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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Napsal BedTich Moravec.

cC!ct 32IScScf 92lSc0 DC 3IScSc9oIE
ka nahradi mi bezvladnou le-
vici."
"Tak," divil Sc lekar. este
clovek. Nebudu vas
skutecne v nemocnici zdrzova-
I'll. K sluzbe schopeh nejste,
budete tedy propulsion z VOL
ste. A zahojeni vasf rany je
Ijen otazkou casu."
A propustil no jeste tehoz
dine z nemOcnice.
Sotva Jirf vratil Sc ku sve
setnine, fekl mu setnik: "Pdj-
dete domG, cetari Suchardo.
Abyste 81 vsak z vojny nenesl
lien ranu, dostanete jeste neco
ma pamatku."
Druheho dine shromazdil Sc
cely pluk ma nadvoTi kasaren a
tn plukovnfk pfipjal Jirimu ma
prsa velky stffbrny penfz "a u
datnost a cely pluk vidal mu
Icest zbranf.
u setniny vyhotovili mu pro-
pustni list, vyplatili zadrzeny
zold a Sucharda mohl jiti do
mn. Cekal We Foce nekolik
dnf, az vetsf vojensky trans
port Dude Sc ub1rati k mort.
Potion pres Korito, Bflec a Ire
binji "a til dni dostal Sc do Du-
brovnfka, tn no dopravili ma
parnlk a uz plavil sc k Terstu
ublraje Sc dom1.
Prochazeje Sc pc palube par
n1ku, ktery zdal sc mu pomalu
plouti, jenom ma domov myslil
zapomenuv ma vsecka prestala
utrpen1: "Tolik let jsem je ne
videl," sam sebou hovoTil, Ga
lie hnedle budu u mich, vsech
tech mych milych, drahych. V
Terstu nebo We Vfdni nakou-
PIN Jim darG. Tatlkovi nejle-
pc peknou dymku a Verunce
zlaty prstenek. A CO Vaskovi
a tete Hate? Vsak ma neco
pr1hodneho vzpomenu. Ale po-
tom jim pov1m, re mi tax dlou-
no nepsali. A zrovna krasne
prijdu domu. Tady ma jihu uz
je skoro letO a vedro nesnesi-
telne, ale u mas v Olesne Dude
jaro v prvnfm rozpuku. Donna
Dude ted krasne. " Sc tesim
ma ty nase lesy, tady je vsude
jen hola skala. Abych je jen
nepolekal! Je to hloupost, ia
mole schromena levice. Ale
co? Dostal jsem Sc S tim drfv
domG a mann ma vzdy vyslou-
zeno. We sluzbe mi to vaditi
nebude a Verunka Dude mne
m1ti rada jeste vic, az il povim,
co jsem zkusil."
A uz Sc jen tesil az parnfk
pfistane v Terstu. Potion to
pujde drahou rychleji dom1,
do milych, zlatych Czech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Vzacna zveT ma Morave.

V okoli Cervene Vody ma Sc
vern1 Morave Sc jiz dels1 dobu
zdrzuje hejno velikych krkav-
CT, kteT1 jsou We stTednl Evro-
pc velikou vzacnostf.V les1ch u
Cervene Vody sc potuluje We
like stado muflon1, divokych
ovci, u mas rovnez vzacnych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Navrat do starych cast.

V Pobeskydf ma Tesfnsku pri-
chazej1 znovu Ike cti vetrne
mlyny. Pr cenach a poplat-
c1ch z obilf Sc parnf pohon v
mens1ch mlynech nevyplac1 a
vodn1ch prudkych tokG je ne
dostatek. Stavej1 Sc tam pro-
to vetrne mlyny, ktere mali ce-
lou konstrukci stavby i kT1del
ocelovou. V Raskovic1ch byly
~postaveny diva, v Dobronic1ch
je jich osm a dals1 v Bukovi-
c1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21

