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maners inexplicable y Ell simpa-
tico Clemente, que aver jug6 co
mo los "propios angeles" lego
hasta Ell 'home;" Babe Fernan-
DEE pereci6 en- "roli' al SIS, que
lie sac6 en- la primera; Pizzolato,
ely" y lie sacamos out.
Con esas tres carreras, pro =
ducto de la inmeditaci6n y del
temblar de los "friolentos," nos
ganaron ell juego y Sc empata-
ron con n~osotros los caballeros
que obedecen las 6rdenes del
"gurdito" Domingo.
Ademas de "aquello", de ESQ
que hemos escrito, Willie Sc me
tic entire pecho y espalda dos
ponches,
No tengo manera de relatar
las carreras nuestras. No pUdi-
mos hacerlas y salimos con los
miformes llenos de ceros.
Veiamos argollas por todas
parties y ESQ que solo nos colga-
ron nueVe,
81 las cosas no caminan me-
jor, en- las practicas de eSta Sc
mana, el domingo Elevare la gal
ia al terreno y Ell que cometa
errores como los de Willie e lyle
sias, de los costosos de verdad,
tendra serenata en- Cuscaden y
serenata a media noche, cuando
este ~durmiendo.
Pude enterarme ALI que Al
fredo y familia preparan, para
ell pr6ximo domingo, en- horas de
la manana, en- Cuscaden, un Lar
lido de peloteros de otra epoca
Milo Leon organiza uno de
los teams y Alfredo Ell otro.
Y debo decir, para terminar,
que LOngval solo permiti6 dos
hits, aunque di6 inoportunas ba
ses por bolas..... 10 que tiende a
"desmoralizar" .tanto como los
hits
Cinco hits pegaron los de "ca-
sa," dos de FauStino, c~ostando
ell 'tubey" del primer inning,
que a muchos les parecio error,
pero que yo digo que bien ano-
tado esta; Magadan, Ell "galie-
go" Cesar Fernandez y Ell tira-
curvas Longval.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
Centre Asturiano 600 600 coo
-Nueve argollas,
Unione Italiana 100 101 COX
Tres carreraS regaladas.
"JiloteS": cinco del Centre y
tres de la Unione.
Cristianamente performances
los errores cometidos.
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rritos amaestrados y TODD ell a.
trezzo del circo.
ASH jestais en- fondos ?-ha
bia preguEtado Cogorza, con u
ma leve sonrisa.
Garcia Sc euro en- salud:
En- fondos... inol-habia o.
puesto la Chata, temiendo por
su fajo de billetes-s; nos han
dao por to Glen duros, pero un
randa nos ha robao la mitad en-
Villanueva, en- la posada. iEsta
ell mundo perdiol
Pablo y el Chepa habian COM
prendido qeu la insigne coma
Dire lnentia.
Pero no era cosa de empezar
a promover escandalos auuf. a
las afueras de Barcelona, donde
abundaba la polieia y la guar
dia @fVl, y sc resignaron, por
esta vez, a no despojarA las Sc
noras de sus fondos.
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Ia UzUErH

Hizo "Willito" Paz otra de las
suyas Y Scionte lego NADIA me
nos que a la tercera bare, con
gran contento del otro "elemen-
to" " esta exclamation de los
Nuestros: NAL raya nos parta....
Babe Fernandez bate6 al IS y
muri6 en- la primera Tenia
Grandio la pelota en- la mano.
Angelo corrid desde la terce-
ra al home y Don Felipe. IT,
ro por las azoteas, sin que Sc
produjera ell "out" y cristalizan
do la segunda carrerilla.
Estaba 20 que hervia por to-
das parties. I'm "paisanin," CO.
mo 81 estuviera ciego, critic:
5Por que no sacan al pitcher?
-Callese usted, becerrin- lie
die cue "al pitcher NADIA le
han hecho." Lo que tenemos que
sacar es a Willie y a Felipe"
Pero me quedaba y nos queda
.ba todavia la esperanto
Y lego ell quinto... Sc me cae
la cara de ve~rgUenza..". porque
les regalamos la tercera carrera
Lie del tercer viaje a la "go-
ma" sucedi6, al decir de los tes-
tigos oculares, en- la siguiente
muy desagradable manera: LIE
regalaron a Clemente la prime
ra base, en- bolas malas; Sc pro-
dujo un out de pitcher a prime
ra; en- Ell tirar de la pelota, lyle
sias lanz6 la de "corcho" de una
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OEP0RIES
VICTORIA DE NICK GARCIA

G-ya- - IA Eg.ILNfcJEgg
Aver, en- Ell campo de trio del
Forest Hill Gun, Nick Garcia
conquist6 los mayores honores,
rompiendo 46 "pichones" de ba
rro, de un total de so. j. A. Wat
kins qued6 en- segundo lugar,
Tompiendo 40 de un conjunto
de so.
En- IN concurso de tiro al
blanco, James T. Swami con-
quist6 la victoria, con "a acier-
tos de un total de 25. Ralph
Gould qued6 en- segundo lugar.
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FUTBOL PROFESSIONAL
Victoria de los GigonteS

