy and coura-
geous Work. Work Work! and have
more faith in the future, more faith
in Gods guidance And incidentally
have more faith in your fellow man.
-Dassel Dispatch.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-04-28
George Leslie house.

George Leslie house.
Mrs. j. L. Borg was a passenger tc
Minneapolis Friday where she spent
the weekend with relatives.
Sam Geroy and family moved last
week from Redwood Falls into The
house in the east part of town which
George Russell recently purchased
from Mrs. Isabel MacDaugall.
Mrs. Isabelle Wollstencroft ano
son Mark, came from Ruthton last
Tuesday and visited with friends here
until Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs M. R. Myers and dau-
ghter Ruth of Redwood Falls attend
ed the Evangelistic services here in
the Presbyterian church Sunday ev.
ening.
A. H. Dorm and family visited Sun
day with Mrs. Dorn's brother, C. H
Posi- and family at Franklin.
E. j. Breitkruetz and family oil
Sanborn were callers in Delhi Sunday
afternoon.
George Chroup moved Mrs. Isa
belle Woolstencroft' HOUSEHOLD good.
to Russell Friday where Mrs. Woods
tencroft and sons will reside, ane
have charge of drug store belong
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Delhi

Mr.. Gibbons, state highway engi-
neer of St. Paul, was a Delhi caller
Friday.
Rev. j. E. Rankin and Robert Reg
ers attended Presbytery at Madelia
last week Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. Peter Rasmussen returned to
her home at Minneapolis Friday af-
ter spending few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lagerstrom
William Carity and family of Rel
wood Falls were Wednesday evening
callers at the E. A. Samuelson home.
Mrs. Dennis O'Connell and daughter
Alberta of Redwood Falls were Sat
rrdav callers in Delhi.
"A. L. Leonard and Otto Nantke
accompanied shipment of livestock
TO the St. Paul market last week
Tuesday.
Otto Zorn of Danube was trans
acting business here Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maynard moved
Gheir HOUSEHOLD here last week from
Argonne Farms and will occupy the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-04-28
WHAT MAKES A GOOD CITY

Ralph Heilman, Dean of North
western University School of Com
merce, has enumerated fourteen es-
sentials of progressive community:
l: "a city government, honest and
alert, which operates for service and
not for graft"
2. "a modern and progressive sys-
tenn Of grade and high schools, with
adequate plant and equipment"
3. Church with intelligent leader
ship, well supported by the public. F."
A. "a library, well equipped and
properly maintained"
5. well located and properly
equipped parks and Fairgrounds"
6. Factories, offices, merchantile,
industrial and business establishments
to provide regular and profitable en-
ployment, merchandise commodities
! and personal service"
Z. "Public Utilities providing ade-
quate facilities and good service at
reasonable rates under regulations
fair, both to the public end to the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-04-28
SeafOrth

Church services at 10 a. M, the
coming Sunday. Sunday school at
eleven.
Mrs. George Fuhr and daughter
Mrs. George A. Davis were Thursday
shoppers at Redwood Falls last week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Fuhr and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Davis
and daughter IneZ were guests at the
Pocrett Mann home on Sunday.
Mrs. Pheil of Minneapolis, state or
ganizer for the Degree Of Honor, was
the guest of the local president, Mrs.
Clara Schmitz Wednesday.
The first ball game of the season
played on the local grounds, was wor
by Wahasso, the score being to
Mr.. Peters made a business trip tc
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ing to a relative.
Mrs. A. H. Dorm went to Sanborn
Tuesday where she attended the fun
eral of her grandmother.
DR.. Cleveland Cherry of Redwood
Falls was professional caller here
Monday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-04-28

utilities"
8. Sufficient facilities for the prop
er care of sick and protection of
health"
9. Wholesome relations between
employing establishments and their
employees"
10. Thrifty citizens who realize
that saving is the source of all capt.
tai, who spend less than they earn,
who consume less than they produce"
II. Cordial cooperative and
neighborly relations between various
groups within the CITY,"
II. "An inspiring spirit which de-
sires to secure for the city and its
people the very best in the realms of
liberal culture"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-04-28
The Redwood Gazette
Published for the Best Interests in Redwood County

