davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
he uyazit nasledovne vetyl:

lie. uFdZIL udSleuONHt Ntly!:
Clovek pre- svoj hmotny osoh
rad mrzaci prirodu. Toto mrzace.
ME caste menujeme 'achtenim
"zdokonalovanim'' 'naprayanim
plemena. Ma prfklad: hospodar
."sl 'achti" swine, chova a opatru-
je ich tax, ably nelly po dvadsat'
rokov, ale ably rychlo rastly, aby
maly mnoho sadla, slaniny, caste
az dva razy Wac nez svalov, ma
sa; aby ich mohol w jedenast'
do osemnast mesiacov zabijat "a
jest. Kravy "sl'achti'', ably NAL
nich uz po troch-styroch rokoch
akoby faIbriky ia mlieko, ably
bral nich devat 'tisic kvart mile
ka do roka. "Zdokonaluje' pie.
mena k1r, ably niesly ME tridsat'
styridsat vajec "a rok, ale aspon
dvesto. TAX "zdokonaluje' ru.
ze, ably nemaly pat lupenov, ale
pat 'desiat -sest 'desiat, ably sa kvet
ne prasinky cnelky popremiena.
fy ma lupene a kvet ably neniesol
nijakeho ovocia. A potion uz je
ten hospodar vel mi pysny, ked
moze ukazat' miesto swine xiv!
valec slaniny sadla, ktory po.
maly vlaci sa na styroch nozkach
alebo ovocie, ktore nema jadra
TAX pestuje al gumovniky, re ma
rezava i'm koru, ably ran tiekla
ich zivotna st ava, guma, tedy be
RE ich krv, Z ktorej robi 81 clovek
rafy na automobily tisicorake /
ne predmety. Naskrze nechcemt
! povedat', ze taketo veci cloveF
nema robit'; ved' mast, yajcia
ovocie, guma atd'. potrebne s1
| terra jsiemu l'udskemu zivobytiu ;
pokroku. Len nemenujeme to 20
81 'acht 'ovanfm' lebo S hl'adisk'
prirodneho vyvinu je to mrzace
nie. Ale prave osudny hriech j
to. ked' nejaki takzvani statnie
namahajn sa slucovat' dva-tri ma
rody do iedneho. TAX to bolo
byvalej Mad 'arii, tax V Nemeck
Z vocci poz1anskym Poliakom, v b!
i valom Rakusku oproti Cechom
} Slovincom.
Nedavno NAL som tejto ve'
1: dlhsi diskurs mojim priatel OF
ID 'urom. Uprimne vyznam, re sol
az dotial' boil celkom opacnt
mienky. Myslel som, re ked' ga
; dovia z rozlicnych> dvoch-troc
druhov domacich zvierat MOI
dochovat' move dokonalejsie dr.
- by, re jc to nieco dobreho. a
- D'uro ma presvedcil, re ami to n
:; ie dobre. Zacali sme hadku tyl
/; re som sd no spytal: "Reku, pr
:, coze kravy dovezene Tyrolska
:, Svaiciarska davajd Wac mliek'
=. A precoze nase miesane' osipa,
=, chytroisie rastu ako byvale Ste
!, naceg'
t D'uro odpovedal, "Uznavam,
o. tyrolske a svajciarske kravy q
s. yaj1 Wac mlieka, ale to je pra
e. preto, ze, tie statky 81 eisteho p
cz mcna. ale ked' sa smiesaj1 L
lc simi, pomorne rychle podlieha
ic ncmociam, obzvlaSte pl 'ucnej
lr- bcrkuloze. Ale rozny statok v {
cr ktorych vidiekoch Francie 81
n stredne vel Ike, cerveno-brnaye !
memo pestuje sd tam este cd ri
Iii skych cias cistokrvne' a nema
I'd ce taku hr1zu mlieka ako berns
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
R0ZHovoR MA CASE.
Co znamena vyvin?

