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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-12
OPERATE ON SANDE

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 12.-Earl
Sande. who is under suspension
from the American turf, was taken
TO his home Sunday from Roosevelt
Hospital after a sinus operation.
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AT MARION
5hRrpAYilla
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AT MIsHAWAKA
AT FRANKFOE
Complete Regional Results

complete from the sixteen
centers last Saturday afternoon evening follow:
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AT NEW ALBANY

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A1viqu1 of Fred Hamey Bozstery Betzelites Intiezd
AT BLOOMINGTON
AT COLUMBUS
Columbus

Totals 10 2 % Totals =.
The Washington times., 1928-04-04
To MAKE.
ISSUE Or FUND

Senator William F. Borah OR.) Of
Idaho plans to make an issue at
the Republican national convention
in June of his campaign to raise
100000 to refund the donations
made by Harry r. Sinclair to the
Republican party in 1923, he an
nounced today.
Owing to q lack Of Republican
interest in his drive, Borah il1di-
Gated he would drop his campaign
until reaching the floor Of the con.
vention.
He appeared plainly disappointed
ct the response to his appeals for
Republican conscience fund,
and said he would s.Iet the matter
rest" for the present. The cOntri.
buttons to Borah's fund IN three
weeks Of campaigning have tOtaIed
but $1,000, although BOrah ex-
pected to raise the 100000 in five
days.
s'I'Il talk 1t over with the leaders
at the convention in June, you may
be sure, = said Borall.
Asked whether he intended to re-
turn the $1,000 already collected,
Borah replied, We'll. i won't keep
it myself.
The Washington times., 1928-04-04
GROCER ROBBED
SECOND TINT.

Two nonchalant young stick-up
men paid a return call on w. e.
osburn, manager of the Sanitary
Grocery, 1901 Twelfth ST, at T
Street today, just after osburn
opened the store and robbed the
till of SIS.
On last Friday morning osburn
was visited by the same two youths.
At that time they took between $40
and $25 from the cash register.
osburn hoped that he would never
see them again, save in . police
lineup, and that he never would
again face a pistol across grocery
counter.
The bandits used the sport road
ster of Miss Evelyn Walker. debu-
tame, 1912 Sixteenth st. N. w. Last
night Miss Walker reported her car
stolen from near Twenty-second and
p Streets Northwest. Bystanders
noted the tag numbers at today's
hold-up and the machine was found
abandoned two hours later near Six.
teenth and r Streets Northwest by
Third precinct police.
TOday's call was most unexpected.
The pair drove up to the store, and
one, as on Friday. a1ighted and
went in, Osburn recognized him.
Deliver said the young man.
osburn delivered.
with only SIS for his work the
stick.up man walked out OF the
store, stepped into the blue road
ster used in last Fridays hold-up,
and with his companion drove off.
The Washington times., 1928-04-04
Will Give Illustrated
Lecture on Alaska

An Illustrated lecture on Alaska
will be given by r. Fl. Sargent. Of
zeal Survey, at SIS o'clock tonight
in the auditorium OF the Hine
Junior High School, Seventh Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue South
east.
Mr.. Sargent has made - trips TO
Alaska for survey purposes. He
win describe Intimately BY word and
picture the country, It's people, re-
sources and scenery. The Southeast
Community Center has arranged the
program.
The Washington times., 1928-04-04
Is Your
Stomach
A s'Gasser''?

Exceaeiye gas IN stomach and bowels
doesnst necessarily mean that your FOOD
IL ri fault or that You have chronic
dyspepsia. In most cases Il results from
oondition which diBturbs the functional
activity Of the stomach. Taking medi-
cine to digest the food artificially y
remedy to correct the nervous trouble
and prevent the formation Of abnormal
gas
package 81 Baalmann,s Gas Tablets
which are prepared especially for this
aiIment See how quickly they will re-
Iieve pert-up gas ana all its distress
Ing symptoms, among which are pain
about the heart. palpitation, anxiety.
shortnesa or breath. drowsiness after
eating, heartburn and peculiar gnaW-
@inR feeling IN the stomach.
Genuine Baa1mannss Gas Tablets can
be obtained at any good drug store.
Price Advertisement
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The transatlantic telephoneserv England
Scotland and Wales, Belgium, Holland, Sweden and
Germany. have been reduced $1,000 per minute.
For threeminute conversations the rates from Zone
New York, New Jersey, the New England States,
Pennsylvania, Delaware Maryland and District Of
Columbia are as follows
The Washington times., 1928-04-04
SCOUTS III WHITE HOUSE

President Coolidge, members of
the Cabinet and governors Of the
book for boys Monday. The
presentation at the White House
will be made BY Z local Eagle scout.
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IA IA lNINEAN0N4NO 20
The MASSACHUSETTS Iegis-
Iature has moved toward the inn
parchment Of Arthur X. Reading.
attorney general Of the Bay State.
through the order Of an inquiry
into his official acts FOR the last
IA months. Reading has been
under fire particsIarIy for his
connection with the Decline Club.
4 fraternal organization.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
zLOCINNosT Y AMERIKE.

