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Evening star., 1928-06-13
NURSES TOSTUDY
COMMUNITY CHEST
Committee Named to Investi-
gate Tentative Rules of Wei
fare Organization.

The Instructive Visiting Nurse So
ciety yesterday appointed a committee
70 study and make suggestions in regard
70 the tentative constitution and bv-
laws of the community chest orpani-
sation, as submitted by the orcaniza-
tion committee. The Society's commits
Tee. appointed by Mrs. Whitman Cross.
president. at the monthly meeting of
the board of managers, In the main
once in The Star Building, is COM
posed of Mrs. Franklin II. Ellis and
Charles w Pimper.
The board accepted the resignation
oL Mrs Northup Dean, who is leaving
Washington to live in Connenticllt
Mrs Cross and Miss Gertrude III RowI-
Ing. director of the society. who were
onctal delegates TO the biennial con-
Vention of the National Nursing Or
sanizationS, at Louisville. XIV. June
to 3. submitted reports on the pro-
ccedings there.
Tells of Meeting.
Mrs Cross, chairman of the new
lay members section of the National
Organization for Public Nursing said
mat 20 board members from % States
represented their various ORGANIZATIONS
and took an active part in the program
oi their section. Mrs. @. Brown Miller,
nrst vice president of the Instructive
VISITING Nurse Society. and chairman
on the committee on preparing a man.
nal Tor board members, submitted to
Sae convention the first report on the
unrevised manual.
Miss Bowling. newly elected to the
board of the National ORGANIZATION for
Public Health Nursing. read a paper
before the convention on Methods of
Carrying on a Delivery Service" More
tnan 1000 nurses were registered, rep
reSenting the three national nursing
organizations Of the United States. She
Evening star., 1928-06-13
BALcHEa TO TEST PLANE.
Machine Intended for Byrd Flight
Awaits Trials.

ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y. June is
N).-Bernt Balchen arrived yesterday
from Detroit in tri-motored Ford ALL
metal plane, which is to be given rigor-
Gus load tests before being accepted as
the vehicle for Comdr. Richard n
Byrd's projected flight over the South
To pass muster the plane will have
70 attain an altitude Of 10000 feet with
Almost a dull load. Balchen explaining
arctic on a plateau 5000 feet high. AS
there was no hangar space available
here at the moment. Baichen few the
plane to Miller Field. Staten Island, for
the night.
Evening star., 1928-06-13
YACHT SENT TO DRY DOCK.
Mayfower to Be Conditioned at
Boston Navy Yard.

For the purpose Of undergoing her
annual overhauling. the presidential
yacht Mayfiower will leave her berth
here June 20. and put in at the Boston
Navy Yard two days later. Her schedule
calls for her to leave the yard on July
%, and from July "a to August 8 to
cruise in Long Island Sound, baSing on
New London, Conn. From August 10
TO August IS she will be in New York
returning to the Washington yard
August II.
Evening star., 1928-06-13
FOUR CHILDREN DEAD
AS FIRE SWEEPS HOME
Youngsters Trapped in Bedroom.
Parents Escape in
Flames.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. June I3.--Four col
ored children. the eldest IL, died from
burns and suffocation here early to-
day when they were trapped In an
upstairs bedroom as flames destroyed
their home.
The dead are August. jr, II;
Ophelia. 8; Leonard, 6, and Ida MAY
Benson, 2.
Mr. and Mrs. August Benson, parents
of the children, were aroused from a
first floor room by their cries, but
were unable to rescue the children.
who were upstairs.
Evening star., 1928-06-13

A Russian scientist claims that by
using certain chemicals he can make
the inanimate bodies of men and
animals transparent and invisible.
Evening star., 1928-06-13