Mankato Tuesday.
John Hermann accompanied by C.
V. Everett was a business visitor here
! on Thursday
Mrs. Pagenkoff is the guest of her
j mother, Mrs. Janette Davis.
Mrs. F red Blethen who was called
to Gary, S. D., on account of the death
of an uncle, accompanied the remains
of her uncle to the old home in Wis
consin for burial.
James Little served m the Grand
Jury the first three days of the past
week.
L. N. Foreman of Redwood Falls
one day the past week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Davis and
daughter attended church services at
Redwood Falls on Sunday and were
guests of MI. and Mrs. Odlaug for
the day.
Mrs. George Fuhr and George frost
ST., are serving on the petit jury from
Sheridan this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pape and dau.
ghter Lucille spent Sunday at the
John Fape home in Underwood.
The body of Mrs. Marie Scanlon,
who passed away at the hospital in
St. Peter last week, was brought to
Seaforth, where burial services were
held Tuesday morning at ST. Mary's
church, interment being made in the
local Catholic cemetery.
(Too late last week.
Church services will be held at the
Presbyterian Church in the forenoons
hereafter. Preaching services at 10
A. M. the coming Sunday and Sunday
School Immediately after.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stegner and
little son and Mrs. Mansfield of Red
wood Falls attended the Ladies Aid
at the George Fuhr home Thursday
afternoon.
Messers L. Grong, F. Blethen and
w. R. Goudy attended the Masonic
lodge at Redwood Falls Wednesday
evening.
A number of families in this vicin-
ity are quarantined for scarlet fever
Lester Leslie who has been very i'll
with pneumonia, is improving nicely
rnder the care of DR.. Peterson of
Vesta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pape and daughter,
Lucille were shoppers at Redwood
Falls Friday.
his sister, Mrs. Lars Grong recently.
The bake sale held at Mogenson's
store on Saturday by the Seaforth
Sunday School was big success. Ov-
er $500 was realized
Mr.. and Mrs Lars Grong and son
visited relatives at Tauton recently.
At the annual church meeting of
the Presbyterian congregation Tues
day the same officers were reelected
for the coming year.
ALT. Longbottom who is travelling
salesman for the Hart-Parr Co., and
makes his home in North Dakota,
paid short visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Longbottom the first
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Goudy attend
ed the Republican meeting and supper
at Hotel Ramsey on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Davis ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
Moorhead, visited in Sleepy Eye on
Sunday.
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April 2S-June 2
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL FS-
TATE UNDER JUDGMENT OF
FORECLOSURE.

TATE UNDER JUDGMENT OF
FORECLOSURE.
State of Minnesota }
)ss.
County of Redwood }
District Court, Ninth Judicial District
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
of Delhi, Minnesota, corporation,
Plaintiff,
VS..
Max H. Steinlicht and Minnie Stein
LIGHT, his wife, Defendants.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue of a Judo
ment and Decree entered in the above
entitled action on the Goth day of
April, 1926, certified transcript of
which has been delivered to me, I,
the undersigned, Sheriff of said Red
wood County, will sell, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash,
on the 18th day of June, 1926, at ter
o'clock in the forenoon, at the front
door of the Court House in the City
of Redwood Falls in sale County, in
one parcel, the premises and real es-
tate described in said Judgment and
Decree, to-wit: All that tract or par
eel of land lying and being in the
County of Redwood and State of Min
nesota, described as follows, to-wit:
The East Half (ER) of Sec
ton Fourteen (14), Township
One Hundred Thirteen 113),
Range Thirty-seven (37.
Dated April 23rd, 1926.
L. j. KISE,
Sheriff of Redwood County.
A. R. A. Laudon,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
BOOTLEG FIREWORKS

Most communities OF any size now FORBID the SAFE
of fireworks Outside many Of these towns zones
where the sale has been outlawed, where stands
flourish, selling to automobile parties foolish enough
to buy.
The thoughtless parent stops at such stand and
buys this stuff for his progeny, saying scornfully
"Aw what's the harm in a few firecrackers? You
ought to see the stuff used TO set off when
kid" He has forgotten why the law made
Deaths and injuries became numerous few
wears ago that toll of over thousand children dead
and many more thousands blinded otherwise I'M
ed was taken for granted necessary outcome Of the
holiday. When things got TO that pass, enlightened
communities decided TO put end 70 this slaughter
of children The day, in these places has ceased to
be OF horror, and become what it should be, pleas
ant day of celebration.
Nor need the most enjoyable fireworks be lacking.
The night fireworks. in the hands of committee Of
adults who careful and wise with them, may still
give pleasure TO everybody for miles around.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-03
!SOITHERN EDUCATORS PROTEST

There is divergence Of opinion between southern
educators and southern legislators the subject Of
science teaching Most Of the teachers hold their peace
in order hold their Jobs but occasionally indvid
ual group speaks out. The most significant devel
opment OF this lately IS the remonstrance sent 70
the louisiana legislature signed by li3 members Of the
faculty Of The state university a Baton Rouge.
The university students, President Boys holds,
"are fully competent interpret the Masters promise
'Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you
free The letter Of protest declares that such legis-
aton has oeen contemplated the state capita IS
contrary to the fundamental principles Of education
in denying impartial presentation ri the facts.
"Furthermore he cnarge that teaching the the
ores involved tends destroy rel gous belief is false
We believe The contrary that the study of the vast
development processes III nature ENDS to magnify the
conception Of God ~ revealing mlghter evidence. 81
His power.
"Wc believe tina. truth and progress can be gained
only 5E unrestricted access - fact. nc IorDldcnG
access any particular So Of facts would stimulate
youth ee those facts for themselves without gNd-
ance. and hence with more disastrous possibilities. We
hereby express our beet that his tEpe of proposed
legislation is q menace to all interests.
II would be well il educators everywhere were 50
outspoken this subject.