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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
RADIO BRIDGE
HANDS NAMED
FOR TONIGHT

Radio station KWWG will broad
cast the twelfth OF d series D.
bridge games played BY experts a.
$3.50 o'clock Tuesday evening Fol
the benefit Of those who wish *
play the hands in advance ant
then check their play with that "
experts during the broadcast. the
following hands are announced.
Crate M. Scott Of New York
South 1.-THE dealer). holds.
Spades J. 10, 4; Hearts 10. s spot
Z; Diamonds A, ) spot, s; Clubs
A, X. 10, 4.
Wilbur {. Whitehead. Of New
YorkW, West" holds: Spades A
X: Hearts 6, 4, 8; Diamonds 10
3, 5; Clubs 3. Z, 6. 5, ?.
John II. Smith. Ridgewood, \. J.
North" holds: Spades Q. 3, Z, 6
3; Hearts A, Q, J, 9, 3; Diamonds
Z, 4; Clubs Q.
Milton c. ork. of New York
East" holds: Spades 5 spot, 5. ?;
Hearts X. 2: Diamonds X, Q, )
3, ?: Clubs J, s spot. 5.
The game will be summarized in
the Wednesday issue of The
Brownsville Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
Day in Congress
(By The Associated Press).

(By The Associated Press).
Tuesday:
House takes up $4,000 900 for pro-
hibition enforcement added to first
deficiency bill; senate continues with
cruiser bill.
House ways and means committee
has on its list tariffs on spirits CT
wines.
Senate immigration committee con-
siders postponement of national
origins clause of immigration act.
Monday:
Chairman Hale Of senate naval af-
fairs committee read President-eleet
HOover's telegram in senate in which
Mr.. Hoover said views on naval pol
icy conceded with those Of President
Coolidge.
Senate public lands committee
failed TO reach agreement on Walsh
report condemning departments of in.
terror and justice for renewal Of Sim
clair Salt Greek Royalty oil lease.
Calendar day in house.
House ways and means committee
considered farm tariffs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

Dallas. y. w. Kirkpatrick. Edin-
burg; ID. w. Nether. Paul Barron and
Ed Car dof McAllen; and Miss Mabel
Nicholson az Walkersville, Ca, and
Mrs.. FLOYD Swallow VI Alamo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
AMENDMENT
HITS SEARCH
BILL REPEAL
Addition Made in Com
mittee Nullifies Eff
feet of NJ e,
House Drys Aver

AUSTIN, Jan. 2e.-tP-The So
called repeal Of the search and seiz-
ure act contended by prohibitionists
to be a hindrance TO proper enact
ment of prohibition. was reported
favorablv BIZ the house committee
on criminal Jurisprudence last
night.
There is considerable disagreement
by members of the committee as 10
the effect of an amendment by KEEP
rsentative Petsch Of Fredericksburg,
voted over the protest Of several.
Representative Hartman Of Waco de-
clared "We are right where we
started when we set out 10 repeal
the search and seizure law
Proposed change in the law to per-
nit any person, peace officer or
state ranger desiring 70 seize and
search a person by OBTAINING the
person long enough 70 obtain a
search warrant "if the officer has
reason TO believe that such search
viii uroduce evidence Of violation Of
a criminal law" is provided d
terms Of the original bill by Repre-
sentative Prendergast Of Marshall.
was frowned on By a majority OF
the committee.
Petsch Substitute
The Petsch substitute reported "a
yorably By the committee PROVIDES
that sit shall be unlawful Tor any
person or peace officer or state
ranger TO search the private resi-
dence, actual place OF habitation' or
rlace az business Of any person
without first having obtained a
search warrant as required by law;
provided il shall not be unlawful TO
make any other search with the eN-
istence OF probable cause"
An effort by Representative
Graves Of Georgetown to amend
another provision Of the search and
seizure law to give officers the
right on affidavit of two c~reditable
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