Sturdy little suits of khaki blue Peggy cloth.
Regulation tops with boomer bottoms. Sizes to H.
Giris' DepArtment-Feagth Foor
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-19
STUDY SPANISH WITH THE DISPATCH

students following the i-woeky lessons
lessons are carried on in the everyday talking
friends That according to the professor is exactly @ Eh may De s
with himself in the ordinary % enay con- con-
when the professor arrives when ne says como est"
I'd Sen0F DS sPAS1s n I BY HUGO A. sEsCoBAR-LEssoN
Como est esta s I'd sehOrG I How l are bS0Hs S0S srF
y % dia % Is mny agradabIe The day S agreeable
the temperature has
'''Is Para va you sir9
yoy M nma siog rqp p the e m gg ars ' '0s '
No prOxima cuada No sir the store is in
1o acompanareq May accompany your
Iemos IIcgadoA a "a ienda.
panaonhe pants sacothe sack Ell vest
copaK hat La cOrbatahe ne E cueIO
Las boots Las zapatlas-he slippers
bOt6nsshe buttons Oiathe button holes imp
vestidO-a enagua
handkerchief E cOrehe corset La enagua banChe white petit
aprons navaja
crefa para carathe
dientes-ooh Jab6n
wash
hands
Panchar
pne-the unas-nsn file Ell penado-the
hardress eI
cuo-lsather coat Vesddo de- swimming
RepasaremOs los das de We will review the days the
day ViernesFday Saturday La
the week Los astne GAYS - IN @ 1 ~ anD-e M year Las
tempo-the
O'Clock in the Els tempranO 1t is early Es
de Ell The Of the Ell sol
Ha estudio I'd las Iecconesq you
apnder Ell EspahO Yes
I'd diOnariO? Have dictionary ST Omp6
I'd las eccionesS
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all the lessons Nus prOxma On NIart
lesson will be Tuesday
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-19

in-Americans are an entirely differ
ent race of people from ours. Their
whole approach to government is
diametrically opposed to ours. The
I,atin-Ameriean will determine very
much what he will do about a GER
tain matter by whether he likes you
or not. We determine what we Wlil
do mainly by what VIC think OF the
principle involved. IA travelling
salesman from the United States
goes to Latin America and stops oil
between steamers and tries to sell,
and frequently does not succeed.
The French or German salesman
stops off for two or three weeks,
goes into the shop of the merchanE
exchanges formal greetings inquiries
about the wife and children, and
goes out again. By and by he
comes back and there are other
pleasant expressions. Days go by
before anything is said about sell
ing merchandise, but when all con-
ventionalities are finally met, the
Latin-American is ready to talk
business. A%8
''The same principle Of the SYM
pathetic and understanding mind is
applicable to ambassadors, ministers
and consuls-to deal with foreig'1
peoples as they want to be dealt
with, with time and patience and
good temper and kindliness and the
spending of some money. We have
been niggardly about representa-
tion and entertainment allowances
for our foreign representatives, and
have frequently thereby lost in
caste and influence in the foreign
field. Under the statute of 1924
entertainment expenses may go to
ambassadors and ministers, but
they have never yet been provided.
AS a matter of fact, they are prob
ably not so useful in the hands of
ambassadors and ministers as the
same sums wocld be in the hands
of the lower range of officials"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-19

Vice Consul John e. Jones, rep
reseHting the American government
at Aqua Prieta, has found keen in
terest in the address recently made
in the hdsse. Of representatives in
congress by Representative Fred
erick M Davenport of New York,
whose general theme. was the field
OF influence of the state department
of the United States government.
The address contains many inform
atiye paragraphs concerning the du-
ties and activities Of the state de-
partment not commonly understood
by the average citizen and excerpts
from the address ard here produced.
Among other things, Representative
Davenport said:
Almost down to the world cat
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-19

WOMEN WANT TO BE VETS"
Lifting of the ban against women
students by the Royal Veterinary
college of London is expected to
cause feminine invasion into the vet
Urinary field. When the announce
ment of the change was made re-
Gently there we're at once a num-
Der of fair applicants for instruction.
Dog racing is expected to attract
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-19

many of the graduates, for members
OF the college have inspected, for
possible mistreatment, all animals en-
tered in greyhound races at White
City and Harringay, two of the most
popular English tracks. 1t is be-
lieved that women will leave the
treatment OF larger animals, such
as horses and cows, to men, but will
specialize in, dogs, cats and birds.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-19

Arthur B. Brooks, who said he re-
Gently resigned from the pulpit Of
g. church at Ponca City Okla, was
held at Phoenix, Ariz,, while a fed
eral grand jury considered charges
of Mann Act violation against him.
He was arrested with Velma Vorhies,
20. Brooks denied the charges, de-
claring Miss Vorhies was secretary
OF the church and he had brought
her to Phonix as his secretary when
he came west for his health.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-19