V OleSne kvetly stromy ma
zahrade u hajovny, ma polich
Tide sill jar, Vaclav byl v lese
ably dohlfzel ma lidi sazejfcf
mlade stromky, teta Hata va
rila obed, ma zahrade sedel sta
~ Sucharda hlede dol1 ma YES
a v trave u neho sedela Verun-
ka hledic uprene v oci starco-
Wy a pc tichu pej1c jakysi jed
notvarny neurcity napev pfsne.
To bylo tax jejfm zvykem. V
ruce drzela puncochu a pletla
mechanicky ami ma praci nehle
die.
"Nekdo k nam jde cd vsi,"
fekl Sucharda.
Verunka pohledla ma neho
nejevic n%ejmens1ho zajmu ma
tom, co povfdal.
Sucharda smutne Sc usmal.
Vzpomnel 81, re Verunka ne
chape, co Sc il pov1da.
"Boze, to je mas Jill" Wiki
XII pojednou starry hajny a wy
skociv z lavicky, ma ktere do
sud byl sedel, chvatal vstffc
pffchoz1mu.
Pc chv1li otec sc synem Sc
objali a tn uz starry hajny 81
vSiml, re syn no objal jen pra-
vic1.
"Coz druha ruka?" tazal Sc
strucne.
"Nesu 81 maly sram z VOL
n.y." odvetil Jirfk usmfvaje Sc.
Gale hrozne to nenf a uz je to
skoro zahojene."
"At je to jake chce, jen kdyz
ses vratil", fekl otec.
"A coz Verunka, otce?" ia
zal Sc Jirf nedockave. "Z1sta-
la mi vernou?"
"Boze, ~zdstala, chlapce,"
vazne mu odvetil hajny. Gale
mnoho sc nepot6s1s. Je u mas.
Zrovna o vanoc1ch pozbyla ro-
zumu, ami lekar il nepomohl.
Ami newt, CO sc to S nj stale. Je
to politovan1 hodny tvor. il,
pracuje, CO Sc il ukaze, ale ne
a nikoho nezna. Wal il
Vaclav k nam, kdyz il obec
chtela dati do pastusky k ze-
brakGm."
folk jsem sc ma shledanf s
nj tesil," Tekl Jifl smutne.
(Pokracovan1.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21
Vypalila 81 oci.

V Komarne 81 chtela pTebar-
Wit vlasy ma svetlo 19leta Emf
lie Silleova jakymsi prostTed-
KEN, jejz 81 koupila pokoutne.
Pr tom Sc il latka dostala do
ocf a ODE il je vypalila. Mimo
to utrpelo devce otravu krve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21

