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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17

Mikcr fatal ember voltam,
akkor a csillagaszok szaklapja
meg egy havonta megjeleno
nyolc oldalas kis fizetecske
volt, ma pedig egy hetenkent
megjeleno 96 oldalas nagy
konyv, amelynek lattara min
dig vegigfut a hatamon a hi
deg. Elfog a keseruseg a latta-
ra, inert eszembe jut, hogy jo,
ha ebbol a kilencvenhat oldal-
nyi tudomanybol megertek pei
daul ket oldalt, inert mi taga-
das benne, a tobbire olyan szaj-
tatva bamulok, mint kis borju
az vi kapura.
A csillagaszati szaklap elso-
sorban tele van olyan bonyo-
lult szamitgatasokkal, amire
magam is szivesen ait monda-
nam, hogy ha beadnak a ku-
tyanak, hat megveszne tole, de
mem mondhatom, inert tudom
hogy azok a szamitgatasok
igen alaposak es szintiszta
igazsagok vannak bennok
Csak eppen en- vagyok hat
okor hozza, hogy azokat meg
ertsem.
Hebe-korba azonban ebben g
tudosoknak szant szaklapbar
is vannak olyan cikkek, anne
lyeket az egyszerubb esq is
megerthet, mint peldaul az
amelyet legutobb olvastam 6
semmisegbol jott csillagok fe
lol. Utolag ebredtem ra, hogy
ezt persze mem szamokkal dol
gozo csillagasz irta, hanem egy
jonevu, de egyszeru koho mer
nok, aki az acelgyaraknal val
alkalmazva. Es mivel az esq,
mem jar orokke a magassag
ban, termeszetesen mem is to
rekszik ARA, hogy szavait csal
vele egy szinvonalon mozg
tudosok ertsek meg, hanem in
kabb az a gondja, hogy me!
en- is erthetonek es elvezetes
mex talaljam AIT, amt mond.
Mivel pedig annak talaltan
az irasat, a magam meg egy
szerubb nyelven hadd mond
hassam el r. A. Hutchinso,
megallapitasait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17

IuLJU CeLEILuGCSGtL, ue Le17I6-
ssetesen mi abba semmikeppen
mem akarunk beleaUatkosni.
= A megmozdulas vezetoi-
mex sok sikert kivanok; ada
listen, hogy megmozdulasuk
meghozza a kivant eredmenyt.
OF honap valaszt meg el
bennunket a Magyarok Vilag-
kongresszusatol, de az allando
szervezeti irodaban, melynek
ellen az elso Vilagkongresszus
ota all baro Perenyi Zsigmond
macy. kir. koronaor, elnok es
Macy Karoly nyug. fokapitany
helyettes, igazgato, nagyban
folyik a Macy testvori talalkozo
elokeszitese.
E heten kildtek sect a hi
vatalos, muveszi kiallitasu
meghivot a vilag minden taja-
ra, ahol csak magyarok elnek.
Ez a meghivo igazan szen
lelteto modon mutatja, hogy
mennyire szetszorodtunk, mi
lyen messze f0ldeken elnek
szervezett eletet magyar ESQ.,
portok.
Gy0nyoru kepeket talalunk
a meghivoban az eszakameri-
kai, canadai, braziliai, argen-
tinai, franciaorszagi, belgiumi.
nemetorszagi es a mandzsuriai
magyarok eletebol. Bizony
konny szokik az ember szeme-
be, ha a harbini (Mandzsuria)
magyarok csoportos kep6t
szemleli, melyet egy marcus
15-iki unnepelyrol keszitettek.
A meghivo elozetes tajekoz-
tatot is nyujt az augustus
14-tol 21-ig tervezett kongresz-
szus programmed is, melybol
lathato, hogy az unnepsegeken
valo reszvetelek mellett kello
idot szentelnek maid a komoly
targyalasoknak is, amikor
modjukban lesz a vilag minden
tajarol ideerkezett kuld0ttek-
mex eloadni a kivansagaikat,
megbeszelhetik ugyesbajos dol
gaikat.
Az allando szervezeti iroda a
kilenc ev elotti elso vilagkon-
gresszus tapasztalatai alapjan
allitotta ossze az elozetes tale
koztatoban megjelolt progra-
mot. A vegleges program ter
meszetesen maid csak azutan
alakul XII, ha a kiilfoldon elG
magyarok megismertetik az al
lando szervezeti irodaval indit-
vanyaikat, ohajaikat.
A meghivo mellekletekent
Nagymagyarorszag terkepet
kapjak a kiilfOldOn el0 maeya-
rok, belerajzolva termeszeteser
a fajdalmas trianoni hataro-
kat. Z0ld szinnel jeloltek meg
az elszakitott reszeket: mint,
egy szimobolumaul annak
hogy egy pillanatra Sc sziiniink
meg remelni, hogy az elszaki-
tott orszagreszeket visszakap-
juk. Akik a meghivoval a ter
kepet megkapjak, bizonyara
nagyon meg0riilnek annak. A
falvak is fel vannak tiintetve
ICY mindenki megleli ait a koz-
seget is, mely szivenek legked-
vesebb, melytol soha elszakadni
mem tud es mem is akar a XII
vandorolt magyar: a sziilofalu-
jat.
A tajekoztatoban pontosar
feltiintettek a vizum, utlevel es
vasuti kedvezmenyeket is, ami
nagy segitsegere lesz a haza.
kesziiloknek.
L Az anando szervezeti irods
a tajekoztatoban annak az
ohajanak is kifejezest ad, hogy
a kilf0ldi magyar egyesiiletek
ktildottei hozzak ell a nagy ia.
lalkozora egyletiik zaszlajat is
hogy a felvonulasok a messze
f0ldrol hozott zaszlok alatt mi
mel impozansabbak legyenek.
Minden kjilfOldi magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
ELOLJARO BESZED