No Breakfast Complete Without
The DiepatcE"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
ESEMENYEK
(Folyt. az 1.s6 oldalr6l)

I
randokok kiil0n vonata bero.
BOYCOTT.
Figyeltem q lesxall6kat.
Egymasutan egyiitt, egy kocsi-
boil leptek 1e a gr6fok, bar6k,
kepvisel6k, tanarok, iigyv6dek,
orvosok, m6rn0kok, munkasolk,
f0ldmivesek, f6rfialk IS n6k, ka.
tholikusok, reformatusok, evan.
gelikusok, unitariusok, zsid6k.
Mem is Pullmanb6l, hanem csak
egyszeru, koz0ns6ges vasuti ko.
csib6l, amelyen hosszu 6rakat
utaztalz, tor0dtek Washingtonb6l
Pittsburghig. ssalltak ki azok,
alxik benniinket mint vendegek
latogatni j0ttek.
Hogy felcsillant a szemiik a va
rakoz6 magyarok eljenere, hogy
parolaztak a melt6sagos es Ike.
gyelmes urak a misztereklkel es
misziszekkel, q Pittsburgh 6s k6r-
nyeki derek munkas magyar ner
kepvisel6ivel.
Voltak osztalytarsak, akiket 1e
eve mem LATHAM, szoritottak velem
kezet, hoztak iizenetet azolxt0l
akik otthon maradtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
s > . R !

lit a tavasz. A fold6n meg h6
van, de footballistak mar er8-
sen kesziil6dnek a nagy. tavaszi
merk6zesekre. Most vasarnap
peldaul helybeli Mahoning Val
ley es a cleveland Slavia csapat
fognak merk ozni Kunmei Bfoo-
XII palyan. "A Slavia csapat j6 csa-
pat volt az 5sz elejen, meg benn
voltak a jo magyar jatekosok.
Kobza az ifjusagiak center-halfje,
Molnar az Athletak centerlhalfje
is, Baker es Ponyiczky. De most
mar csak ket magyar van k0z0t-
Tux, Kobza es Baker. Mindaket-
ten iol jatszanak, kar hogy Sla-
via csapattal vannak. A Maho-
ming Valley j6l meger6sod0tt,
ugy hogy ket ellentetes csapat
ereje meglehet6sen egyforma. TIT
ugy latszik a szerencse fogja ell
donteni merk6zest. A match
pontosan fel haromkor fog kez-
d6dni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
A ZARANDOKOK

Megerkeztek. Otszazhuszonharom zarandok, szlll0-
hazabo 0t vendegek lit vannak Mem szorakozn Jottek
Egy scent es magasztos esemeny tanui kivantak len
Ez vagy kesztette oket, hogy eljojjenek.
y "A multi heten, kedden este erkeztek meg. Az orias
Olmic hozta oket de k0zenk Fogadtatasuk elkes volt
A zarandokok jottek, hogy jelen legyenek Kossuth
Laos szobranak 1eepezesen Az innepey mesesen szep
volt Jelent6sege megelel6 modon kdomborodott. Akk
nnepelni mentek csalodtak Kossuth Lajos szelle-
me- emekezete banulatosan szeppe, jelent6segejesse
tette az innepet ss,xe
Kossuth Lajos szobra all Hudson partjan, New
York varosanak legszebb helyen Tekntete ujvilag
kapujabol, New Yorkb6l, mintha Egyesult Allamok
egtavoabbi reszeit is fiirkeszve gyelne Hol vannak
testverek nit csnanak magyarok, akik utanna jot
tex ide Gondonake szlohazara, nelyert Kossuth
Lajos oily sokat mindent felaldozott?
Oft allottak Kossuth szobra aatt zarandokok. s a
szobor besze nekk szobor batortota, buzditotta lei
kesitette oket 8 mey megiletodesse hall
gattak az ercszobor tanitasait.
szobor alatt alo zarandokok leke osszeolekezett
Amerikaban elo dolgozo magyarok elkevel Azoknak
lekeve akk it, vi haza folden meg obban szeretik
sziil0f0ldjuket mint szerehettek vaaha testver
0elkezes 0r0kke feledheteten marad.
Zarandok Testvereink! Mkor meg6rkeztetek, szivink
egesz meegevel szeretetevel AIT mondottuk listen ho-
zott kozenk Most hogy lit vagytok k0zottink AIT mond
iuk erezzetek magatokat jo kozottiink Amkor enle-
tex k0rnkbol akkor AIT monduk: listen veetek, fe
lejtkezzetek e mirounk jusson eszetekbe az hogy
amerikai magyarsag azert altott szobrot Kossuh
Lajosnak, hogy alkamunk legyen iinneplesre, hanen
aze hogy uabb szobor is 0rok hirdet6e egyen azo
max magasztos es scent eszmeknek, meyeknek hirde
ese Kossuth Lajost naggya emeket feedheteenne tet
TEX hrdet6je egyen Szabadsag Egyenl6seg, Tesveri
seq scent eszmeinek
Scent mi meggy6z6desink hogy III, zarandok test
v6rek, lit k6z0tunk meglattatok meg6rez6tek, hogy
Kossnth Laos mi eletnkben sokat jelent Scent meg
gy6z0desnk, hogy megismerve minket, ezutan jobba1
fogtok szeretni inket megertitek hogy mi lit, o.
Haza f0en szintiink meg szeretn sziil6hazat it
haza f0lden szolgaljuk azokat magasztos ese
ket, melyeket mi remenyeink szernt Magyarorszago
aggya szabadda es boldogga fogjak ten listen hozot
k0zzenk, zarandok testv6rek!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
| NAGYszERttEN sIKERttLT
4 MkRCuusI ttNNEPELY
(Folyt. az 1-sS oldalr6l).

