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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-11-29

and August Carity estates. Probate
of will: John ]. Harrington estate.
Administration: Ole Reierson and
George Gagnon estates. Appoint
ment of guardian for Andrew Praest-
gard. Petition to sell land: Edward
Radtke estate. Petition to mortgage
land: Francis M. Stronach estate.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-11-29

Misses Minnie and Martha Behr
went to Wood Lake Sunday to attend
the wedding of their sister, Alvina
Behr.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-11-29
Vesta. Seaforth, Milroy
Presbyterian Churches

Rev. Robert Alexander, Pastor
Services on next Lopd's day will be
as follows:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-11-29

Church of Christ
"The Church Of Kindness"
Bible School q. m.
Morning worship ---------11 a. m.
Sermon, Bible Sunday, "How the
common people were given the BIZ
ble."
Christian Endeavor -----6:30 p. m.
Evening service-union service at
Presbyterian church with missionary
speaker from Mexico.
Evening prayer service at $50
Sunday.
Bible study class under direction
Of Mr.. Robbins Monday evening at
1880 p. m. s,.-s. .,...-,4 IL
Board meeting Tuesday evening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-11-29
Methodist Epi"copal Church

G. E. Martin, Minister
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-11-29

Vesta:
Morning worship ------9:3O a. m.
Sunday School ---1O:30 q. m.
The C. E. society meets at p. m.
SeafOrth:
Sunday School ----------10:30 a. m.
Our next preaching service will be
at 1880 a. M, December 9.
Milroy:
Sunday School ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 a. m.
Morning worship ----------11 a. m.
The C. E. society meets at 8 p. m.
To these services we extend to all
Q most cordial welcome.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-11-29

O most cordial welcome.
Church of the Holy Communion
(EpiscopaD
Rev. ]. G. Larsen, Rector
Evening worship -------7:30 p. m.
Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-11-29

Lutheran Church of Delhi
Rev. Christ Anderson, Pastor
Sunday, December 2, services at
7:30 p. m.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-11-29

Church of Christ
"The Church of Kindness"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29

ham Palace; the roast beef at
Simpsons, and a glimpse of the
wine cellars under the old
Cheshire Cheese, beloved of DR..
Johnson.
Hampton Court
I would take a quick run out
to Hampton Court, to see the
huge grapevine and the yew
alley, where the glory that was
Elizabeth'S still fingers in the
high lights and shadows;
would 60 up to oxford and won
der again at the mighty col
leges.
There would be another day
spent at Canterbury, where the
beauty and grandeur Of the
Cathedral Soothes the little hur.
rying things in ones brain with
its sublime StatelineSs and in
difference. York Minister would
have the same effect-itS ivied
walls calm and serene above the
activity Of the streets.
A myriad other things would
be enjoyed and exclaimed over,
and many pleasant trips into
the various towns and cities
would be taken, before finally
would tuck myself into . COM
Portable compartment aboard
the crack train, the Royal
Scot"-you may have seen her
when she came here on her way
to the Worlds Fair-and go
speeding northward into the
rugged beauty of Scotland.
Rugged Scotland
The Misty Isle" would offer
me so many old-tirne thrills
real porridge; kits as q matter
of course; memories of luckleSs
Mary Of Scotland, and the
bloody border wars; the actual
scenes of SCOTS great novels;
OF Macbeth" Of the Scottish
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29
Holiday Cruises Are Expected
To Gain Popularity

The first winter cruise to be
scheduled by the International
Mercantile M arin e-Roosevelt
Steamship Company is a New
Years Eve cruise to Bermuda
on the United States liner Man.
haitian, it was made known to.
day by j. s. Mahool, general
passenger traffic manager Of
the company.
The cruise will not interrupt
the transatlantic schedule of
the liner. which is regularly en-
ployed in the United States
Lines New York-Hamburg serv-
ice.
The Manhattan is slated to
sail from New York on the eve
ming Of December 20 and to ar
rive at Hamilton Harbor on the
morning Of December 80. Pas
SengerS will have a full day and
a half in Bermuda, an unusual
ly long stay for a four-day
cruise, for the Manhattan re.
mains there until noon on De
cember 81.
New Years Eve will be cele-
brated on shipboard on the re-
turn voyage, which ends 1t New
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29
Grand Canyon Development
Is Under Construction