witnesses 10 search a residence OF
a man who possessed liquor was
also defeated through the efforts Of
Representative Petsch, who opposed
giving any officer the right 10 enter
a private home with a search war
rant merely on information that the
occupant possesses liquor. The pres
ent statute permits such searches
where evidence Of sale or transpor-
tation is shown. The Graves mea-
sure as reported out by the COM
mittee with the exclusion Of the
word possession adds TO the pres
ent statute that the affidavit is
sufficient if made on information
and belief"
Repeal is Urged
With the reporting out Of the
committee room of these two amend
ed measures. four other bills relat-
ing to repeal or modification Of the
search and seizure law were laid oil
the table subject 10 call.
Petsch stated he favored uphold
ing the sanctity OF the home against
unreasonable searches. and his sub
stitute measures were in line with
n recent decision Of the supreme
court Of the United States that Off
GERS may search automobiles where
they have reason 70 believe they
are being used for bootlegging with
out a search warrant.
Representative Shipman or Hamil-
ton appeared before the committee
10 urge passage Of the Prendergast
and Graves bills. saying the pres
ent search and seizure laws are
"the greatest bulwark for the boot
leggers in existence today"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
NEWS
BRIEFS

JACKSON, Miss. Jan. 29.-tR)-
The residue Of the estate of Henry
T.. Gerhart, former Mississippian,
and a Confederate veteran, who
died in New Mexico recently, has
been ~bequeathed to the Confederate
Sold. ars Home in Biloxi and Austin,
Teas, ii was learned here from At
torney General Rush II. Knox. The
estate consists Of about $1,000 in
cash, according TO the attorney gen.
eral. two houses near the University
Of Albuquerque. New Mexico, and
several city lots.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-(P-Ogden
Mills, ~financier and patron of the
arts. died at his home here today
Of pneumonia. lie was 70 years old.
At his bedside were his son. Ogden
l.. Mills, under secretary of the
treasury, and his daughter, the
Countess Of Granard.
AUSTIN, Jan. 29.-(P-The Wurz-
bach-McCloskey contest for a seat in
congress from the 18th congressional
district. will be reopened tomorrow
by the state canvassing board. The
board will determine IL it shall
make a correction in the Guadalupe
county returns and take into consid-
Grafton the vote in Bee county. which
was not included in the original can
vass.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
MeOEEae1s
fOOknRATH

THERE used to be a
1law against bath
taking. Here" said
our forefathers, els ca
pernicious habit that
must be suppressed
And steps were taken
to bring the malefac-
tors to justice.
We have SO outgrown
this law that bath tax
ing is actually encour-
aged. What grumbles
there are when there is
not enough hot water to-
go round.
The Pittsburg Lion
Storage Water Heater
provides thousands OF
people everywhere with
perfect hot water SER
vice - hot water
a-plenty, sparkling and
clean. not only for
baths, but for wash
day, for dishes and for
cleaning OF every sort.
And IL heats scdter
al the cheapest possible
rate per gallon.
You can get your
Pittsburg on easy
terms. There are eight
cen different sizes and
types-one made espe-
cially for your home
Come in to-day and LET
Us show you.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
Flashes Of Life

CBy The Associated Prcss.)
CHICAGO-Thc automobile Wiz the
future, a. forcseen hy G. M- Williams,
car manufacturer, will DE driven nv
electricity received by radio. 10
start the chr pull "a switcAr
NEW YORK-YounE AUD rs in
search Of inspiration ara advised BY
Dubose Hayward. playwright, 70 shnn
New York and stay in the home
town The big town. he thinks. Is
too noisy. 70 hectic. too high strung
and toe un-American.
PALM BEACH-At a restaurant
right in the heart Of the business
section Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
Whitney wore yellow pajamas. She
and other women in pajamas Of Diff
ferent hues motored from the water.
This is the first season that hose has
not been necessary on the beaches.
ALBANY. n. "a marathon dance
contest virtually will be prevented
If some members Of the majority
party in the legislature have their
way. A bill introduced would limit
such affairs 20 - hours out Of "a,
subject them TO supervision Of health
officials and require the promoter 10
post a $1,000 bond for each contest
ant before obtaining a license.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
OIL OUTPUT GRoWS

TULSA. Okla. Jan. 29.-P1-Con-
t%inuing the sharp upward trend
which has marked crude production
during the past month. the estimat-
ed daily average production or oil
in the United States set a new high
mark during the week ending Jan.
26. The estimated daily production
was 2.6G7,056 barrels, 1885 barrels
more than for the week ending
Jan. ~. according to the oil and gas
journal.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
HAJNIK ZASTRELIL zLAKA.