/ K0vetkezett az iinnepi beszed
1 melyet Mt. Borsi-Kerekes Gy0rgy
q Fiiggetlen Reformatus EgyhAz
nemregen idejott lelkesze tartott
A youngstown magyarsagnak
(kiveve eghyazanak hiveit), most
/; volt el6sz0r alkalma hallani Mt
Borsi-Kerekest.
A szonoklat mestermunka volt
Mt. Kerekes, az elnyomott Err
dely gyemeke, konnyeket csalt
a kozonseg szemebe, amikor leir-
ia Magyarorszag helyzetet. Be-
szedje elejen visszapillantott az
1848-as marciusi nagy napokra. A
| marcus 15-iki vertelen feher ma.
gyar forradalomra, megprobal-
tatas nehez eveire.
Parhuzamul Oda allitotta a je-
lent, amikor magyar nemzet, a
magyar faj meg sulyosabb, meg
ennel nagyobb megpr6baltataso
ken megy keresztiil.
''Bizonyara biinosek uoltunk
hogy az listen annyira megbinte.
tett bennunket" mondotta Mt
Dorsi-Kerekes. g Az listen azon
ban csak azokat teszi Xxi megpro.
baltatasnak, akiket meltonal
tart szeretetere. y
/ Hangoztatta beszedje azon re
szeben, amely a jovovel foglalko.
zott, hogy az amerikai magyar
sagnak kotelessege szeretni al
| edes anyat, mindenki altal meg.
rugdalt, letiport, rongyos, koldus
| edes sziil0hazat.
| Mem lehet magyar szarma
| zasu Amerikaban sziiletett oyer
| mex vereb1l elvalasztani azokat ;
| sejteket, amelyek a magyar ia,
jellegzetes sejtjei" mondotta Mt
| Borsi-Kerekes. 'Azok magyarol
maradnak meg akkor is, ha men
| beszemek egy szot sem magya
Irul."
/ Buzditotta "a magyarsagot
| hogy csepegtesse gyermekel
! lelkebe-szivebe a magyar hazI
iranti szeretetet.
A k0zonseg annyira tapsolt
beszednek, hogy k0vetkez
szam bejelenteseyel percekig kel
lett varni.
eYrabek Aranka, Kossutl
garda szep fatal hangu enekes
n6je enekelte ezutan a "Regi tel
i KEEP" cnnii dalt Miss Griffith k
seretevel.
A Youngstown Magyar Dalal
da Kittle Peter Laszlo szakav;
tott vezetese alatt elenekelte
"Regi N6ta' cimii nehez karda
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