Malokde na svete spachane je torko zlocnov, ako y
nasich Spojenych Satoch Toho pricnou nerozhodne
statne zakony pine dver, ktorymi pomocou sikovneho
pravotara noze vyklznut trestu al ten najpodleji
zbojnik vlah. Potion sn vinne al romantic paroov6
komse reformovacie spolky ktore svon citlvuskar-
stvom hnane prekazajl uplatnene sudych rozsudkoy,
take maloktory vaze odsed 81 plny rest ale obycane
byva prepusteny uz po dvoch rokoch vaznena.
Mas uspokojue, ze vazenia elektlicke stolce zapl
najn vo vel'kom nepomere ne prs ahoyaci ale Il TAX
zvani nativsti' 1OOpercentoy, Anglo sSasi
dcska rasa. SenzaGni vlahovia vrahyne, a1o Hick-
man, Hewitt, Mrs. Snyder desiatky inych kom po-
sledny rok drzali verejnost rozculen s vsetko Pua
tel nordicskc rasy' ktora je yraj dokonaeisa nez
druh6 My neprotestujeme ze Slavian si ratani "a
Nordcs (acko yek mali by byt, lebo takto aspof ne
mozeme byt obvineni Hickman Hewitt vsetci ostat-
nj Cd mas til zlocnnost zdedil Bud me sti keby zo-
sn ktory preyiedo Hickman Dol previedo daktory Sa-
via celia verejnost by bola pobrena proti cudzincom
kongres BY Dol urobeny novy natak la obmedzene
slayianskeho prst ahovalectva mnohl tatkova vlast
takn prileztost len tax strez Lenze asi dalomne
Slayian neberie zivot pre- peniaze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
$1s,0Oo,OO0.

To 'koto pelazi pise N. Y. Dennik, maju nase sle-
vellske organzacie dohromady. druhych $l8,oooooo
ze maii spokv, sdruzene organzacach. Spolu 36 mi
ionov. Tieto organzacie maju okrdhe 350OOO cenov
tax kazdeho elena prpadne po neco vyse 500 orga
nizacnych spolkovych peial.
$36 100000 ie obrovska s,lma 800 neznamena skoro
mic tohto 81 mono utvor pochop co znanen spojena
sila.
Ale my Slovaci este neviene zachadzat milionaml.
Dame to robit' cndzini l'ud ON Tych $36O0O00O name
roztraten6 po celej krane bondoch morgicoch ban
kach. Len malo q toho ohromneho obnosu je soven-
skych bankach morgcoch ulozene
Keby SINE ponechali 26 mionov bondoch bankacI
bezne nahodne potreby organizac spokov, 10 mi
onov mohlo by byt npotrebene na vacsic diea Mohlo
by byt mimi zaozene tsce obchodov niekoko tovarni
alebo 100 bank "A sto bank slovenskycr Anerike by
bola moc ktorej by 81 na Wall Street povsmli
Lenze my nemame AMI len dost udi na preyedenie Il
vcdene takychto projekov Ia 40 rokov neyedei slnc
81 ich vychovat'
Ale este je ME neskoro. Este mozeme dolonit Mem
COW Taanov Cechov Zidov inc americke narodnosti
Este my mozeme mat sovensk1 Bank Of Italy S
ST. OOO0OOO00 trznou hodnotou, ak maju americ Ia
ani; este my mozeme mat fabriky, bane mnozstyo
rozmanych podnikov: len 81 vychovame podrost odbor
vzdelany svojmu rodu verny ktory 81 vytkne ceF
sIstredene celeho slovensko- kaptau dsev
neho hmotneho do velkych die Napomozenim sbierky
krok zabezpeceniu 81 roduyerneho podrostu Skoly
potom pousilujn zastepit podroste lasku odbornen
vzdelaniu Dasie uz pojde l'ahsie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
NARoDNY svIAToK JUNO
SLAVE.