12-rocny ziak II. mestianky v
Seredi Jozef Bilka vybral sa S
niekol'kymi svojimi druhmi do
blizkeho lesa na konvalinky, kto-
rymi chcel obdarovat' svoju tried
nu ucitel 'ku. Druhovia jeho sa
rozprchli po lese a maly Jozko 70
stal lese osamote. Naraz zavznel
vystrel', ktorym bol zasiahnuty
maly Jozef Bilka. Ma vystrel'
zbehli sa okolo krvacajnceho a v
bezvedomi leziaceho Bilku jeho
spoluziaci a videli utekat' hajni-
ka S puskou ruke. Tazko crane
ny chlapec lezi u rodicov bezna-
dejnom stave. Ma hajnika bolo
podane trestne oznamenie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
st. Lorain. @.

St, Lorain, O.
Cervenka Jan Detvanskej HUI
ii, posledna adresa neznama.
Martinek Jozef (Chorvat) 2
Telgartu, posledne 1924 Cooper
ST., Youngstown, O.
Cundrle Jozef 20 Straznice, po-
sledne u firmy Art Shop, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Ferima Vasil Ustcorne, posi-.
2341 Hastings ST., Detroit, Mich,
Rudolf Morche snad' 20 Zizko-
va, POSI-. 3746 Second ST., Detroit,
Mich.
Jozef Novak, snad z Poucnika
u Karlova Tynu, posi-. adr. ne
znama.
Bruno Schustek, posi-. c. Q. Det-
roiter Ruderklub, IT'S Jefferson
Ave, Detroit, Mich.
Frant. Schwartz 70 Skotnice u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
NovH HL.AvN1 TAJOMNfK
L'UDoVEJ sTRANY.

~. maja zasadol v Ruzomber-
ku ma poradu spoloeny klub po-
slancov, senatorov a krajinskych
zastupcov slov. l'udovej strany
pod predsednictvom Andreja Hin
ku. Klubove porady trvaly vyse
4 hodin okrem inych d0lezi-
tych veci prijata bola demisia po-
slanca msgr. Pavla Machacka 2
funkcie generalneho tajomnlka
Slovenskej L'udovej Strany. We
denim hlavneho sekretariatu po-
vereny boil DIR. Martin Sokol.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28

skeho v Bratislave "a vel'kej q
casti oficielnych osobnostf, kru-
hov univerzitnych, studentstva q
obecenstva. Po zaspievanf slav-
nostneho sboru cd j. i. Bellu a.
kademickym spevackym sdruze-
MIN a zahajenf predsedom SSS.
Fedorom Thurzom prehovoril ma
tsma: Zakon 20 dina ~. j1na 1919
. zalozeni univerzity Y Bratislave
a jeho uskutocnovanie slavnostn1
rec rektor univerzity Komenske-
no prof. dr.. Albert Prazak, naco
nasledovaly prejavy dekanov jed
notlivych fak1lt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
MA ADRESU SENATORA STO.
DOLU.