Canyon rock and still others of
adobe. All will be in natural
settings clinging to the rock
strata and half hidden by the
pinyons and jumpers.
The central lodge or first
unit is to be Of rustic log cabin
style. The interior will reveal
log post columns, a flasstone
floor and a large fireplace at
the north end.
The lounge which immediately
adjoins the lobby, will have two
special view windows from which
interesting and unusual vistas
of the Canyon may be seen.
while from the covered terrace
one may watch the tiny figures
of trail parties, far beneath the
Canyon rim, as they make their
way to the river and back over
Bright Angel Trail.
This new project is unique
in that it will provide variety
of accommodations not ordi-
narily available. For the traveller
of limited means, comfortable
and attractive rooms with run
ming hot and cold water, will
be available, also rooms with
private bath-all the comforts
and convenienceS Of q modern
hotel will be provided.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29

Chiefs: Of Robert Louis Steven
son, and of Bobbie Burns.
In Edinburgh, the great Castle
overshadows the fitting ghosts
Of Bonnie Prince Charlie, and
Burke and Hare. I would linEer
long in Scotland - the days
would never be long enough to
renew all the old dream &C
quaintances.
And then-over to ireland,
with its bansheeS, its green,
green grass and snowy roads, its
ruined castles, and busting
horseshows, its peat. its boys,
and it's exquisite lakes. The
majesty of the Giants Cause
way at one extreme, and the
furry baby donkeys at the other!
StratfOrd
Back again to England, and
into Wales and Cornwall, be-
loved by all who have read and
loved the "Idylls of the King"
where Tintagel leans forward to
the sea just as it did in those far
off days when Tristan played
his harp there, and charmed for"
ever the heart of La Belle Iseult.
And then, last of all before
sailing for home, a pilgrimage
to Stratford-to stand in awe
before the birthplace and the
tomb of Shakespeare. Here, too,
is the much criticized Memorial
Theatre, opened in 1932-which
presents its completely modern
facade to the world side by side
with the ancient Tudor build
1ngs.
Once more aboard ship, I would
relax with my memories, and
the feeling that for once I had
been able to drink my fill of
glamorous history and legend,
changed, before my very eyes,
into vigorous and satisfying real
tiles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29
Inventory Of Air Express Shows
Interesting Assortment

Air express today is a veritable
magic carpet for unusual, as
well Is regular shipments, shows
Q check Of naanifests on United
Air Lines passenger transports,
whose express compartments
have been showing increased
shipments.
~ some Of the strange articles
srried are: Sausage castings
from San Francisco to Chicago;
10 pounds Of Compressed air"
whisked by plane and rail from
Midland, Mich, to Los Angeles:
shipments Of feathers from New
York to the Pacific Coast: so
pounds Of ice cream from Holly
wood to New York, and milk
from Omaha to New York for
testing purposes.
silk ribbons, cigars, cheese,
crabs, paper bags, empty car
tons. . 26-pound sample of stone
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29

The Sante Fe Railway and
Fred Harvey have started work
on the new Grand Canyon de-
veloprnent on the South Rim,
which will be known as Bright
Angel Lodge and Cabins. This
first unit is to be completed by
May /, 1885, although the COM
plete construction program is to
extend over a two-year period
and involve an expenditure of
100000.
The central unit will contain
lounge, lobby and transporta-
ton offices, large lunch room,
various shops and working de-
partments. A second step pro-
vides for the erection of a guest
house containing 20 to 30
rooms; detached cabins, with
one to four rooms; and q trail
house with showers, dressing
rooms and other accommoda-
tions for visitors taking the
trail trips into the Canyon.
In their rambling, oneStory
design. the final group will sug-
geSt an interesting little village
which has gradually grown up
on the rim Of the Canyon. The
buildings themselves will be
small enough to be homelike,
yet large enough to provide for
the heavy travel periods.
Some Of the structures will
be of logs. Others of Weathered
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29