Ohnivy blesk vyletel re snehu
a rozletel Sc ma vse strany.
"Srapnel," vykTikli vojlni ra
dostne. "Nasi jsou tu," a chte-
Ii vyraziti ven.
"Pozor!!" volal Jiri. Ell
stante V kule. Vbehli bychom
nasim do rany."
Rachocen1 drobne strelby O.
zvalo Sc ma planine, celia setni-
ma rozvinuta v role bezela pres
planinu strflejfc "a hajduky a
pres hlavy voj1n1 Italy Strap
nelly ma opacny svah hory.
este zivi?" oval Sc HAS
pred kulou a setnik jakysi stall
S v%ytasenou Savlf nahl1zeje do
vnitT.
"Zivi az ma jednoho," odve-
til Jir1 vylezaje ven. Jeho vo-
JIM nasledovali.
"Drzeli jste Sc statecne," re-
XII setn1k podavaje Jir1mu ru-
ku. "Videli jsme vas zapas z
Foci, ale nemohli jsme YAM dr1
We pTispeti ku pomoci, protoze
costa sem je pc te dnesnf vani-
ci neschGdna."
Pronasledovan1 hajdukG ne
trvalo dlouho. Sotva sebehli pc
svahu hory, byli ma 1zem1 Ger
ne Hory a vojsko Sc muscle
vratiti.
Ma planine pred kulou plu-
kovnf lekar obvazoval ranene
vojfny.
Tu pristoupil k nemu Jiri
Tka: "Jsem take ranen, pane
plukovn1 lekafi," a ukazal mu
nepatrnou ranu pod paz1, KITE
ra nekrvacela a take nebyla
obvazana.
"To je podivna rama" divil
Sc plukovn1 lekaT. "Kde jste
81 il utrzil? Oba svaly pod pa
Ii jsou protrzeny strelou."
"Hned v noci pTi prvn1m d
toku hajdukG dostal jsem ra-
nu," oznamoval Jiri.
Gale to jste 81 mel hned ne
kterym vojfnem dat obvazati,"
rekl lekar. "Je to Size lehka
rama, ale oSkliva."
"Nebylo mono ma takovou
vec mysliti," rekl Jir1 S 1sme-
vem. "Hledel jsem, ably vojfni
nepoznali, re jsem ranen. Byli
by snad pozbyli vsf odvahy, pc
celou noe udrzoval jsem je pri
nj jedine sym duchem."
"Rozum1m YAM, ale nejed-
nal jste pTece dobfe," pravil
l6kaF vazne. "Polezite 81 ted
s n%epatrnou ranou dlouho v
nemocnici. A jeste nevlm, jak
to skoncf pro ruku. Jeste Ste
st1, re je to levice."
Chvfli potion vojfni shromaz-
dill Sc kolem kuly. Hladova po-
sadka Jir1kova dostala jist a
pit, dive horska della, ktera bo-
je Sc s1castnila, nalozena ma
mezky, ranen1 nalozeni ma
mezky, take mrtvola padleho
vojlna pfivazana ma hrbet mez
ka a dlouhy vojensky tab po-
malu sestupoval zavejemi pc
svahu hory doll k mestu Foce.
V kule zGstala ses1lena po-
sadka cerstvych vojin1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21