s ~ isst4 1afse,
z Belehradu {CEPS)s Dina 4.
.decembra 1927 slayila celia Juho-
.slayia TX. vyroeie syojej samo-
statnosti. Tymto dnom boil llsku-
tooneny sen najvaosich ylasten-
GOV srbskyeh, horyatskM h slo-
vinskych. Radost' je kalcna len
tym, ze velaka cast kultlrne a
hospodarsky najyyspelejsej cast
juznych Slovanov, vyse. 5000
Slovincoy, zostala mimo hranice
spojenej vlasti, Talianskue a n
Korutansku.
Jako doslo K zalozenm statu
SIIS? Rakiiska Il tlhorska vlada
snazily sa Y druhej polovici roku
1918 lnarne vyriesit jnhoslovan-
sky problem sposobom obom stra-
nam prijatel 'nym Po szloanenf So
I1nskei fronty koncotnA sept tenkhra
1915 nebolo uE moznd chod udalo-
sti zadrzat q dna 81. okfobra so-
|znamilo Narodno VijeGe Narod-
ma rada) ) najsySssi organ vsetlk Sch
Jnhoslovanov y byyaaom Haknsko-
II " q 70. ~. II Il y 81 Il.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

chodne a valecne lod stvo, ktore
vel mi potrebuje pre- ochranu svo-
jeho pobrezia dlheho skoro 1000
kilometrov. Pomer k Taliansku
boil yobee po celych devat rokov
najdolezitejsoal otazkou pre- juho-
sloyansk1 zahranicn1 politiku a
musime riect ze talianska zahra-
nicna politika zvlaate fasisti-
cka - vedela znamenite t AIT 2
vnntornych potiaG Whoslavie, a.
by razsirovala svoj vplyy ma Bal
kane Go najdalej, Juhoslayiu OBJ
kolesila. Zajazd talianskej komi-
sic lani ma podzim do Rumun-
ska, smluva Mad 'arskom, cins
most v Bulharsku, pakt tiransky q
%. novembra 1927, ktory 7 tych-
to dnoch Dol predkenyn jake vo-
jensl1a aliancna smluva ma 20 ro7
kov, vsetko to je toho dokazoan.
Nutno. ale uznat !, ze avyyoj vnu..
Itrnpoliti,ky ucinil "a stychto des
vat rokov znacnv krok napred,
Unifikacia je. ma post,lpe a pre-
West ju ME. je malickpst' ved ii
Ezemia, z: ktorych sa sklada dnes-,,
ma Juhoslavia naleEaly este pred
|15 rokmi aspon piatim statoma:
| Srbsku, Cierrej Hore, Rakiiskn,
UhorslSaa a Eurecku Antagoi1iz-
|1nus, ktory vladol medzi najyk6si-
mi dvoma juhoslo loYanskymi ret
vami: Srbmi q Horvatmi, kfory
)vyyreholil pred trolna rokani agi-
tAeiou RaaNovotl, kde sa Y Srb-
sku dokonca llyaEoyalo o tom, Vi
kon6it iies1adze jednoduch0 t.zv.
aamputaci0ll ktoron nialy za-
padne katolicke kraje, oby yyane
Horya ATM & q Slovinc cami, byt od-
delene ed Srbska a prenechanf
ejInaf ossndp Ma To dnes AZ MI
Mo Aepfny@ q Radis bol ~ ME
! |koT 'ko raz Glenond yfady 4 " jas
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

y +
kov 81 Zeneve va predsednictya
nlinisterskeho predsedu Nikola
Pasica Dina 25i norembra usnie-
slo sa NarodnotVijeee zahrebske,
ably Stat Slovincov, Horvatov a
Srbov rozpadnutfan raknsko-uhor,
skej monarchie vznikly, bol spoje-
ny kral 'ovstvom Srbskym q
Ciernolr Horoalfy. jednotny Stat
Srbov, Horvatov a Slovincov. For.
maine prevedenie fohoto usnese.
MIA stale sa dfla Il decembra 1918
Y Belehrade, dina, ked zastupci
Napdneho vyboru boil slavnostne
sprijatf regentom Alexandrom. To.
no sameho dina slozil Narodny w
Dor yladu vykonavanii od-rozpad.
nutia monarchie mad juhosloFhn.
skynni zelnami, ktore zatym boly
sez ohsaaene srbsk5m ,yojskom.
Cd tohoto, okAmGlkR preslo de-
vat ! roko Vseabecne nadsenie
ussfpilo Ysessin iist emu rozaare.
|;vaniu. NenoEnoe - tomqt ami di-
wit Yel ilkol y pred ktorymi ss
oeitnpl poxy st4tny, iitrar, holy
ohromdl6. "A ilz od prvsho ,okamzE
kn netaiil ~ z9padny sused, Ia
iansko, svoj JIM s.liEg yslami, nastil-
pit ,la RAlk ne dei1ictno po Ra.
kiisko- | Uhorslcll- ~ dina !. novem'
bra 1915 ksnetpslo sa taldanske
HI ,stso II Rcis tvala 40 ra kfisko'
l,horsk ksR6 lod ssllva 4 Jtihoslayia
mpsi MA tej DOLBY ! vel kymi obeI
1t;a1ni sbadoSat ldssseJ move Oh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