England, Scotland, Wales and
Ireland are all treasure houses
Of history and fascination.
On every side one finds a
link with the past. and lives
again the thrilling moments Of
heroes and heroines who have,
through mental association, be-
come as close to us Is . real
member Of the family.
Famous Port
If I were to undertake q tour
Of this type, I think I should
land from my staunch ship at
Southampton. From there,
aboard 3 swift train, over the
wonderfully smooth roadbeds
of the Associated British Rail
ways, 1 would proceed to Lon
don.
Pulling out of the station at
Southampton, 1 would remem-
Der that from here the May.
flower set forth on that great
voyage of hers which brought
us so many ancestors and high
boys, and that King Henry v
embarked here before the Bat
tie of Agincourt.
Arriving in London, I would
go to one of the comfortable
hotels for just a quick waSh-up.
and then set forth Immediately
to see all the things one never
sees when visiting friends there.
A look-in, for sentiments sake,
at the odd Curiosity Shop" in
tender memory OF Little Nell";;
a shudder and a tear for the
many gallant and gentle souls
who persisted in the great tow
er; glorious Westminster Abbey,
with its delicate spires and
time-mellowed walls that have
looked upon so much; lime
house and the docks, full of
color and activity; the chang
ing Of the guard at Bucking-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29
Marked TroveI Swing South England Scotland Wales Ireland Are Treasure
America Under Wov Houses of HHston and leQends

less poverty and privatfOn. The
Trans-Andean Railway, large
sections Of which were washed
away some months ago, will not
BE- reconstructed for another
year or two, but, meanwhile,
travel over the mountains will
be handled satisfactorily by
train and auto during the
months Of December to March
only.
Gas q result Of the disruption
Of the Trans.Andean railway, the
air service has been augment !
somewhat to take care Of the
increased traffic. For the com
ing season Cooks has com.
pleted arrangements with its
South American offices to
handle o good portion Of Its
tourist traffic from Chile to the
Argentine via the beautiful Chile
and Argentine lake region often
referred to IS the Switzerland
Of South America This route
is pasSable the year round"
Up the Amazon
Among the trips being fea.
tured this year are a 1,O00-mile
journey by steamer on the
Amazon River to Manaos, and
another journey Of two weeks
by steamer and rail to the great
Iguazu Falls, which are higher
and wider than Niagara. Each
Of these journeys is through tie
dense tropical vegetation Of the
jung9es.
The conducted tours planned
by Cooks for the winter sail
from New York in January and
February, occupying 10 to IS
days. Steamers Of the Grace,
Munson and FurnesS Prince
lines will be used. In addition,
several combination tours of
South America by air and water
are being sponsored by Cocks.
These make the Journey south
ward on the new air liner, Bra
lillian Clipper, recently placed in
operation by the Pan-American
Always.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29

One Of the most important
changes in travel trends in recent
months Is the growing interest
In South America and the sub
Stantially increased bookings on
tours and cruises on that route,
according to officials Of Thomas
Cook 81 Son-WagonS-Lit, Inc.
To accommodate this greater
demand, six conducted tours are
scheduled by Cooks for the
winter, compared with one last
wear, and in addition Cooks is
listing seven independent tours
BY water and air.
The cruise Of the 8. 8. Malolo
around South America to the
EuchariStic Congress at BuenoS
Aires, from San Francisco the
ether day, was booked practl'
cally to capacity.
Prosperous
Officials Of Cooks say that &C.
cOrdinE to present indications
the volume Of travel to South
America this winter. reaching
the Southern Hemisphere during
their summer, will be the great
est in several years. In prepare
ton for this movement, Cooks
staff is now compiling a 32-page
booklet, How to See South
America" intended for the use
Of tourist agents throughout the
country.
G. e. O'Rourke, special repre-
sentative for the organization.
made o two months tour during
which he made a personal in
Spection of hotel, rail, water and
other facilities for American
travellers. He says:
"HOteI facilities have been i'm.
proved remarkably in South
America in the last five years.
1t 10 possible to travel In any
country, especially in the cities,
with entire satisfaction with all
accommodations,
South America is keenly in
terested i'm developing travel
from the United States. 1t was
significant to note, on my trip,
that the southern republics are
better off economically at pres
emit than the United States, with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29

limestone, tin cans, q bell,
wheels, vegetable seeds, and
various kinds Of meat were re-
cent air express cargoes on
United.
An actress received Q wig; o
net champion a case Of tennis
balls: a movie producer q suit
Of clothes, and q left.handed
golf star q needed left-handed
club-all at the last minute via
three-mile-a-minute delivery by
air express.
Authors are flying their manu-
scripts back and forth to pub
fishers, swans air express their
engagement rings. Personal
gifts Of cut flowers, candy, cloth
ing and jewelry are delivered
nowadays by air express with
the speed of flight, show United'S
manifests.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29