saliva ~vystfel1 a kulky pleskaly
do stem kuly.
"Vsak Wy nam il nerozstfili-
to-" small Sc JiT1, "je z dobreho
kamene. Strllejte!" Tekl vojl-
Nun.
Vystrely vyletovaly z kuly,
hajduci odpov1dali z kfovin a
We ctvrt iodine ticha noe Ste
d~rovecern1 ozyvala Sc ma osa-
melem vrchu zapasem bOjuJ1-
cich.
P1l hodiny trvala ~pTestrelka
bez valneho vysledku. Povstal-
ci palili ma kamenou kulu a vo-
jfni vystTelovali ma b1hzdar do
tiny, kde videli zablesk vystfe-
lu.
Potion jeden voj1n omeskav-
81 Sc neopatrne v okne byl ra-
men rozplesklym O kamen olo-
vem ma ruce. Rama byla oskli-
va a bolestna roztrhnuvsi cely
sval loketnf. Raneny hrozne
narikal, kdyz MI Jirf ovazoval
ruku a vojfni zlostne pobfhali
v tesn6 kule volajfce: "Vyraz-
me ma ne, pane cetari a pobij-
me tn chasu!"
"To bychom 81 DALI" Tekl il
RI klidne. "Jen trpelivost, no
81 a zadne pTenahlen1. Jedno-
no pc druhem by mas ted po-
stTfleli, nez bychom z kuly Wy
lezl. Dockejme rama! Ia dine
i kdyz nasi by neprisli, postf1-
lime ~povstalce ma planine," A
vojfni Sc pc t6 reel uklidnili.
"Je to lest, ably mas vylakali
ven," vysvetloval JiTf. "Cekej-
me a pTipravme sc ma hromad-
ny dtok."
Ukazalo Sc, re Jirf dobTe ha-
dial. V jednu hodinu S pdlno-
ci, kdyz chumelenice snehova
dosahla nejvyssfho stupne, O.
wal Sc venku kirk a hajduci
hrnuli Sc Ike kule. Bylo jich
pres sto, celia plan Sc jimi "a
cernala. z kuly padaly rany,
jake kdyz prs1, pfece vsak
prudkym nabehem dostali Sc
hajduci az k same kule preska-
kavse i pres nfzkou z1dku kulu
ohranicuj1cf a voj1ni pracovali
bodakem u vchodu a strileli do
povstalc1 okny ma vzdalenost
nekolika krokG. Utok byl hne-
die odrazen a hajduci prchali
do krovin, ale v kule NELL tri
move ran6n6. Jen je obvazali,
jeden z Mich stfelen byv do pr
sou umfel MAZE hlavu poloze-
nou ma kolenou JiT1ho.
"To je smutny stedry vecer",
vzdychal ten, co prv6 touzil pc
dolkach.
"Nejsmutnejs1 pfi tom je,
pf1teli, re tt venku ami neved1,
proc ma mas dtocf a zbytecne
zivoty sve ob6tujf," rekl Jirf
vazn6 skladaje mrtvolu vojino
WI Setrne ma Zem.
Nekolik hodin bylo ticho ma
planine.
"Za Ultra jiste hajduci obno-
vi 1tok," Tekl JiTf. "Budte O.
patrni a neukazujte Sc! Settle
naboji, at Sc udrzime nez nasi
prijdou."
Bee spanku, bez obcerstvenf
naslouchaj1ce skucenf vetru a
snaz1ce Sc zrakem proniknouti
tmu ztravili vojfni zbytek noel.
"Sv1ta," Tekl potion jeden
vyhl1zeje opatrne okenkem.
"Chumelenice take prestala."
Ones je boz1 bod vanocnf",
rekl jiny.
"Nasi donna asi vstavajf a
stroll Sc" fekl jiny.
"Kdyby tn byl hrnek kavy a
kus vanocky, jak to asi donna
matka prave dava ma still.
Nam hlad jake pes"
"Pozor!" volal vojin lezfcf
ma zemi u vchodu a hned pus-
ka jeho houkla.
Voj1ni chvatali Ike strflnam.
hajduci hrnuli Sc Ike kule re
vSech stran.
A Ease rany houkaly pc pla-
nine.
"Uz jsem jake moucha," re-
XII jeden vojfn. "Mam hlad'.
"A ia ~vystrelil poslednf patro-
nu," Tekl jiny.
"Vezmi 81 nabojnici cd ne
ktereho raneneho," rekl mu
Jirf.
V tom uz hajduci byli Ease
"a z1dkou u kuly.
Nekteff stfileli do oxen, JIM
odstranovali kameny cd vcho-
du.
Jir1 postavil Sc s peti vojfny
II uohOHn ctTf1o1; x7oo a LoJS1~x
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-21

Bylo uz jaro a jeste Jirf dlel
We vojenske nemocnici We Fo-
&c. Soudruzi jeho, kteri byli s
MIN pri hajen1 kuly raneni,
davno uz Sc z ran svych vyho-
Jill a on jeste prochazel Sc v
zahrade kolem nemocnice no.
Sc ruku V obvaze. Rama pod
paz1 pomalu sc hojila, protoze
pfetrzeny sval nechtel s~r1stati.
Domd psal Jirf nekolikrat, v
kazdem dopisu vyc1tal Verun-
ce, bratrovi i otci, re mu nice
no nep1s1, nedostal vsak z do
nova ami radky, "a to stale sly
sci, re vojenske doprayy mezi
Focou a Koritem pTepadavany
jsou cetami hajduckymi, ktere
hlavne ma poln1 postu mali ma
mlfeno, sl1dfce tn pc penezfch
a uz tusil, re nelze z Foci w.
praviti dopisu a take sem, Re
zadny nedojde. Konecne, kdyz
stromy obalily sc cerstvym lis
tim, rama JiTfkova zaGala Sc
hojiti.
Ale plukovni lekar stale mad
nj vrtel povazlive hlavou. Jed
noho dine tazal Sc Jirfho z ne
madam: "C1m pax jste v obcan
skem zivote?"
"Lesnlkem, pane plukovnf
lekafi," fekl JiT1.
ITO vas srdecne lituji," no.
voril lekaT. "Do smrti uz 2
pusky nevystrelfte. Rama Sc "a
hoji, ale sval pod pazi Sc zkra-
til a levice vase z1stane ma
vzdy schromena. Nektere po-
hyby budete S nj moci konati.
ale pusku zal1citi nebudete
moc1."
"To by bylo," small Sc Jirf.
"Jen kdyz pravice je zdrava.
stT1leti jednou rukou ia
ko obema. Dobra a lehka pus-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-02-04
Catholic Society
Met in St. Pauls
Church Sunday
Judge Paul Ahles Spoke On Juv-
emile Delinquency-Delight-
full Program