CO Znamena WYNN!
kto chce spravne 0 nejakej We
ci mysliet', musi mat 0 tel veci
dostatotne' pojmy; kto chce svoje
myslienky spravne vyjadrovat',
must znat ma to prihodne slova.
Kto chce rozpravat' 0 vyvine,
musi yediet', GO je vyvin. Mnohi
l'udia rozpravaju vyvine clo-
veka a pri tom matli 81 pojmy a
vyrazy al dsudlSy tax, re ked
dl'a tpho id1 al skutky, yyjde z
celeho "galimatias''. Takto
bludne smysl 'aj1 nielen neuceni
l'udia, ale vel mi caste al yyso-
ko skolovani, advokati, doktori a
statnici. Ma priklad: nazdajd sa,
ze spajanie naroda narodom,
tax aby toho povstal treti ma
rod, je vol l'aky vyvin. To jest re
menej dokonalych dvoch naro-
dov povstane, vyvinie sd treti do
konalejsi, totiz, ze ten treti bude
telesne dusevne duznejsi a bla-
zenejsf.
Nuz toto ME je vyvin, ale npa.
dok. obycajne hotova zvrhlost' a
kto tax smysl'a, smlsl a bludne.
sproste.
Rozumny myslitel vie, re sra.
stanie organickych celkov ME je
pokrok, ME je zdokonalovanie, lie.
DO je to proti prirode. Zahradni
ci. ked chct dochovat' move sor.
ty, kvetiny, prenasajii pomocou
makkuGkej sttocky kvetny pra
sok lpel) Ia cnelku incl sorty
kvetu 70 semena takto smiesa'
nvch dvoch druhov budl move
rastliny; jedny podobne tel sor
te, lotorej boil vzaty zurodnujil
ci prasok: druhe budu podobn'
tel sorte, na ktorej dozrelo mate
rinska zrno? tretie budu mat
na sebe znaky obidvoch sort.
tT5hto poslednych zahradnici do
chotajl miesance. AXE 81 priali
TAX dochovali umell zahradnici
poyodne rastncich Ia svobode as
pat 'desiatich druhov RUIZ okol
sedemtisic miesancov. Nuz ma t
by nejaky premudreny chlapi
povedal; Nuz to je vel'kolep:
vyvin! Ale ociach znalca prirt
dy je to ME vyvin, ale degener;
ia. Sice vyvin je to-, kcd Z JED
ncllo drllhu ci rastlinneho. ci 4
voclsneho ci l'udsktho pod vpl,
von rozlicnych okolnosti. pod,
potravy, podnebia, sp6sobu prae
rozyetyia sa rozdielne druhy toll
rodu. Vyvin je. ked ma porte
volgy vzrasti l'udske cel'ade
naksej povahy. inaksich zvyko
ba al odchodneho jazyka, nez 1
porieGi Duna.m a Savy. Ale st
pit, alebo al pohlavne spaja
hrusku jablonou je nesmyse
TAX al kona a osla pestova
mulicf, a Cecha, Nemca vych
vat Cechonemcov, alebo z Ru
ky a Hrvata chciet' vychovat' n
iakyrh Rusohrvatov = je ii
lrlilpost'. u takJchto pokllsov j,
mi +zdokonalovanie, ale mrzacen
Il zvrhlost'. D0kazy ia to s1 III
Ella Mad 'ari po isty stupen zg
manizoyani Cesi pocesteni Me-
ci.
Ably sme t1to myslienku ved'
iloskonca domysliet' treba zakl;
-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
.Drobne ohl6xIky