Eloljaro beszeddel kell szol-
galjak, inert kiilonben a dolog
mem lenne ertheto. Ell kell
mondanom, hogy vannak csil-
lagok, amelyek az altalunk,
hetkoznapi emberek altal is
inert vilagegyetembol jottek es
vannak olyan csillagok, anne
lyek semmisegbol bukkannak
fel es amelyek felol a tudos
csillagaszok kozombosen mond-
jak:
- Mas naprendszerbol teved
tex hozzank.
A hetk0znapi ember csak
hogy sok kulfoldi magyar zasz-
lot lenget maid az augusztusi
szel Budapesten, Esztergom-
ban eS Szekesfehervaron.
Az allando kongresszusi iro-
dahoz erkezo jelentesek, leve-
lex AIT mutatjak, hogy a kon-
gresszus irant vlagszerte =
nyugodtan irhatjuk ezt ICY, =
ahol csak magyarok elnek,
igen nagy az erdekl0des A leg
nagyobb kilfoldi magyar tes-
tiletek: a Verhovay Segely
Egylet, a Magyar Reformatus
Egyesulet, a Bridgeport Ma
gyar Segelyzo Szovetseg elmo
keikkel az ellen kuldenek nagy
csoportokat es az Amerikai
Magyar Hetilapok csoportja is
tiz kepviselot kild sajat kolt-
segen Budapestre.
A kilfoldon elo magyarok a
kongresszus kilenc evi munka-
janak nyoman tudjak, hogy az
allando szervezeti iroda milyen
hasznos munkat fejtett XII, az
itthon jart magyarok szemelye-
sen gyozodtek meg arrol, hogy
az iroda minden tekintetben
rendelkezesere all a hazalato-
cato magyarnak.
Es ait is erezhette az ide-
fordulo magyarsag, hogy az al
lando szervezeti iroda igazan
szivesen latott mindenkit, aki
magyarnak vallotta es erezte
magat, soha senkit6l mem ker-
dezte, mi a politikai aHasfog-
lalasa vagy milyen felekezethez
tartozik. Icy volt ez eddig es
ICY lesz ez ezutan is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17