Martinske Narodnie Noviny
pisu ma adresu senatora Kornela
Stodolu: "Ave Stodola --s zdravl
ia narod, st 'ahujnci sa do Afri-
ky! Nedavno SINE citali zpravu o
vysledku cesty senatora Stodolu
do Afriky a teraz pan senator
znova prehovoril Prahe 0 kolo-
nizacii Slovakov v Marokku Kra-
sna vec je to - len ma jednu veP-
XII neutrality-suspicious. chybu. =
Ones zijeme case racionalizacie
a ekonomizacie. TAX ma priklad
nebolo by lepsie, keby obcania od
Sumavy (z Ciech) nekonali cestu
asi 400 KIN na vychod ma Sloven-
sko - a keby zasa Slovaci neko-
nall cestu 400 a viacej KIN ma "a
pad az do tej vysnenej Afriky :
Dala by sa usporit' costa Cd Su-
navy ma vychod a vychodu az
po Sumavu, keby Slovaci zostali
donna a obeania Sumavy sli row.
no ma zapad. Mali by vyhodu ME
kol'ko KIN, usporili by cestovne
trovy ma vychod myslime, ze by
sa nasli Slovaci, ktori "a to, ze
m.zu zostat' donna, obetovali by
trovy cesty na zapad. Kol 'ko e.
nergie by sa usporilo! A potion,
ked'ze podl'a prijatej terminolo-
gle Slovensko je AHA, obcanovi
cd Sumavy nerobilo by t'azkosti
ist' do Azie alebo do Afriky. Ia
kymto vyriesenim by sa vel'mi II
Pahcilo al domacim zclezniciam,
lebo poklesol by 'pocet cestujG-
cich ma vol'n listky a ma rozlic-
ne legitimate. Prfjem by zostal
starry, doprava by sa zmensila.' -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
SANO MACH JE w MA SLO-
BODE.

Bratislava, 20. maja. - Dnes
popoludni skoncene boly vsetky
prace, s1visiace s prevzatim kau-
Gle a pripravne prace prepustenia
Sana Macha ma slobodu. Popolu-
dni predvolal 81 Sana Macha Stat
ny zastupca dir. Novak a oznamil
mu nradne, ze najblizsfch hodi-
mach bude prepusteny. Sano Mach
opusti vazenie este dnes vecer. -
(Mach Dol vazneny spojenf s
Tukovou aferou. Red.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28

Noveho Jiefna, POSI-. $50 18th
ST., Detroit, Mich.
Jan Vasilko, NIL, . Ujlaku, po-
sledne d Jana Lucanskeho, 620
Tyndale Ave, Youngstown, Ohio.
Vaclav Wesley Z Radvancic u
Kutne Hory, posi-. adr. neznama.
Adam zukovsky Podolinca,
POSI-. adresa Box liz, Neffs, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
peelive pripravovana vhodne
propaganda, zdarila sa tax, ako
to prva vaesia slovenska vystava
zasluhuje. (Slovak.)
BENESOV TLACOVY KON.
Germ STYRMI DENNfKn
ZACfNA PRACOVAT.

Bratislava, 29. maja. Dna i.
jnna vyjde v Moravskej Ostrave
slovenske vydanie vecernika Ces-
keho Slova, ktore bude sa redi-
govat' so zretelom ma slovenske
pomery zvlast' krajov najchudob-
nejsich. Tento v slovencine pisa
ny easopis bude lacnym 60 sa
tyce zpravodajstva dplne odvis-
lynn cd Prahy. Zaplavi sa MIN ce-
~ eacansky kraj vobec teren,
ma ktorom hPada 81 svojich odbe-
ratePov al moravsko-ostravsky
"Morgenzeitung".
Okrem toho vcera Dol prevede-
ny predaj bratislavskej tlaeiarne
Giraffe. Tlaciaren kdpil prazsky
vydavatel sky spolok Melantrich
najblizsom case vyjde al
Bratislave dennik ceskych socia-
listov, pre- ktory hl'adaj1 sa uz
pracovnici skoro po celom Sloven-
sku. Plan Benesov je, aby mohol
v Bratislave vydavat' al jeden
mad 'arsky a jeden nemecky ca
sopis a pocfta sa tym, ze jeden
z terajsich dvoch mad'arskych
vladnych dennfkov 1plne prejde
do ruk ceskych socialistov, kym
nemecky casopis by vysiel novy.
Co sa tyka bratislavskeho sloven-
skeho casopisu Benesovho, spomi-
name je v stivislosti S jeho wide
MIN al rozsirenie zpravodajstva
cesko-slovenskej tlacovej kancela-
RE (Ctk), ktorej prazske vedenie
je lplne socialistickyych rukach
podlieha Benesovym dovernym
Pud 'om. - j. o-~.r,.-,
Benes, vlastne jeho l'adia dis
ponuju d'alej casopismi "Sloven-
sky Vychod" " Kosiciach) "a
"Slovenska Krajina", takze Be-
nesova cesko-socialisticka strana
zacina svoj vpad ma Slovensko
styrmi dennikmi, ma tri tlaciar-
ne, Mich jedna je udrziavana
station. .
Zaujimavyy je pritom osud ma
rodne demokratickeho "Narodne.
ho Dennfka''. Tento casopis bude
teraz tlaceny V cesko-socialisti
ckej tlaciarni, ak sa mu nepodar
najst' 81 druh1 tlaciaren, ably mo
! hol nerusene vychodit'. Narodne
demokraticka strana je teraz ,
| boji S teskymi socialistami, ale tt
nevadi, ably 81 tlaeovych We
ciach, co hned' len nutnosti, ne
vypomahaly. Akcia ceskych soci
alistov ma Slovensku, co do roz
merov je vel'mi rozsiahla, obsa
hove vsak a vyznamom svojin
scvrkne sa hned' v svojich "a
ciatkoch ma zaopatrenie pohodl
nych miest niekol 'kym ceskym p'
litickym agentom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
KONZULAT res.
v Clevelande, Ohio, 308 Euclid
Ave-, patra po tychto nezvestnych