$3.50 VAIN xameni vAs stary fornss
"a Niagara fornesom. TO znati vset.
ku pracu, hotovo zakurit'. Jedini q
genti pre- Monarch, Niagara Col.
Boiler Plate fornesi. City Roofing Co.,
895 Wilson Ave. Tel. 334O1. Res. 64574
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28

plemenl q pfetl nemoclam Je Ena-
menite otuzile. PodObne al osce
vo francdzskom Ayeyrone sl cd
sta a sta rokov ciste domace pie.
memo ackol 'vek ten okres, kto
rom sa tieto ovce pestujn, je len
asi tolky ako na Slovensku maj
mensia stolica, totiz Turiec, Fran
c1zi dorobia Cd tych oviec viacej
syria chyrneho rokefortskeho,
(ktory i v Amerike kazdom OBJ,
chode, ovsem "a drahe penlaze
dostat' mozno) --nez Slovaci do
robia desiatich stoliciach bryn-
DE. y
"Ale reku, to su jednotlive pri-
pady vzt 'ahujl sa len IA donna
ce zvierata. z toho nemozno SUI
dit ma inc ivory, a obzvlaste ME
ma l'udi
D'uro pokrutil hlavou a pove-
da: "Ba vel mi dobre mono su-
dit V tejto veci i 0 l'ud och. CT
tai som, re Brazilii zdravo W.
vinuju sa ltamojsi domorodi In
diani' i tamojsi Portugalci, ale
miesahci tychto dvoch plemien
vymieraj1. Ale najlepsi priklad
name ma Turkoch. Tt "a ten cas-,
co panovali vo vychodnej Euro
pc. tedy Cd strnasteho do osem-
nasteho storocia, slime takrece,
no odrazu miesali sa Arabmi,
Tatarmi, Persanmi, Grekmi Sla-
vianmi. A co z toho vzniklo? Az.
da nejake zvlastnejsie pokolenie,
silnejsie, 81 'achetnejsie, umnejsie
nez su Arab, Greci Slaviani9
ME, nevynikaji nicim ako zabi-
jactvom, ba ami len po6tom dusi
svojho naroda. Mnoho dokazoy
mohol by som ii priniest' BE mie-
sanim plemien druhoy je zka,
"a pre- obidve stranky, ze miesa-
ME je priestupok i proti prirode,
dpadok organizmu a nasledoyne,
ze miesanci nemaju pravo zivota.
To dokazuje al ich fyzieka / du-
chovna sterilnost', jalovost -
"Dl'a tvojej mienky, D'uro,
poznamenal som, ''musely by Wy
hyndt' i dve tretiny Mad 'arstva
lebo we'd Mad 'ari su talk premie
sani cudzimi zivlami. re jest ler
malo cistokrvnych rodin medz
mimi. A Slovaci nemali by sa ME
sat ami S Mad 'armi, ami Nemca
Emi ba ami sonajpribuznejslm
!, Cechmi.
/ "Celkom TAX myslim. Jestvuj,
F.. jeden neuprosny zakon bozsky
4 ktory vedomci nedostatku lep
sieho mena menujd "navrat k ty
pu''. Dl'a toho zakona, die 'pri
rodntho poriadku' vsetko co d
nick ktoreho organickeho rodu bc
10 Z inych rsdov primiesant, mus
. byt' tohoze jedneho alebo dfl
: heho rodu vycisteno. "A to, &c ktt
~ typ prevail, tojest ktora z pr
miesanych casti musi vylnret'
obidve, zavisi cd stupna pomies'
MIA. Lebo ved' okrem miesania /
zickeho jestvuje al miesanie spi
- sobov zivota. zvykov, mysllenol
iazyka idey. Nuz toto vsetk
q prichodi pri nasej otazke do p
:: vahy. Mojzis, dosial' jeden ma
:. :: vacssich, najgenialnejsich hlasat
l'ov cistoty plemennej vychov
pochopil ten bozsky zakon v
ie gypte a urputne prevadzal no
a. styridsat rokov, kym nevychov
,e cisty, akoby noyy narod. A hi
C. $ kol 'kol urputnost 'ou, poved
a. by som ukrutnost GU vypal 'oy
ID 70 syojho naroda kazdy maine
u. 81 znak cudzoty telesnej ! d
a. chovnej! Vsetko odrodilstvo, O
&c padlictvo holo mu ohavnost '0u
lie zlocinstyom. Jadro syojho marco
n. pestoval este daval pozor, al
81 potrava, odey, i zabaya ce
1e spdsob domaeeho i yerejneho
:. vota zodpovedaly povahe marco
| obzvlaste ably yymizly ysetl
4 -,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-10-28
ZRIEDKAVA PRfLE-ITc.-f
KUPIT FARlMU!