Qe az aIn6TlKa1 SZlVek, IeIkek
ohajara az amerikai magyar
sag javara fog dolgozni.
Akik Budapesten az ameri-
kai magyarok sorsaval t0rod-
mex, akik az amerikai magyar
eletet figyelemmel kiserik, azok
tudnak errol a nagy horderejii
mozgalomrol.
Az amerikai magyarsag leg
nagyobb baratja csonka ha-
zankban - ezt kul0nben ugyis
tudjak az amerikai magyarok
= baro Perenyi Zsigmond ko-
ronaor, a Magyarok Vilagkon-
gresszusa elnoke. Olyan szere-
tettel, megertessel, tirelemmel
foglalkozik az amerikai magya-
rok dolgaival, hogy az szinte
meghato. Minden amerikai ma
gyarra, akivel csak 0sszehozta
a sors, szinte testveri szeretet-
tel gondol es azok az amerikai
magyarok, akik az utolso evek-
ben itthon jartak es a Vilag-
kongFesszus irodajaba kerul-
tex, tanuim lehetnek, milyen
Macy szeretettel, szivesseggel
fogadja az amerikai magyart
baro Perenyi zsigmond, az
amerikai es altalaban a kill
foldre szakadt magyarok atyai
jobaratja.
Termeszetesen Perenyi baro
is OrOmrlel olvasta a detroiti
megmozdulas hiret. Alkalmam
vot a nagy jelent6segu mozga-
lomrol Perenyi baroval beszel-
nj es a kovetkezoket mondta
a majusra tervezett detroiti
nagy unnepsegekrol:
Orommel olvastam az
amerikai magyar lapokbol a
detroiti magyarok januar 27-
Xxi gyuleserol, ahol nagy lelke-
sedessel elhataroztak, hogy az
ohaza Scent Evenek unnepse-
geibol azok is reszt kernek, a
kiknek korulmenyei mem enge-
dix meg, hogy Magyarorszag
ban vehessenek reszt az unnep-
Segeken. Minden elismerest
megerdemelnek azok a nehez
koriilmenyek kozott elo ma
gyarok, akik a gyules utar
nyomban zsebukbe is nyultak
es azonnal 800 dollart adtak
Ossze az elokesziiletekre.
= En- az amerikai magyaroE
eletebe eppen tiz evvel ezelott
kapcsolodtam, mikor a Kos
suth zarandokokat vezettem al
Amerikaba. Azota foglalkozon
intenziven az amerikai ma
gyarsaggal es kilenc eve allol
az elso kongresszus megtisztelt
bizalmabol annak TARSA
J DALMI szervezetnek az ellen
mely az idegenbe szakadt ma
gyarok ugyeivel foglalkozik. Is
merem jol problemaikat, va
gyaikat es ezeknek megoldasa
ban akarunk mi segedkezni
Ennek erdekeben hivtuk osszt
a masodik vilagkongresszust
augusztusra, amikor remelen
meg is talaljuk maid a modal
a sok kerdes elintezesenek.
Nagybau megkonnyit
maid a helysetet, ha addig {
detroiti naosgalombd kiteljese
dix a Magyar Front, inert hi
ssen akkor egg hatalmas tdbol
problenadit tolndcsolhatjdl
asok, akik anndk kepviselete
ben Budapesten megjelennek.
= A detroiti szazas bizott
sag osszetetele biztositek, hog,
a mozgalom mem ter ell eredet
celkitizeseitol, hogy abba1
mindenki helyet foglalhat, ak
magyarnak vallja magat, ak
hi nemzetsegehez, felre tesz
mex mindent, ami magyart ;
magyartol elvalaszthatja.
szazas bizottsag egyik tarsel
n0ke, Macy Desc prelatus ur /;
Scent ErZsebet arvahaz megte
remtesevel megmutatta, hog,
energiaia nagv feladatOk neo
Evening star., 1938-10-05