Juvenile delinquency was the
problem presented by Judge Paul
Ahles, of st. Cloud, to q group at
tending the first meeting Of the
Western Stearns Federation of
Catholic Societies Sunday evening
at st. Fanls Catholic Church, in
Sank Centre.
Mr.. Ahles, connected for years
intimately with Stearns County
Juvenile cases, charged the group
with the responsibility Of older
persons in eliminating the causes
for such conditions and proposed
remedies for existing conditions. He
pointed to such organizations as
the Junior Band, directed by DIR.
Hanson, that entertained the group,
as a means of eliminating the dan
ger Of leisure time hanging heavily
in the hand of youth.
Important in the business session
was the adoption of the constitution
and bylaws Of the organization.
The meeting was headed by Leo
Beste, president, and included Rev.
Father Haupt, Melrose, as one of
the speakers. The group of nearly
135, including IS out-of-town dele
Continued on Page 4. Col. -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-02-04
Identification
Project Sent
To Capitol
About 1850 Applicants Ask
For Loan To Build 400
Mile Line
OTHERS MAY SIGN
Will Cover Parts of ~ Diff
ferent Townships In
Stearns Co.

Stearns county's application for
the rural identification project will
be sent to Washington on Friday or
Saturday of this week. The project
in this county covers about 1850 ap-
plications and will carry with it a
request for a loan of nearly 400
miles of line. So far there are only
two projects in Minnesota that
have been requested that are larg-
er than this one and the majority
of them are very much smaller,
some running as low as only 80
miles of line. The Stearns county
project will cover parts of 81 diff
ferent townships and it is almost
definite now that before the pro-
ject is finally approved that several
more townships will be added.
Even though the project applica.
ton is going in at this time it does
not mean that no new applications
can be accepted. On the contrary,
farmers in townships who have not
yet signed up on this and are in
terested in taking advantage of this
should contact the committeeman
for their township or the county
extension office, st. Cloud, to find
out the location of the proposed
lines and thereby ascertain If there
is amy possibility of their being SER
we'd by the proposed lines. It is the
aim of the cooperative to have APP
proximately three users per mile
and extensions will not be made in
to new territory unless this aver
age can be secured.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-02-04
D.B.Caughren
Heads Com
nnunity Club
Fred Unger Retiring Presi-
dent Enjoyed Success
full Year
A. NELSON VICE PRES.
Oscar Lying Explained Pro-
posed Plan To Raise
Fairy Lake Level
A. NELSON VICE PRES.

D. B. Caughren was elected as
president of the Community Club
for the ensuing year at the annual
meeting held in the Club rooms last
Thursday evening. Andrew Nelson
was elected as first vice president,
and F. L. Parsons was selected as
the second vice president. Mr..
Caughren chose Walt Gritzmacher
as secretary for 1887.
The secretary's report revealed
that $123178 was taken in by the
club during the year and that
amount was expended for the var
ious community projects which
were successfully conducted. Re
ports of the committeeman showed
a successful year in community &C
tivity, which spoke well for the
work Of the past president, Fred
Unger.
ID. B. Caughren stated in his re-
port on new industries that possib-
ly a dry milk company would locate
in Sank Centre. This company op-
crates in conjunction with the
Land o. Lakes Co. Mr.. Strauss
stated that the local creamery now
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-02-04
Keep Records Of House.
hold and Farm Business
One Hundred And Sixty Rural
Families Keep Accounts In
Management