Nezdrayy som, preto moJu pek-
MI 1O0.akrovu farmu, ma ktorej Je
5 akrov dobreho lesa, sedem izbo.
w dom, barna, stebel1a a Inc bu,
dovy, 2 kone, l krava, 2 osipane,
80 mladych klr, 10 kaciek, 20 ton
sena atd'. vsetko "a $500 muse
ny som odpredat Al na splatky
dam alebo za6arujem "a domek v
Sharon, Pa. alebo Youngstown
okoli, pre- moju familiu, a ia do
teplejsich krajov muslin ist', DO
na reumatizmus trplm ma farme
nemozem pracovat'.
Moja farma je blizo Pardoe, Pa
ma cimentovanej ceste, medzi
Mercer, Pa. a Grove City, Pa. Ad
resa je: Jakub krafcik, Mercer
Pa. r. f. ID. No. 5 alebo mozete
uplne vysvetlenie dostat' u pans
G.. v. Hamory, 218 Erie Termina,
Building, Youngstown, Ohio.
Krajania, to je lacnota, NINA {
vel'a Wac stoji vSetko, ale zdra
vie muslin 81 hi 'adat Prid tie ale
bo piste: Jakub Krafeik, r. +. u
| No. 5, Mercer, Pa. lo4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
Beautifully Silk Covered
Regularly SIS.95 to SIS

null
sin
of warmth and scarcely weight
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TAKOMA PARK.

NO, CASH PAYMENT.
And only $50 per month for this cozy s.
room bungalow Has fine floored attic.
pantry, garage. hardwood floors Corner
lot, with trees and hot.water heat Can't
be eoualed
Pretty new Groom frame stucco and
shingle bungalow, with every modern con.
venience.. and priced very low. with easy
terms See them by calling Col, 8S1.
THE MORTGAGE FINANCE
CORPORATION,
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FoRDs FoRDs FoRDs

1927 Tudor Sedan, several extras,
looks like new.
1925 Tudor Sedans, choice of 4,
$275.00 up.
Other Sedans, $500 up.
1926 Coupes, one gray. one green
Al condition.
Other Coupes, 1924 and 1925, choice
of z. $4,000 up.
Touring cars. some with new paint
and new tires, choice of Is,
$4,000 up.
One-ton truck. rebuilt motor, new
stake body and cab, perfect con-
dition. Other trucks and de-
livery some as low as $500.
National sport touring and Pack
ard touring, both in good Von-
dition. Will take your Ford as
part payment.
Some of the above cars can be
bought for $500 cash, balance
$500 weekly.
Used Car Dept. Open Until Z Pm
: Sundays-10 AM. to / Pm.
STEUART MOTOR co.
141 18th st. NE. Lincoln goo
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Colonial type Bungalow

Arlington County Bargains
NO Cash PAYMENT
good six-room home with plenty If
fruit, large garden and room for chickens:
On car line. Monthly payments.
j. r. MOSSBURG -.
1919 4 St. n. W.. Room 40 Main 1os7C
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Automobilee. IS
Used Cars Cost No
More Than Ordinary
Used Cars.