Filter was washing that made Peters
eyes pop out so with establishment. It
was what Filter was doing with one
of his wings in order to make sure that
it was thoroughly clean.
You see it was one of his wings that
Filter was washing. He would take
the edge of it in his mouth and pull
and stretch it as if it were rubber. He
would put it over his head while he
washed the under side and Peter could
see the shape of Filters head almost
as clearly as If there were no wing
there. You see that thin substance Of
which Filters wings are made Is q
lot Ike very thin xubaer and stretches
Evening star., 1938-10-05
BY Phillips

ticular moment washing one of his
wings
1t wasn't the fact that Filter was
washing himself that made Peters
eyes stick out so. No indeed Ger
tainly not. Most of Peter's friends
wash themselves with their tongues.
Peter washes himself that way, when
he happens to think of it. I am sfraid
that this isn't as often Is it should be,
for Peter is such a happy-go-lucky
small person that he isn't always care
full Of his looks, but he does It once
In . while. So It wasn't the fact that
Evening star., 1938-10-05
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE

DETER RABBITS eyes were popping
out of his head as if they actually
were trying to jump out and run away.
Yes, sir, if you could have seen Peter
just then you certainly would have
called him Popeyed Peter. He was
staring up at Filter the Bat, who was
hanging by his heels from a branch
Just above Peters head and who, being
. very neat person, vas at that par
Evening star., 1938-10-05

the sun is the matter with you?"
Peter grinned. 1t was a foolish sort
Of grin, for to tell the truth Peter
felt rather foolish.
I'll" he began and then stopped.
You see he didn't know just what to
say.
well, what is it?" prompted Filter.
''It's the skin of your wings" con-
fessed Peter. II never in all my life
have seen anything like it. Doesn't it
hurt when you pull it all out Of shape
the way you were doing just now?"
Filter laughed. It was funny
little squeaky laugh. He laughed and
laughed. when at last b. stopped
Evening star., 1938-10-05

in the same way. So when Filter
pushed his head against it from the
under side it just stretched tightly
about his head and showed the shape
of it. OF course Peter knows nothing
about rubber and he never in all his
life had seen anything stretch like
that. He called it skin, but 1t is some
thing different from ordinary skin. It
is what we call membrane.
Presently Filter took his head out
from under his wing and as he did 80
he happened to look down at Peter.
my goodness, Peter!" he exclaimed.
"If you don't look out your eyes VIII
jump out Il your head! What under
Evening star., 1938-10-05
laughing he found his voice again.

laughing, he found his voice again.
Bless you, mol" said he. "Of course
it doesn't. You don't suppose I would
pull and stretch it so if 1t hurt, do
you? II I couldn't pull and stretch
it that way never in the world could
keep my wings clean, and that would
be dreadful. You see I've got very
short neck and If couldn't pull and
stretch my wings that way I couldn't
get at all parts of them"
With this Filter began on the other
wing and Peter watched, his eyes still
popping out. It was so astonishing
that he couldn't find another word to
say. (cepyTisht. 1889
Evening star., 1938-10-05
NEW PORTRAIT DOLLS

Aristocrats of the nursery are the
new portrait dolls, miniatures Of their
little owners. Modelled from the
youngsters photograph, designed and
fashioned like q work Of sculpture,
these unique toy twins have PERSONAL
ity plus.
Modelling clay made plastic by heavy
oil is used for the first model, from
which . plaster cast Ii made. Care
fully piit and opened. = forms .
Evening star., 1938-10-05
BY Willard
trademark q applied
For q s Patent Once
BY Norman Marsh
BY Bud Fisher
J. MiIIor Watt

mold for the final model Of putty
like composition.
A little lipstick here and a touch
of mascara there, not forgetting i
wig of real hair, and doll that is
really different emerges. Even the
clothes are perfect reproduction of
the wardrobe belonging to the little
owner. Petroleum Institute,
Evening star., 1938-10-05
TwizzIer Answer.