One hundred and sixty farm fam
lilies in Stearns county are keeping
records of expenditures of their
household and farm business. AL
though many Of these had prev
iously kept some form Of records,
the second lesson in the Home
Management project on Planning
the Family Expenditures" aroused
the desire on the part of SO families
to keep complete records OF the
entire farm and home business. In
addition 81 women are keeping re-
cords Of family and household ex-
penditures.
A great privilege will be given to
these accountants with the pres
ence OF MIR. j. B. McNulty, and Miss
Mary May Miller, both extension
economists in Farm and Home
Management, University Farm, st.
Paul, who will explain how to use
the Minnesota Farm Record book
which Is being used by all. Both
the county agent and county home
agent will be present. These meet
ings win be In the form of instruc-
tional open meetings although in
dividual help win be given If re-
quested.
Because Of this unusual interest
five special meetings are being
held to which both the home-mak-
err and farm manager and account,
keeper, If another member Of the
family, will attend. The schedule
CONTINUED ON Page 4. Col. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-02-04

has use for all of its buttermilk,
which is sold to patrons. They
would, however, keep in touch with
the dry milk proposition, and if
enough creameries could be signed
there would be no opposition to the
location of the company in this
community.
Oscar Lying presented the pro-
posed program for raising the wa
ter levels in Fairy Lake to it's for
mer heighth. He stated that this
project for the conservation of wa
ter, fish and fowl, Is "a duty we owe
to the coming generations. In his
opening remarks he said he hoped
the community spirit, manifested
in this community, would not give
away and that the people would
continue to cooperate with and help
one another.
Mr.. LYING stated that he first saw
Fairy Lake At years ago, and liked
it. During the last % years he has
seen it drop everyday until the wa
ter level has gone lower than ever
during his time, or even during the
white mans existence here. He
mentioned the various dry cycles,
and asserted that the lake did not
go down in 1910 to within or 5
Continued on Page s, Col. a
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-02-04
Overcy0wded Condition of
Senior Hi Stressed BY Board
Will Present Problem Of New Building To Voters Of District
will Let Public Decide AS To Whether They Wish
Governmental Aid In Program

Faced with overcowded condition in the
Board
The District will be confronted
aid it advisable proposition
the district in the future
The State Department of Education has gotten to the place
though
win look with favor school building In fact it will eventual
ly demand it.
opportunity
sgnifying building
considering
undertaken
borne by the taxpayers of the district
The Board several propositions and plans which will be
Herald
which win set forth the facts of the need Of
a building Centre.
disposal of the old build
ing disposed
during
acquaint
facts in the
the public will be invited to inspect the
information conditions
Announcement OF this win be made in the Herald later
Education awaited
plans be announced
the Board will be weighed and will be
settlement
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-02-04
Writer Says
Ohio Recedes
City Is Strictly On Sunday
Basis-No Amusements,
No Shopping

Waters in the flooded areas sur
rounding Cincinnati are receding
and the city manager promises wa
ter and electric service for Thurs
day"-(today) was the report
found in a letter from Miss Eda
Meyer, Cincinnati school teacher
now in Red Cross work, to her cou-
sin, Mrs. w. j. Stadtherr.
Miss Meyer states that the city
is strictly on a Sunday" basis.
She says there are no amusements,
no shopping, only one light in a
house, and everything limited"
In speaking of river levels at
tanned Miss Meyer wrote, "Contin-
ued rains and sleet Sunday brought
the river up above the 1913 and
even above the record stage Of
184-it is dropping now after
reaching just a little short of 80
feet-our flood stage is So; 1913
was 500 and 1884 was III" Anoth-
er slant on the depth Of water was
given by Clarence Arneson, of Gin
cinnati, who stated that at high
water the second story of his bus
mess place was submerged three
feet.
Limitations have been placed on
all commodities and a cross section
of life in Cincinnati is wildly por-
trayed in this paragraph-"We were
very fortunate in having a supply
of gas all during this time. Many
people use 1t for heating almost
everybody uses 1t for fuel Or cook
ing. A small section had to be cut
off and friends Of ours there took
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-02-04
INTERESTING EXHIBIT
OF EARLY LOGGING
DAYS IN MINNESOTA