York on the evening Of Janu.
airy 1.
The decision to take advan-
tage of the ManhattAn'S stay
on this side for q holiday cruise
was made early in the season,
Mr.. Mahool. explained, because
a substantial number Of in.
quiries have already come in
from people interested in Christ
mas and New Years holiday
cruises, indicating that they
will be even more popular than
last year, when the Manhattan
was booked to capacity two
weeks before she sailed on a
similar cruise.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29
CRIMINALS SHUN ISLAND

Minorca, one Of tho BGleariS
Islands, Is practically crimeless,
People leave their personal POS
sessions lying about their farms
and yards, and the houses are
left continually open.
Father Juniper Sierra, tho
founder Of San FranciSco, Calf,
was born in Majorca, another Of
the Balearic Islands.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-29
By BETSY CAsWELL


back there
paths
again having
andf had ganed frombo sand
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08
A CAMPBELL POLGARI
KOR MULATSAGA FEB
= RUAR 10-EN LESZ.

A CampbelIi Polgari Kor
szombathoz egy hetre, vagyis
februar ho 1O-en les mem mint
tevesen jelezve volt februar ho
1l-en) tartja nagy farsangi bal
jat magyarsag altal jol is
inert Roman Hall-ban.
A Polgar Kor amely Camp
bellben eveken at vezet6 szere-
pet jatszott, mar nagvon regen
nem rendezett mu1atsagot. Azert
keri most nemcsak a campbelli,
de a kornyeki magyarsagot is,
hogy keresse fel nagy szammal
EFT kedvez6 alkalmat ahol jol
mulathat. Szikora es Medve
nagy zenekara fog muzsikalni ez
alkalommal Is lesz minden ami
jo szemnek es szajnak (no meg
a toroknak.) A Kor most szom-
baton este rendkiviih megbe-
szelest tart a Kultur Klub he
lyisegeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08
The tale OF 1894

kill, two young lions must stand
guard to drive away those who
are not entitled to share
"And forthwith the misery
became greater because the lions
on guard chased away every
body, even the jackals, who tried
to approache the kill for his
share.
THE poor jackals went again
to the elephants, and heard the
following words:
The dingo dogs have their
union but no hyena can be a
member of that organization.
The dingoes hunt jointly but
do not care to have the support
and patronage of the lions. You
jackals must rely solely on your
selves or perish
"And because the jackafs did
not follow the wisdom of the
elephants, they are the weakest,
and most despised animals of the
great wilderness even yet"
So goes the African tale. And
don't forget that tales are al
ways old, rejecting the wisdom
Of bygone ages. Now the tale
of the jackals is new in the
United States, and seems to be
worthy to be accepted as the
tale of 1884. The comparison
is very handy. The suffering
jackals are the poor American
workers. The elephants are
known as the New Deal Govern
ment. The hyenas are represented
by the crooked union officials,
and the lions by the barons OF
industry.
And what is the advice given
to the American workers.
"You must rely solely on your
selves or perish"
How to rely on ourselves? -
through one strong union.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08