1925 Hupp g Sedan ...."Ses6
1925 4upp Touring 80" sos
1924 T5upp Coupe ........ $50
1925 Hupp 8 Sedan .....t $50
1924 EIupp Club Sedan. $50
1925 Cleveland Coach :. $50
1928 Oakland Sedan $50. 275
1925 Ford Sedan .......... $50
1925 Hupp g Sedan ..... $50
1924 Hupp Touring 49,. 375
1925 Studebaker Sedan. 7o5
1917 Cadillac Coupe .... 1e5
1928 Ford Truck ........... ESQ
1924 StudebakeI' Coupe S25
1925 Hudson Sedan $50. $50
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1926 Oakland Sedan

Blue DucO paint excellent tires, every
necessary accessory has been installed. Our
cellence. A wonderful buy for those who
desire looks. comfort performance and dura-
hliity OF q car. Only one year old at less
strate,
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e22 Willys-Knight 5-pass.
Sedan

While this car has considerable mileage
on the speedometer the fact that "Willye-
Knight" improves with use holds good IN
this instance. The tires are good for at
least {. 1000 miles, the paint is poor uphol-
stery shows practically no wear Just the
car for family who wants room. Durabil-
ity. ease of handling and above all 'ack of
mechanical trouble. We guarantee the
above statement: Sc75 without paint: S325.
paint. color optional.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10

ALL KINDS FURNITURE WANTED.
Best prices possible paid. Phone Main 9272I
CLOTHING Mems cast-offI we buy used
clothing and pay best prices in town:
Everything a man wears IL marketable:
Jour auto calls promptly Main 4145
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 610 D ST. N. W
ing shoes also household goods. r
hosts
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WARDMAN
1926 18th I'LL l4th
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT

When Wardnnan Motors,
Inc, advertise used car
value, people read and act.
The purchasers confidence,
that years OF square dealing
has earned, tells you to see
what WARDMAN MOTORS
has first.
Every Car Is Made Right
Before It Is Sold
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1925 Overland 6 Sedan

De luxe model You viii not believe ~
when we inform you this car has been used.
only ask that you test it. Driven by a
careful owner. only 5000 miles. it is Just
1F Sn cr ~ the eGlor = 5autd S P sr
moldiug. Deep upholstered seats of the
finest grade of velour. Fully warranted go.
battery. Trade of light car
accepted. Price. $3.50.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AND UNFURNISHED 98A
wright. Is2T. King Features Syndicate. Ina

PERRY. PL, n. w. 14OS--Three.room ant
phone. Rent reasonable. Adams 206S.
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Real Estate

HOUSES AND ESTATES FOL
E-SURTJRRAN
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1925 Overland Six Coupe. -. $3.50
Davis Touring ................. ESQ
1925 Nash Special Sedan $500. 500
1925 WHY'S Knight Sc Sedan. 4 200
1922 Buick Roadster ......... IT'S
1925 Whippet Coach .......... $50
1922 WHY'S Knight Sedan $50. $50
1925 Dodge .................... $50
1925 Oakland Sedan ........... $50
1924 Ford Coupe .............. ITS
1928 Jewett Coupe ........... $50
1925 WHY'S knight Touring -. $50
1895 Hupp Coach .............. s6e
1924 Overland Touring ........ 125
1925 Overland Sedan ........... $50
1923 Peerless Sedan .......~.. 800
1925 Ford Sedan ............. 27S
1925 Overland Touring ...... AS
1898 studebaker Sedan ........ 1850
1926 18th I'LL 18th
POTOMAC $500
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Stakeholder
Real Bargains

Hupp 1925 Sedan, SeS5
Jewett Touring, 1924, SS45
1925 Hupp Sedan, ST 800
Studebaker Touring, $445
Late Peerless Coupe, $645
Studebaker Berline, S1,S75I
IL months to nay.
Cadillac 50 Phaeton, ST ,O75
Late Studebaker Big 9 2
Pass. Sedan, $3.50
IL months to pay.
Pontiac Coach ........,S505I
Studebaker Spec. Tr.... 1875
Late Marnon Sedan. 5oO|
Essex Tour, 6-cyl....... 1875
Maxwell Radster ......... las
EVERY CAR BACKED BY STUDEBAKER'SI
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PLEDGE
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS
sTDDEBAKER BLDG.
18th at r
WHITE FRONT LOT.
1905 14th
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
CHRYSLER COACH
1927 so days old. good az new; ownsr
lsayiHg town, viii Sacrifics for quick Sale.
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Mccormick Lake