The runners finished in the fol-
lowing places: First. Loper: second.
Walker: third, Springer; fourth, Trots
tee, and nth. opeinter.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-08
The COmmOn-tater
---ByC Chuck Rattle

GhOstown-
Now fit the ghosts of 30-odd years at the fair
grounds where thousands have trampled. The babbe
of voices the raucous cry of the barkers the sing
ment to city of make-beeve sprung up over night.
One of the constants in these rural sections is the
county fair-alone it stands practically unchanged
periods of years. It speaks of huge pumpkins,
long, slender stalks of corn neatly wrapped sheaveS
of grain Back in the earlier days horses and
riages and handles in bowlers with their ladies' It
all seems to call for a calendar clipped beneath.
is exhirating kind Of consequences in standing
in the emptiness where crowds have stamped, and
dwarfed it only yesterday Going to the fair grounds
now is like being in Church on Monday, a foot
ball stadium Sunday. Where once you were jost-
led by pushing humanity now you can breathe free
expand. There's something terrifying about crowds;
and suppressng too. Like someone standing on your
chest. There must be a bit Of scavenger in youth
can remember going to the grounds after the fair,
looking about where the crowds throbbed, searching
for a piece of change, chance bit of valuable. Even
then the silence seemed ghostly ghoulish.
ssss
Barnum Was Right you know-No fair is COM
plete without its carnival with its mighes OF hoax
es They've changed little too. note OF modern
ty creeps in with the loud speaking systems But the
same smooth, velvet, like much creamy cheese,
flows just readily from these tin voices as from
the believing mouths of the barkers. can re-
member gaping, and marveing WE'LL at the drops
outside the shows. But inside how trivial the
act seemed by comparison. AS lad OF dozen
years. Harley Forsyth can remember his indignation
at being taken in" by of the carnival shows
He gave vent to an oral TRADE against the ticket
seller He never heard me-" said Harley, and he
tramped away in youthful indignation Add Fair
notes: The readily-distnguished merrygo-round or
gan Ginning through Onward Christian Soldiers
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-08

ed this community so early In the
season. Fortunately practically all
Of the corn Ii well out Of the way
and bumper crop will be or Is al
ready being harvested.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Scott, who
have been living on the Doolittle
farm during the summer, have
moved into the Fairchild cottage in
this city.
Dewey O'Gara and ROLAND Du-
Beau returned Tuesday evening via
car from a visit to the state fair.
Aside from eleven blowcuts, the
Herald understands the trip was
enjoyable.
Frederick Meyers arrived Friday
night from Blue Springs, Mo-,
where he spent the summer en- the
farm of his uncle. He left at once
for Ward Springs. On Monday Of
this week he was successful in
landing four pound bass.
Miss Marie Unger, who has been
spending a few weeks at the hme
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Unger, returned to st. Paul Thurs
day morning to resume her duties
as nurse.
Mrs. Minnie Mullen, who for the
past 16 years has been in the en-
ploy Of the United States govern
ment as assistant postmistress and
clerk at the Sank Centre postoffice,
severed her connections there the
first Of the week. Her position has
been taken by Frank Bunker and
Willie Benson has filled the vacan-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-08

Der, that children run from behind
parked cars. Please don't hurt my
little girl. "A FATHER The
Mahnomen Pioneer.
SHOW UP OR SHUT UP
The State News, political paper
run by Arthur Jacobs. again raises
the smoke-screen Of chain banks
in the August issue, just received.
For eight year. Art has been
crying about chain banks-for pol
itical effect only. For as many
years the party he now embraces
has used it as a means to gain
votes.
And still in all these eight long
years Art Jacobs and the Farmer
Labor party have done absolutely
nothing to cure the evil which they
claim exists. On the contrary the
so-called liberal house in the last
session of the legislature defeated
a bill which would have in some
measure stopped some of the prac-
tices Of chain banks. That bill was
introduced by a conservative sem
ator and passed by that body by
a vote Of 81 to 0.
It Is an old saying that anything
is fair in politics" but the politician
who practices such methods is soon
found out. Unless Art Jacobs can
point to something that his party
has attempted to do to cure the
bank ailment which he says afflicts
the state, 1t might behoove him to
drop the issue. It Is case Of show
up or shut up" The Murray
County Herald.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-08