The tale was brought back
from the heart of Africa by the
great American naturalist, Carl
Ackeley, whose grave is now
in the middle of the great
African National Park, and wild
life reserve, created by the wis
dom of the British Empire.
Hark, so goes the tale, and
learn it by heart, American
workers:
Once upon a time the
jackals, the blood relations of
the American coyotes, had very
hard times. Food was scarce.
and for a miserable bone a
decent jackal had to trot manv
weary miles. When the famine
became unsufferable, the jackals
held a meeting, and decided to
go for advice to the fountain
head of all'Misdom. Now wisdom
is supposed to be handled in
civilized States by the. Govern
ments but in African wilds the
animals know better. The jackals
went to the elephants. and the
great herd of giants consented
solemnly to hear the complaints.
One of the old jackals stated
the case, after due deliberation
the leader of the elephant herd
said:
You have to organize. Your
great fault is that all of you
try to work separately. Indivi-
dually you are weak but jointly
you are strong. Organize at
once, and all your cares are
over for good
So the jackals of Africa
called meetings, and built up
their union that had many
branches amongst the hills and
dales. Unluckily a few hyenas
muscled themselves in to the
organization, and were appoint
ed either as organizers, or as
walking delegates, and the
jackals rapidly discovered that
whatever advantages they gain
ed through the union, had to
be turned over to the hyenas as
their bounty. So the jackals de-
cided to ask the support and
patronage OF the great lords,
the lions, and deputation was
sent to the den of Numa, the
strongest lion, who gave a
decent hearing, and said,
You do not need the hyenas,
and I will see to it that they
should be driven away. From
now on wherever there is a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08
HUSVET
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Koszontse szemelyesen ohazai
rokonait es baratait az idei hus-
vetkor. Milyen j6, milyen meg
hato Oft tolteni a husveti iinne-
peket a regi kedves kornyezet-
ben, talan a regi hazban is,
ahonnan annak idejen kiindul-
funk nagy amerikai utunkra.
EFT vagyunkat pedig igen
egyszeriien erhetjiik el, inert
manapsag az id6 es ter nem
problema tobbe, inert szivunk
vagyat meg egy sovany bugyel-
laris is megengedi.
A North German Lloyd, mint
minden evben, ugy az iden is
rendez egy nagy husveti tarsas-
utazast az ohazaba. A hatalmas
"Europa'"t inditja marcus l7-en
New Yorkbol. E kirandulas
Gojdich S. Istvan urnak,
Lloyd f6tisztvisel6jenek szeme-
lyes felugyelete alatt tortenik.
AZ utazasra, vonatkozo minden-
nemu felvilagositasert forduljon
a helyi ugynokehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-08
'tY0UNGST0WN Is VIDEKE HIREI''
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 1O5 - end St. Niles, Q

A mutt vasarnap befejeztiik
kozgyiilesiinket az vi tisztvise.
lok megvalasztasaval. Presbite-
riumunk tehat a kovetkez6kbol
fog allani sez eyre: Gondnok Mo-
ricz Albert. Jegyzo Buh Janos.
Penztarnok Peter Gyorgy. Pres
biterek Niles-rol Csolty Josef,
kis Sander, Moldvai Istvan, Re-
ho josef, Sefer Antal. Sohajda
Istvan, Szakacs Albert, Szilvasi
Sandor, 'paszil Zsigmond. War
renr61 Vajda Andras es Veres
Ferenc. Newton-Fallsrol Varju
Mihaly es Elek Bertalan. AZ vi
tisztviselok a jov6 vasarnap fog
jak hivatali eskut letenni az
istenitisztelet kereteben.
Els6 gytileset hetf6n este tar
totta a presbiterium, ennek fo-
lyaman januari szamadast We
geztiik el es terveket dolgoztunk
XII a jov6re nezve. Ltgkozelebbi
ilyen terv a marcus 15-ikenek
megiinnepfese alkalmi program
NAL. Amennyiben ez evben eri
el az egyhaz onallo mukodese-
mex 1O-ik evet. ennek az evfor-.
dulonak megiinnepleset is terv-
be vettiik. Jovo vasarnap harom
csoportban elindul a presbiteri-
um egy resze, hogy felkeresse
egyhazunk -tagjait' es oket egy-
hazunk tamogatasara serkentse.
Akik abban helyzetben vannak
mar. hogy tudnak egyhazunkra
is aldozni, fogadiak presbiterein-
ket szives szeretettel.
N0egyletinkrol irott multi heti
cikkb6l veletlensegb6l kimaradt
a tisztvisel6k kOziil penztarnok
neve. e. evben is :Tacsik Fe
rencne tolti be penztarnoki
tisztet. Abbol az alkalombol,
hogy Noegyletiink a Lorantffy
Zsuzsanna. neyet viseli es a ta-
gok koziil is sok a Zsuzsanna, a
N6egylet februar ho 18-an va
csorat fog rendezni templomunk
basementjebens A tobbek kozt
finom borju porkoltet keszitenek
es a vacsorajegy olyan olcso
lesz, hogy AIT mindenki megfi-
zetheti. A focel azonban az ilyen
osszejoveteleknel az, hogy mi
mel jobban Observation-Disclosures az
emberek EFT fSsak ugy erhetiuk
el, ha minden alkalmat megraga-
dunk az ilyen kedelves erintke-
zesre. Ne feledje hat senki
N6egylet vacsorajat, februar h5
12-an ~