IS pedig nagyszerii sikerrel. Uta.
ma sMunk&s iidv0zlet' themes
induldjat adtak elo szep harm6.
NAVAL.
Turner J6zsef k0vetkezett ezu-
tan. Sep magvas beszedben ma
gyarazta Ell, hogy miert van oily
nagy sziiksege a youngstown ma
gyarsagnak egy kozos otthonra:
a Magyar Haz FRA.
Turner beszedet Nemenyi tit
kar es Mikes Gaspar szamvizs-
gallo segitsegevel kovette az ajan-
dekok beszedese. Lapunk mas he
lyen kozoljik az adakoz6k new
sorat.
A sziinet utan az els6 szam De-
val Gyorgyne, a Kossuth Kor csa-
loganyanak eneke volt. Devaine
"a Even primas hegediije" cimu
dalt enekelte Mih6k Sandorne XII
seretevel.
Ket campbelli magyar leanyka
Lakatos Irenke es OrOsz lrenke
remek magyar tancot mutattak
be Gerenday Baby zongorajateka
mellett.
Kasza Margit, aki dacara a
multi heten ert sulyos csapasnak,
megis eleget tett igeretenek es Ell
szavalta Karpati Piroska megha-
to- Uzenet Erdelybol" G. kolte.
menyt.
Szikora Laszlo magyar dalokat
hegediilt igen iigyesen es Macy
hozzaertessel Bucky Marta ugyes
zohgora kiserete mellett.
| Maid Tomcsanyi Micike sza
valta ell Szecskay Gy0rgy Mar.
cius 15-re" cimii remek verset.
| Ismet Csiky fiuk jelentek
meg szinpadon es kozonsee
nagy tetszesere. eljatszottak hi
res Brahms No. 5 Magyar tancat
Thor hegedifn es Zoltan zon
goran.
Nemenyi Miklos r0vid bezart
beszedet tartott, amelynek sora1
megkoszonte a Nagybizottsag ne
veben kozonseg oily nagy erdek
lodeset es szereplok odaadasa
es aldozatkeszsegt, magya
Himnusz eleneklese kovette.
A kozonseg =egFhangu. yeleme
nye szerlnt ez "a Ip-lk kozos ma
gyar marciusi Siinnepely volt ed
dig, amely a legjobban sikeriilt
Az unnepely meltosagos es ke
gyeletteljes hangulatat legki
sebb incidens sem zavarta meg. !
Nagybizottsag ] jelenvolt tagjs
a legjobb tudasukkal segedkei
tex a rend fentartasaban es
/ programm gordulekeny es pcntc
lebonyolitasaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22
1929. MARcIt1s z2.

Kerestem q politil6t, kerestem
. kormxnyt, ksrsstsm mindAsolrat
1 csuf, rut dolgckat, amilkst .
gy6szmagyarok r6ksntsk ere q
zar&ndok kiild6tts6srs.
Mem talaltam Slket.
De igenis tal<am magyarokat,
q magyar n6p 6s uemzet fiait.
alxik 6ssze0lelAextek testvereik-
kel, akik reg elj0ttek hazulr6l.
Vsgighallgattam vagy husx ro-
vid besx6det a vacsoranal, anne
lyen Pittsburgh magyarsaga zsu-
folasig megt0ltott ket hatalmas
termet.
Politilx&t mem hallottam, - de
hallottam magyar honsxeretetet.
AerelmeC n0m nallOCtam, cSaK
egyet maradjunk most es min
dig magyar testverek dolgoz-
zunk egyiitt regi Magyarorszag
visszaa1litasan, mem politikailag,
nem rendszerben, hanem nemzeti-
segben.
A tisztesseges, becsiiletes, nehez
munkas, amerikai magyar meg
ertette a sz6t.
Az mindig magyar lesz szive-
ben, dacara 1ninden bolsi agita-
ci6nak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-03-22

Olvassa az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlapot Is tamogassa az abban
hirdet8 cegeket
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-04-25
NEW RULING REQUIRES
LICENSE FOR TRUCKERS