six medium sized one but brings In
one tomato large enough TO serve
any small sized family. Three to-
matoes, all on one cluster, each
measuring between 1914 ond 12%
inches were picked by Mr.. Rowland
in his garden last week end. The
three tomatoes weighed total Of
3h pounds. An even larger single
was picked about a week
previous in the Rowland garden.
Doctor Moving Will
Take House With Him.
NORTHFIELD- DR.. and Mrs.
II. G. Hendrickson of Elko are
planning to move to Mortified
and they will bring their house
with them. Over II miles of road
they will move the two-story struc-
ture to its new location, on a lot
purchased from Mrs. Ferdinand
Miller. DR.. Hendrickson has good
house at Elko and figures that even
If the cost Of moving will be con-
1t will pay him to move
the house to Mortified rather than
to build new one.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-08
EDITORIAL
COMMENT
PLEASE DON'T HURT MY
LITTLE GIRL
From Our ErchanS es
Dear Driver:

Dear Driver:
Today my daughter who Is seven
wears old, started school as usual.
She wore a dark blue dress with a
white collar. She had en- black
shoes and wore gloves. Her cocker
spaniel, whose name is "Scoct"
sat on the front porch and whined
his canine belief in the folly Of edu-
cation as she waved goodbye" and
started off to the halls CT learning.
Tonight we talked about school.
She told me about the little girl
who sits in front Of her-the girl
with yellow curls-and the boy
across he aisle who makes funny
faces. She told me about her teach
err, who has eyes in the back OF
het head-and about the trees In
the school yard-and about the
big girl who doesn't believe In San
ia Claus. We talked about q lot
Of things-tremendously vital, un-
important things; then we studied
spelling. reading and arithmetic
and then to bed.
She back there now-back In the
nursery-sound asleep, with "Prin-
cess Elizabeth" Chats a doW cud-
died in her arms. You guys
wouldn't hurt her, would you? You
see I'm her daddy. When her doll
is broken or her finger cut, or her
head gets bumped, can fix it
but when she starts to school, when
she walks across the street, then
she's In your hands.
She's nice kid. She can run
like a deer and darts about like a
chipmunk. She likes to ride horses
and swim and hike with me on
Sunday afternoons. But I can't be
with her all the time-I have to
work to pay for her clothes and ed
ucation. SO please help me look out
for her. Please drive carefully
please drive slowly past the school
fntersections-and, please remem-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-08
Looking Back
Through Time
Excerpts From The Herald Of
Thursday, Sept. 5, 1918-Items
Of Interest Twenty Years Ago

After weeks Of negotiation the
deal between the Rowe Hardware
Co. and George O'Gara for the
transfer Of the formers hardware
stock and fixtures in the Biedle-
man block, corner Fourth and
Main Streets, was contaminated
Monday evening. and Mr.. O'Gara
Is now in command Of the business.
Roy Scott, who was with the Rowe
company for year or so after they
were first organized, has been en-
ployed by Mr.. OGara.
Garden truck of all kinds were
given a severe jolt by Jack Frost
Tuesday night. It has been some
years since killing frost has visit
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-08
Boy Drills Finger
Trying Out Rife

PIPESTONE-A quick trip to the
office OF a local physician became
necessary after Billy Johannsen,
six-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
]. Johannsen, living near this city,
tried out a rifle. Billy shot himself
in the left hand while playing with
a rifle at his farm home. Apparent
ly the young man placed the fore
finger Of his left hand over the
muz7le Of the gun and then pulled
the trigger. The bullet drilled the
finger.
One Tomato To
Serve A Family
ORTONVILLE- When H O.
Rowland, who lives along the lake
shore near here, goes out to his
garden to pick tomatoes for dinner
he doesn't come back with five or
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-08
STATE NEWS
BRIEFS
Driver Chased
Infn ROlA RY Re

Driver Chased
Into Pole BY Bee
ISLE-With all the flowers to
pep them up the bees are rather
lively this year. One proved its
athletic ability one day last week
near the Paul Volt place northeast
Of here. causing the uprooting Of
shrubbery and the breaking Of a
telephone pole. A car approached
the village at a high rate Of speed
when bee began to argue with
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-09-08

cy SO made. Mrs. Mullen has rem
dered most efficient service to the
government and to the public. Her
constant courtesy to young and old
has won for herself more friends
than usually falls to a person with
in lifetime.