Martin Kennedy was a caller at
Iwinski's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Bosl and
family spent Friday evening at
Nick Casper's.
Geo. Schurmann and John
Kramer were callers at c.. F.
Botz's Friday morning.
Mrs. Roy Walker spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. George
Grundman.
Lester Iwinski is working for
Harry Knapp for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. F. Botz
spent Friday evening at Jake
Botz's at Sank Centre.
Mrs. Iwinski spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Grundman.
Henry Ahren was a caller at
John Kramer's Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schurman
and son Werner spent Thursday
at Ed Schurman's.
Herman Iwinsh was a business
caller at Bosl's Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Knapp and
son Donald and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Bosl and family spent Sun
day evening at Herman Iwinski's.
Mrs. Charles Houk spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. c.. F.
BotZ.
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Country NelDs Letters
Interesting Items from Our Rural Community

the week end here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mil
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Void and
daughters Emma and Anna visited
with MIR. and Mrs. Helmer Elan
Sunday.
Several from here attended the
home talent play at Sank Centre
last Thursday and Friday evening
given by the Woman's Auxiliary
of the American Legion, and were
well pleased with the entertain
menT.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holtberg
drove to Loury Sunday afternoon
to visit MIR. and Mrs. Arne Holt
berg.
Mrs. Gust Emblom, Virginia
Eckberg and Mrs. K. o. Samuel
son called on Mrs. Arthur Jacob
son last Wednesday.
E. r. Juergens and Mat Mes
sen motored to Foley one day
last week.
Miss Harrison and Miss Bisel
returned Sunday evening after
spending the week end at their
homes. They also attended the
teachers institute held at Long
Prairie last week.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson and chill
dren, of Henning, came down on
the train Monday to spend a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Ly-
stad.
Do not forget the Halloween
program to be given by the Boost
er Club and school next Monday
evening, Oct. 31st. Admission will
be charged for adults. All chill
dren admitted free. Lunch will be
served to everyone. Program starts
at $3.50 sharp.
For the highest price
Ship your stock with the Farmers
Shipping Association
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Editor .....<...... Viola Farrow
Reporter ..... Mildred Bosshardt
Motto: Be not simply good-Be
good for something!
At last! After z weeks of try
ing we have succeeded in getting
our yard cleaned.
Resolved: Teachers Institute
should last week instead of only
3 days.
Miss Harder: Trying to end a
fight) as the fight over with Ro-
hertz" Bob: The first round is. !"
We all enjoyed the visit of the
Normal Department Tuesday.
Miss Harder brought her phono-
graph to school, so we are having
music for a change.
The 9Th grade grammar is re-
viewing the 8 parts of speech.
We have been making Halo
we'en posters for decoration.
We are hoping that the health
posters, and health inspector will
help in keeping our school neat and
clean.
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South Sank Centre