ssnf prisli do skapstih tihy dvsja
|posledni federalisticki poslaneis
Pre- hosps rsks pov nesenie no.
|vyoh krajoy j0ho osrbskygh bolo III
lGinen6 mnoho. " Skopl5i, ktore od1
konca vojny svoj pocet oby,vatel &
|stva skoro zdvoj jnasohnilo na 9O,-
0W bofo ia pr. ga skoncenia vol
my postavene niekol 'ko sto domot
n llhrnnej Gene i miliardy dina
rov. Pri Panceve na Dunaji zaca-
10 sa 50 stavbol ma jvatsieho mo-
stu v Europe. "A ak baide prijatels &
ne vybavena otazka yyrovnania
DAM medzi jednotlivNmi krajmi,
ak sa bude znat kllltlrna politi-
ka pohybovaf ma zlatej strednej
ceste medzi centralizaciou a re-
gionalNmom ak podari sa uci-
nit chudobne kraje bosenske, her.
cegovinske, ma Ciernej Hore u
Dalmacii alutivnymi, potion zaiste
skoro zmiznii akekol'vtk rozpory
medzi' g Srbijansami Precan-
mi tato yndtorna konsolida-
cia iste prispeje mimoriadne j k
d'aSiemu posilneniu zahranicne-
politickych pozic Juhoslavie, kto-
re praye minulych dnoch boly
utvrdene podpisanim priatel 'skej
smluvy Francion. Jalhoslavia
stava sa pomaly, avsak iste maj
dolezitejsou mocoll ma Balkane,
ktoru dnes uz nemoEno obfst' a
ktora hlavne v spojeni $ Malou
lDohodou zacina hrat' dolezitii q
lohu koncerte europskych sta
tov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
LITERATURA.

Sbornik r. CIR. K. L. s. ). So
kol ma priestupny rok 1928. So
stavil Gustav Kosik, redaktor
Katolickeho Sokola RocnfiS 19.
Vydala r. a CIR. X. 7. s. j. Sokpl,
2o5 Madison ST, Passait-, n. q
Stran 224.
Tohorocny Sbornik X. Sokola
je iste hajkrajsim, najyaesrm q
ma citaciu latku lajbohatsim Sbor
nixon, aky K. Sokolstvo v Anne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
VsruPUJlfr % sPoLKov rrArRA,'.

Name pred sebou zprayu YoungstoWnskeho Podpo-
naj1ceho Spolku Tatra ktorej vidime ze ma majetku
13,612N Je 70 ME daky vel najetok ATE ami ME
Ee 6lenovia plata len po lnesaGne
dostan1 800 podpory tyzdenne pade choroby 800
abns tIuvy y pade smrti uzname, ae4si spolok
dobre nanene stoji. 10 tohto spolku by NAL vst,l-
k9kdy oydk bez rozdielu nabozenstva, az q prisl-
do spolkoy alebo bic. Spolok hronaadne pred
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13
BREMEN KARLSRUHE

I Parnil1 North German Lloyd,l,
H Bremen ktory je jednym Z
|najpopularnejsich kabinovyych par
|nfkov ltejto spoloenosti, priplaya
do New Yorku budiicne pod me-
nom Karlsruhe Move pomeno-
vanie tejto lode bolo potrebne az
by sa zamedzilo zmatku $ novym
obrovskym parnikom spolocnosti,
0 $4,000 tonach, ktory je .teraz
stavany nemeckych lodeniciach
Ia ktory ,bude 9pokrsteny ma memo
Bremen 4 ma poctu domaceho
pristavu Lloyda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

plaza Youngstownske Slovenske Novny pre- svojich Gle
ktoi takto ich dostand olloho lacne e tiez
vyhoda Podobnym neodvislym spolkom podobnymi w
hodam e al Haseltonsky Spook Tatra ktory tiez pri
ma cenov bez rozdieu nabozenstva Oba spolky konaj
dobro zasllzia 81, ably boly najvacsimi spolkami Y
Youngstown Haselton. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-13