Not to be outdone by Bemidji
and Brainerd. Glen (Buck) Pot
ter has arranged a logging ex-
hfbit at his garage, using for a
border q chain and two-man
saw. He has selected pictures
taken several years ago in the
Mizpah community where he
was engaged as a lumberjack
when he was eighteen years old.
In the center Of the exhibit is q
picture, which resembles that
northwoods hero. Paul Bunyan.
However, we were told 1t was a
picture of Glen, himself, hirsute
adornment and all. At the side
Of the exhibit is the caudal ap-
pendage of some animal, which
Buck claims Is the tail of Babe"
the great Blue OK, which died
IN the year Of the blue snow.
These pictures are interesting
and as time goes by will in
crease IN interest in the fact
that they depict scenes from
the life Of another vanishing
American, the original Lumber
jack"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-02-04
AIex Victors
Over Locals
Final Score of Fridays Game
Was % to 6-Seconds
~ To 13

SPECIAL-It'n be the fight
ing MelrOse ROvers that will
come to the local hardwOOds
Friday evening of this week to
begin a three-game home SER
les with the local high school
quint. These three games, in
the shelter of their own back
yard, may afford q chance for
the Harveymen to erase some
dark blOts from dirty slate.
On Friday evening the 18th,
Osalxis comes onto the local
horizon. Tuesday evening, the
10th, Long Prairie looms as q
formidable opponent on q re-
turn engagement. 1t will be re-
membered that Long Prairie
was the team that began the
slump of the locals. Paced by
their forward Elver, with %
points, they took the boys.
Here's three games to come
back in the district picture.
While Coach Bill Williams Alex
.ndria seconds rode slightly rougl
hod over the seconds of this cit,
asst Friday evening 81 to Is, hi
arsity string really did the mop
ing up" on Harvey's varsity to tn,
.ismal tune of % to 6.
This defeat represented tn
reatest white massacre since Gus
er's last stand at the Little Ri,
Ioun, and was comparable in dis
strous effects with the tragi'
barge Of the Light Brigade.
It's been prany summers since
mob of Alexians, or any
ne else, has ravaged the Sank Cen
re countryside thus. Alex mad,
lay while the sun shone and thel
to completely plow un
er the crop. But Sank Centre le<
nce-for Brendon shot the frs
asket giving the locals a twt
'oint lead for the first minute O
he game. Their lot was not I,
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-02-04
VOLUME SEvENTY-NUMBER THIRTY-sIx
Sank Lake Creamery Paid
Patrons Sl68,362 i'm 1886
Red Cross Flood
Relief Fund List
Response To Call In Sank Centre
Splendid-Need Is Still
Great

Citizens Of Sank Centre have con-
tributed handsomely to the flood
relief fund of the Red Cross, as
will be seen from the list of donors
in this issue. Over $341.OO has been
sent from this city to aid the
stricken people in the flood area.
The Red Cross chairman from
the jar collections realized for the
fund a total of $65.15. The need is
still great, and local people are
asked to do all in their power to
aid flood sufferers.
Since the flood drive began twelve
new memberships have been re-
ceived, bringing the total paid men,
bership Of the Sank Centre Red
Gross to 221.
Besides the Home School, which
sent $500 direct, as did the Cos
pei Tabernacle with $500 direct, the
following contributed to- flood re-
lief through the local Red Cross
unit, to date, Wednesday:
Mrs. Iris Betz ........-.-.................$1 100
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