Anna Becvarova Pocinovic u
Move Kdyne, posledne 122 w. %.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
YOUNGSTOWNSKY Y NEMOCI
PoDPORUJUCI sPOLOK
TATRA.

Uradnfci: Jozef Martinko, prcdscda,
255 Carlton st. - Jozef Mudroh, pod
predseda, 538 s. Hazelwood Ave. -
Stefan Novotny, dctovnik, 4O4 East
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, po-
kladnik, 1854 Oak st. Martin Mu-
ransky a Frantisek Hudik, dozorcovia.
Schodze vydrziavajd sa kazdd prvt
nedel'u mesiaci v skole Sv. Cyrilla
Methoda 2. hod. popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
70 starej vlasti
Zpravy prebrane krajovych
casopisov.)
PODTATRANSKA VYSTAVA
Y SPIS. NoVEJ VSI.
s.TRANG /

ma updtl NySohycH ldtlel, hlo-
rvch krasa privabi do svojho To-
ma rocne velke hdfy turistov tax
nasej Otciny, ako i 20 zahrani-
cia, v najkrajsej letnej sezone cd
5. do IA. julia 1929 usporiadana
bude Observation-Disclosures ma
hospodarska kulttlrna vystava
d ktorn sa javi dnes uz Gully Eau
jem kruhoch tovarenskych a.
ko obchodnych. Vystava bude
umiestnena v 10 skolach.
Protektorat tejto jedinej Ma
Slovensku usporiadanej vidiec-
kej vystavy prevail: Ing. L. No
wax, minister obchodu, DR.. Oto-
kar Srdinko, minister zemedel-
stva, DR.. Anton Stefanek, mini
ster skolstva a nar0dnej osvety,
Dir. j. Tiso, minister zdravotnic-
tva, Jan Drobny, krajinsky pre-
zident, DR.. Method Bella, prezi-
dent SLOW. zemedelskej rady. V
cestnom predsednlctve cestnom
whore s1 slovenski poslanci, Sc
natori, vyznamne dradne osoby,
ako narodnom hospodarstve
ved1ce zname osobnosti tovar-
nici.
Pocas vystavy s1 ohlasene ma
sledovne sjazdy schodze: sjazd
vychodo-slovenskych hasicov,
sjazd zemedelsly, slavnost' otvo-
renia dtul'ne Ma klastorisku, ta-
Dor vychodoSlovenskych skautov,
sch6dza zastupcov elektrarni ce-
lei republiky, masiarsky sjazd,
Snemovanie SLOW. miest a obci
schodza Svazu spisskych priemy-
sci 'nikov, vcelarsky sjazd, l'ahko-
atleticke zavody, tenisove zavody
atd'.
O vystave sa .zmienila ME len
nasa domaca tlac, ale upozornena
bella na nu, zasluhou nasich kon.
zulatov, tlac cudzozemska, a to
menovite pol Ska, juhoslovanska
inc. Noviny americkych Slova
kov a Cechov registrovaly tie;
tnto zpravu. ''a'
0 vystavc. bude vydany katalos
pre- ktory su uz prisl 'ubene clan
ky vyznamnych hospodarskycl
pracoyn1kov.
Spisska Nova YES je priemysel
nym mestom a S najvacsim 20
ctom obyvatel'stva medzi ostat
nymi mestami pod Tatrami. Me
sto yd'ac1 "a svoj ruch niele1
priemyslu, obchodu a svojej vhot
nej polohe na koSicko-bohumfn
skeJ trait, ale i tomu, ze je w
chodiskom pre- krasnu turistiku
vylety do hor, ktore obklopuj
cele mesto, lebo Slovensky ra
Dobsinska ladova jaskyna, 81
sedna Levoea, Spissky brad, Kr;
sna horka atd'., s1 vd 'acnymi
vyhl ,adavanymi ciel ami turisto,
Zelame usporiadatel 'stvu, alb
vystava tato, ktora je skutoen
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
10 ROKOV UNIVERZITY KO,
MENSKEHO.