Ma chudobnoms cloveku lu-
dia t'azko nachadzajd cnost'; "a
to bohaty zda sa cIiostssami oply
vat.
The Washington times., 1928-11-12

MANIJFAC,TllRING ALI ODR WINDOW.
shades enables us t0 give yOn bettei
75c & 81 Ufl: small additional charge fOt
measuring and Installing Our PvrOx cloth
la the best that Isl rainprOof and washable:
will not curl KLEEBI.ATT lith 4 n
SITS M e uhDne Iinc R7g
The Washington times., 1928-11-12
KiWanians Spent So. 900
For Crippled Children

Almost $4,000 has been. spent this
rear by the Kiwanis Club in aiding
crippled children. A report to this
effect will be made to the nlember-
ship at 4 meeting Thursday in the
Washington Hotel. at which plans
VIII be made for 1929 activities.
The body. has spent more than
$21, 600 in caring for the afflicted
youngsters since 1928
The Washington times., 1928-11-12

BUICK 1929 MASTER 5-PAss. SEDAN
129-inch wheefbaae. has been run only
short time and cannot be told from new.
Will BE- sold as = substantial reduction
The Washington times., 1928-11-12
Situations Wanted

YOUNG NAN. qualified stenographer,
knowledge French German. Spanish,
desires secretaria work with literary per.
son. Phone Decatur 1890 Branch 5OS
The Washington times., 1928-11-12
sRIIy IN wAsuINcToN,,,

BEFORE you send out of town for
Box Assoftments. Also Personal name en-
grayed cards in a price range OF SAT- to
S7S per hundred Salespeople wanted:
whole or part time. ORGANIZATIONS sup
plies at wholesale, MAYFLOWER ART
CO.. 1405-Q7 Eye St. N. ". MAIN 1854.
Open Evenings
The Washington times., 1928-11-12
Business o Opportunities .

GROCERY SToRE-Old estab. business
neighborhood ; schools: 8 B. wash;
reas. For p9s ticulars Lincoln 5307.
The Washington times., 1928-11-12
Auction Sales
pawn NoTEs-AucrIoNEER

Regular sale of household furniture on
Tuesday. Nov. 13. 1928 at 10 am. within
our auction room. 633 Ia. Ave-. N w.
Bed springs lineoleum rugs oak d. r.
furniture: also 20 oyercoats. suits, etc.
- ID NOTES. Auctioneer
The Washington times., 1928-11-12
Educational
INSTRUCTI(lN COIJRSES

lNCIRUIIlUN gCUURSES 4U
AUTO DRIVING taught quickly old reli-
able white driver 81 Der hour. permits
secured at any time. Call North TAO.
AUTO LESSONS for permits: parking and
clutch cOntroi cars furnished. reliable
licensed instructors. Foster. Fr InkI1n 1908.
PSYCHOLOGY course. $5 NO. By DR.
Shepherd. Call Main 1869. evenings.
BOYI1 40 l.fiG-iag hisfnerr course Thorough
Boyd Secretarial School
la3s 9 n Est y yre N 1898 b Z
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-03-08
City News Items (

C. G.. Urness made a business
trip to Minneapolis Tuesday after.
noon, returning home Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Austin, OF
St. Cloud, spent the week end in
this city visiting with relatives and
friends.
Miss Irene Emmick, of the St.
Cloud Teachers college, spent the
week end at her home near Sank
Centre. H.
Miss Laura Landmark, of St.
Cloud Teachers college, was in
Sank Centre over the week end Wis
iting with old friends.
Mrs. Katherine Knapp, of Mil
waukee, Wis, arrived in this city
Wednesday noon to attend the fun
eral of her father, the late Michael
Schwartz.
Mrs. George PIackner and Miss
Thelma Noble, of Benson, spent
Sunday in this city visiting with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. d.
Noble. s
Mrs. D. F. Miller, of St. Paul,
spent "a few days Last week IN
Sank Centre as a guest at the W.
F. Perry home. She returned
home Saturday noon.
Mrs. F. L. Tout and daughter
Mildred and Ray Garratson, of
Minneapolis, spent Wednesday and
today, Thursday in Sank Centre
visiting at the George Ogren home.
Mrs. S. G. Schwarzbauer, who
has been seriously ill for the past
two weeks, is now able to sit up a
greater part of the day, "a fact her
many friends will be pleased to
know. -
Mrs. John Tombers, ST., while
out of doors near her home late
Wednesday afternoon had the mis-
fortune to slip on the ice and bad
ly cut the back of her head. AL
though quite painful it is not SER
ious and her many friends hope for
"a speedy recovery.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-03-08