Truck buyers soliciting farm pro-
ducts from farmers throughout the
state are required to have whole
sale dealers license before they can
solicit farm produce. Farm produce
includes anything produced on the
farm in the way of livestock, poultry,
vegetables, fruit, or grain. They are
also required, before they can secure
a license, to furnish bond. All such
licensed trucks must display in a
conspicuous place license number,
stating the date that the license ex-
pires, bearing the name of the Min
nesota State Dept. of Agriculture.
Farmers should take particular notice
of this in order that they may be pro-
tected in the marketing of their pro-
ducts. This ruling went into effect
April 18th and applies not only to
wholesale buyers but sellers as well.
Careful attention on the part of the
farmers to this important point will
safeguard much loss during the conf
ing season from INSCRIPTIONS whole
sale buyers and sellers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-04-25
BEEF CATTLE FEEDERS
DAY AT UNIVERSITY

Beef Cattle Feeders Day is to
be a red letter day for all beef cat
tie men at the University on May
End. Prominent men of great note
in the beef cattle business are
en- the program and the various
lots of cattle on experimental feed
at the University Farm will be
about ready for market and the
information concerning the meth
DDS of feeding to be learned from
this experiment will be of great
value to every cattle feeder in the
country. The program is to begin
at ten o'clock in the morning and to
continue throughout the day in
Guiding a barley and corn-fed roast
beef dinner at noon. One or two
auto delegations are planning to
drive down for the day from Red
wood County. Anyone who is in
terested in going who does not
have an opportunity to get in one
of these delegations may perhaps
be accommodated if they will get
in touch with the County Agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-04-25
April 25, May 20
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
FOR THE CORRECTION OF DE-
INGS.
Stata of Mipnacoto
April 25, May 2, 9

State of Minnesota,
)ss.
County of Redwood
IN PROBATE COURT,
Special Term, April 23rd, 1923
In the Matter of the Estate of AL
bert F. Schultz, Deceased.
ON READING AND FILING THE
PETITION of Mrs. Laura Schultz,
representing. among other things,
that by oversight, inadvertence and
mistake the South Half of the North
east Quarter of Section Twenty-three
(23), in Township One Hundred Ten
G1O), Range Thirty-five (35), was
included in the Inventory, Final Ac-
count, and Final Decree of Distribu-
ton, when in truth and in fact the
said Albert F. Schultz did not own
said tract. And likewise that by
oversight, inadvertence and mistake
there was omitted from said Inven-
tory, Final Account and Final Decree
of Distribution the West Half of the
Northwest Quarter of Section Twen-
ty-five (25), in Township One Hun
dred Ten Q10), Range Thirty-five
$50.
WHEREFORE, Your petitioner
prays for the order of this court cor
recting and amending said Final De-
cree of Distribution by striking there
from the words and figures, THE
South Half of the Northeast Quarter
of Section Twenty-three (23), in
Township One Hundred Ten 11O,
Range Thirty-five (3O," in Red
wood County, Minnesota, and insert
ing in lieu thereof the "West Half
of the Northwest Quarter of Sec
ton Twenty-Five (25), in Township
One Hundred Ten G1O, Range
Thirty-five (35), Sin Redwood Coun-
ty, Minnesota"
1T is ORDERED, That the said
petition be heard before this Court
on Monday, the 21st day of May, A.
D., 1928, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, at the Probate Office in the
City of Redwood Falls, in said COun-
ty.
AND 1T IS FURTHER ORDER
ED, That notice of the time and place
of said hearing be given to all per-
sons interested by publishing this Or
der once in each week, for three sue
cessive weeks prior to said day of
hearing, in the Redwood Gazette, a
weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Redwood Falls, in said Coun-
ty.
Dated at Redwood Falls, Minneso-
ia, the 23rd day of April, A. D., 1928.
By the Court:
A. R. A. Laudon,
Judge of Probate
tProbate Court SeaD 42-3ts
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-04-25

Kidnappers who tackled a Kansas
City cop weighing $50 pounds were
probably just kidding.-Shreveport
Journal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-04-25

If those Arab sheiks are taking
themselves too seriously, maybe our
song writer's are to blame.-Cincin-
natl Times-Star.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-04-25
1924 CHEVROLET
TOURING

/ Repainted, checked
! all over, in very good
condition.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-04-25

1925 FORD COACH
Overhauled, repaint-
ed, new pistons, pins
and rings, bearings
taken up, valves all
ground, balloon tires.