Ed Borgmann, accompanied by
Roy Sandman, motored to Fergus
Falls Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Albers
and son, Mike, and daughter Wal
berga, spent Tuesday evening at
the Ike Henry home.
Ed Fettgether called at the Ike
Henry home Monday.
George Bergman and Ben
Dickhouse called at the Ike Henry
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Borg
mann spent Thursday evening at
the Ike Henry home.
Miss Irene Bergman spent
Sunday afternoon with Cecil Moy-
nihan.
Henrietta Henry called at Ward
Springs Thursday on Mrs. Ed
Albers.
Leo Albers was caller at the
Ike Henry home Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. F. E. Minette spent Sun
day afternoon at the F. j. Borg
mann home.
Dorothy Schwartz spent Sunday
at the Ray Prasch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louise Borgmann
and daughter lone and Rose Marie
Lux, from Long Prairie, were sup
per guests at the Ferd Bergman
home Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Schwartz spent
Tuesday evening at the Ray Prasch
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Harrison
and family were callers at the Ferd
Bergman home Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Prasch and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schlichte, Mrs. Jos Prasch, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Schurman and chill
dren spent Sunday evening at the
Nick Schwartz home.
Ermalin Bergman called on the
Ike Henry family Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reble and
family spent Sunday afternoon at
the Ike Henry home.
Helen and Henerietta Henry
spent Sunday afternoon with Elsie
Pastian.
Miss Irene Bergman spent Sat-
urday with Harriette Spellum.
For the highest price
Ship your stock with the Farmers
Shipping Association
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Mr.. and Mrs. C.. F.. Botz and
Lauretta and Lawrence spent Sum
day at the Jake Botz home at
Holdingford.
Clarence Kulzer and Art Meter
spent Sunday with the Botz boys.
Miss Hilda Otte and sister
Agnes spent Sunday with Margaret
Botz.
Mrs. p. M. Kennedy had the
misfortune to lose her barn by
fire Saturday noon. How the fire
started is unknown. The barn was
full of hay and is a big loss for
Mrs. Kennedy as she just moved
to the farm about a week ago.
Misses Ann and Sadie Dwyer
gave parcel shower in honor of
Mathilda Kortan Saturday evening
at the Dwyer home. The evening
was spent in playing cards and
dancing. The bride to be received
many useful gifts. At midnight a
sumptuous lunch was served, then
all returned home wishing Mathil-
Nda many happy days.
Mrs. Mike Bosl and son Alfred
and Mrs. Mike K1even, of Mel
rose, spent Wednesday at the Geo.
Walz home at Greenwald.
MIR. and Mrs. John Kramer and
family spent Sunday afternoon
and were supper guests at Geo.
Ahren's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Botz and
sons, Arnold and Roman, spent
Sunday evening at c.. F. Foez's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Walker were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Huber Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Huston, of st.
Cloud, gave miscellaneous show
err in honor of Mathilda Kortan,
at the Charles Kortan home, Tues
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent in playing cards and the
bride to be received many useful
presents. At 5-e'clock a big sup
per was served and every one
wished Mathilda many happy days
to come.
For THE highest price
Ship your stock with the Farmers
Shipping Association
District n
Tea cher VordalIa Harda,
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Miss Dorothy Steines :. Teacher
Lawrence Gritzmacher -. Editor
Raymond Ebensteiner -. Asst.
The following were absent this
week: Paul Minette on Monday,
Raymond Ebensteiner on Thurs
day, Henry rGritzmacher on Friday.
The club held its regular meeting
Friday. The ordinary business was
transacted riddles and jokes were
given for roll call. Lawrence Det-
erman presented the new game. It
was cred Lion" It proved very in
teresting. Leo Determan had
charge of the program. The Sc
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Little Sank

The church activities for next
Sunday are as follows: Sunday
school, regular every Sunday at
ten o'clock. ALI children are well
come. Our total enrolment num-
bers sixty. Dinner will be served
at the Arthur Jacobson home,
starting at IL o'clock. English
services will be held at 8 o'clock
in the church. Everybody well
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Lee and
children motored to Browerville
on Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Averill.
Mable Miller and two girl
friends, from Sank Centre, spent
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lections were as follows:
Flow Gently, Sweet Alton :.

lections were as follows:
Flow Gently, Sweet ALTON -.
By the Girls
The Goldenrood
$500. Lawrence Gritzmacher
October Bright Blue Weather !.
$500. Raymond Ebensteiner
Partners -. Margaret Determan
Columbus -. Norbert Determan
A SummerTea Party .1..-..
.............. Paul Minette
Columbus, The Gem of the Ocean
............ By the School
This last week might justly have
been called visiting week. Virginia
Lindermann visited all day Tues
day. Wednesday morning the Nor
NAL Training Class of Sank Cen
tire was at our school. Thursday af-
ternoon our visitors were Mrs.
Determan, Mrs. Gritzmacher and
Cecilia Norman and Laurel Gritz-
macher. We greatly enjoy having