CANADA, PROVINCE OF SAS-
KATCHEWAN-ss.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS -.
IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF
THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
YORKTON
IN THE ESTATE OF ROY OLSON.
DECEASED
All persons having claims against
the estate of Roy Olson, late of the
City of Sank Centre in the State of
Minnesota, in the United States of
America, Gentleman, Deceased, are
required to send same, with particu-
lars of, security held, if any, and
verified by Statutory Declaration,
to the undersigned on or before the
4th day of April A. D. 1928, after
which date the assets Of the estate
may be distributed among the par
ties entitled thereto. having regard
only to the claims of which the I'M
dersigned shall then have notice.
Dated this-day of-A. D., 1928.
A. H. ERICKSON, Administrator,
y Osakis, Minnesota,
United States.
Care of F. H. Borchert, Attorney
at Law.
Osakis, Minnesota, u. S. A.
Published March S-15-22-29, 1928.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-03-08

Herman and Kenneth Vennewit
| spent Sunday at Browerville visit
ing with relatives and friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Besser spen
Sunday at Clear Lake visiting al
the home of the laiy's parents.
Mrs. Ben Minette is spending
this week in st. Cloud visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Zenzius.
R. E. Rymer, of Minneapolis, re,
lieved F. S. Parker at the North
ern Pacific Station, Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Miss Helen Allen went to Min
neapolis Friday evening for visit
with relatives and friends. She ex-
pecUs to be gone two weeks.
Miss Eta Manning, of Osakis,
spent from Monday until Weines-
day evening in Sank Centre as a
guest of Mrs. Marie Bordsen.
Word has been received from
Park Rapids announcing the birth
of a baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Deters Thursday, March L.
Mrs. Peter Svenneby returned
home Sunday evening from Fer
gus Falls, where she had spent
few days visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C.. Working
are the proud parents of baby
boy born Tuesday morning, March
6. All concerned are doing we'll.
Miss Ermaline Borgmann left
Tuesday for st. Cloud, where she
is spending a few days visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.. Carl
son.
Frank Schwartz, of Malta,
Mont, arrived in Sank Centre
Wednesday evening" to attend the
funeral of his father, Mike
Schwartz.
Gregor Schwarzbauer returned
to St. Paul Thursday evening of
last week after attending the fun
eral of his sister, the late Mrs.
Anton Klein.
Martin Schwarzbauer left Sank
Centre Monday morning for Fort
Clark, N. D., having been here to
attend the. funeral services of Mrs.
Anton Klein. -... - >, -, ~
Mrs; John Klein went to- Farm
ington Tuesday morning where she
is spending several days visiting
with relatives. She expects to re-
turn home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Millner,
and son Bob, of Bertha, spent Fri
day and Saturday in Sank Centre,
visiting with relatives and attend
ing the basket ball tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson,
of Long Prairie, spent Friday and
Saturday in this city visiting at
the home of the gentleman's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J Robinson.
Misses Cecilia and Katherine AL
len spent the week end with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Allen.
They returned to their school duties
Monday morning at St. Joseph s
convent.
Steve and Frank Klein returned
to their homes at Chicago and St.
Paul, respectively, Saturday after
noon, after having been in Sank
Centre to attend the funeral of
their mother, Mrs. Anton Klein.
F. S. Parker was transacting
business in the southern part of
the state Monday, returning home
Tuesday evening. While in St.
Paul, Tuesday he was the guest
of G. r. Merritt, general agent of
refrigerator service, of. the North
ern Pacific Railway Co., at twelve
o'clock luncheon in the ISt. Paul
Hotel, given by the st. Paul
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-03-08
ST. PAUL's SCHOOL NOTES

Editor. :. :. -. Maurice .Arneson
In spite of the cold weather the
boys are very enthusiastic in
their games of marbles, for all
want to he the gamers at the end
of the marble season.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
eighth grade boys had drawing
while the girls sewed dresses for
dolls which they will send to the
children in far off missions. During
the holy season of Lent the pupils
have resolved to deny themselves
of some little pleasure. Instead of
spending their pennies for candy