Svaz Slovenskeho Studentstva
usporiadal 20. maja auditoriu
maximu pravnickej fakulty osla-
WI 10. vyroGia un1yerzity Komen-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
VEL 'KA STATNA NEMOCNICA
v ZILINE.

Dna %. maja polozeny bol "a
kladny kamen k stavbe vel 'kej
statnej nemocnice Ziline. Ma
stavbu Stat prispel IL milionami,
mesto Zilina pol milionom 6
hektarami pOZemkoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28
HROZNA sMRT HROBARA,

Y Mnisku, okrese gelnickom
(Spis) zavznela %. maja domu
hrobarovho silna detonacia. Ked'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-06-28

vnikli do domu, nasli tam lezat'
hrobara bez hlavy. Vysetrovanfm
sa zistilo, ze hrobar polozil 81 pod
kloblk dynamit, ktory mu vybu-.
chom celkom roztrhol hlavu.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-12-11
MRS. AUGUST REETZ /
CALLED BY DEATH
Clements Resident Passes AWAY
Wednesday, December 4 At s,
ter Lingering Illness q

, Mrs. August Reetz passed away
Wednesday, December 4th, at her
home at Clements after long illness.
She was injured last September
when she fell causing internal injur-
les and since that time was confined
to her bed. Funeral services were
held Sunday, December 9Th, at 1 80
s o'clock from the home and at 2
o'clock the Lutheran church with
Rev. Christ Mark conducting the
service. Interment. was made in the
Lutheran cemetery. Ia
Bertha Edwald was born in Nicol-
let, June 3, 1882. On September 10,
1913 she was married to August M.
Reetz. After their marriage they
made their home on a farm near
Clements.
The deceased leaves to mourn her
loss her husband, and three children,
Verna, Arnold and Edwin. She is
also survived by four sisters, Rose,
Lydia, Alma and Mrs. Zimmerman
and two brothers, Martin and Her
man.
The bereaved family has the SYM
pathy of their many friends in their
great loss.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-12-11
LAMBERTON COOP
CREAMERY OPENED
Dedication and Opening of New
Creamery Held at Lamberton
Last Saturday

sLamberton and community had the
spotlight of southern Minnesota
focused on them last Saturday when
many people joined in dedicating the
new cooperative creamery. Those
attending the dedication were treat
ed to a large program, while the new
creamery, a part of the Land O'Lakes
was open for inspection all of the
day.
John Brandt, president of the
Land OLakes association gave an ad-
dress touching on the operations OF
the association. Mr.. Brandt, force
full talker and one of the leading
authorities on the cooperative cream
cry, held the audience with his mes
sage.
Other speakers delivering short ad-
dresses are as follows: John LaDue,
Minneapolis, former Lamberton at
torney; Max Renner, operator of the
Springfield creamery; Mr.. Sullivan,
president of the new creamery; Mr..
Toolle, operator of the new cream
cry; Mr.. White, jersey dairyman of
Marshall; Mr.. Baker, another repre-
sentative of Land O'Lakes; congra-
trlations by Nate Bovee, County
Agent, were extended at the close OF
the program.