New York, Nov. 10.-LOs Gil
gaptes embadurnaron a los Leo
mes de Detroit con una derrota
de 20 puntos por -. Era un dfa
lluvioso y fangoso; pero Sc acu-
mularon en- los asientos 27,875
perSonas.
La victoria devolvi6 a los Gil
gantes ell primer lugar en- la d.
vision del este.
Anotaci6n por perfodos:
3 Detroit ..-.-.. 0 6 O lib
New York -. 7 3 3 7-20
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La Gaceta Folletin No. 154
TONIC TERCHRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

decidido entrar en- la gran ciu-
dad.
La Chata y la Cahamona, yer
daderamente encantadas de la
vida, de aquella vida que ahora
sc llevaban en- ell CARO-, acampa-
do en- las afueras de Hospitalet,
sc habian quedado entregadas
a las atlas labores de su sexo: la
Tme pelando patatas, y Garcia
1Ampiando un POGO ell caro-, SUI
Jiendo y bajando las escaleri-
'las de la plataforpa, y ponien-
al sol los cacha-ros que iba
\. cando con aqua del rio.
ma mahana esplendida
TIP, Y lucia csc sol medi-
arwy nl1A
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ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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riablemente:
ia yer!
ST tie andas con pamplinas
o con consideracioes con elias,
estas perdio.
ia yer!
IPalo!
-iQde vas a decirme?
81, ell prOgrama Sc cumpli6 al
pie de la letra.
NO hay que decir que Cogor-
"a y ell Chepa, desde la noche
Vel tamoso encuentro con las
muJeres, habfan empezado por
lamentarse de su absolute ca
rencia de recursos.
-iNo tenemos nj cinco. pero
asi como suena, nj cinco !-dijo
Paolito cuando los euatro estu-
vieron cOngregados alrededor
ae la mesita, dandole tientos a
porr6n de vino; las he
NOS pasao mOras,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

freedom and the permanenes Of
our liberties rest with RAal and
his pagan PHILOSOPHERS Of force
and deceit and clever tricks. then
let US turn away from the Faith
Of Our Fathers" That British
poet was a great prophet when he
penned the "Reoessional," saying
"ror heather heart that puu her
In reekins tube and iron shsrd,
All valiant dust that buiks on
dust
And guarding call. not on The.
20 guard
Thy mercy on Thy people. Iordi~
For he knew. and We know. that:
The tumult and tho shouting
dies
Tn. Captain. and N. King
depart
SIN stand. Thin. ancient .cri-
An humo. and eontris
heart
Lord God Of Ho~u. be with "a.
yet
Lest Ne tors.t-lest ~. forget"
Priests Killed
Look again al that picture from
The Mount Of Decision" God an
swers Elijah's prayer Just as God
hears men always when they pray
according to divine law. The
priests OF Basl are discredited, and
a disillusioned people drag hun
dreds Of them to the edge of
cliff and kill them. What an up
rising il ahead for Europe when
ths futility OF its political priest
hood becomes apparent, as IL will
inevitably within a few months
What a crashing OF dreams will
come in America What economic
chaos, What embttered youth
What resentment at the selfish
propsgandists! The present situs-
tion IL alarming, but the future
crisis upon the nations Mount
Of Decision may prove to b. an
disaster!
We OF the churches. we Ameri-
'sns who believe in the principles
II justice and equality. In the Ten
Commandments and the Golden |
Rule, need TO be loud-spesker. for
h. spirit of Elijah 10 show IN.
me way OF escape the Lord
'e God, serve Him" For here lies
security and salvation
Protect US by Thy might,
Great God, our King"
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FAMOUS AMERICANS

July I'll
I77S-wullani Nsreenus Goodrich.
manufacturer. At Tsmplston.
Mass he wAs one % The
leading organ makers q the
early 18Th century and saEn.
q rs Instrument. Eer. en-
hioitsd IN Europe.
isst-stsnlsy Matthews tarist. at
Cincinnati. n. was L. \. at
tornsy for the southern dis
triet 81 Ohio. l. 5. senator.
and associate fustie. Of the
L. s. supreme court.
Is1s-Homer Deliver House hotan-
st, a. Oneida. \. Y. ne be-
came state hotsnist Of New
York in 1914 Among hi.
writings are Wild Flower.
Of New York" and "Annoist-
ed List ~ the Fern and Flow
ering Plants Of New York
state"
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isa- Destroy religion. the -opisfs
Of the people In Germany.
"muzzls the clergy - and in
America. call them names" We
are sorry that politicians never
seem 10 know history very well.
Perhaps that Is what makes .
statesman he knows history. We
see men who were unwilling a few
years ago 10 make a few oonc.s-
sicns in the League Of Nations
today hankrupting the whole
world, sending millions TO the
slaughter. How tragic IN. fruits
Of their lack Of vision THE
FOLLY OF EUROPEAN LEAD
ERsHIP DURING THE sos WAS
DUE TO LACK or FRANkNEss
AND HONESTY!
The politicians couldn't get to-
gether. But through these recent
critical years Christian statesmen
from almost every nation under
the sun have met and found a
place Of mutual respect and found
there were ways Of arriving at in
ternatonal justice and harmony.
But those men were not in offic.
they were not in favor in the
palaces-they were the ElijAhs
scorned by the politically power
ful.
And ~, the story comes 10
It's elimas-and 10 possibly
foretells what may happen In
Europe and Asia possibly In
the Western Hemisphere also
when the present war endsl.
Listen to the story;
Elijah says. Let. put this
question To a test. How long
will YOU hesitate between two
opinions: II the Lord he
God. follow Him: but N BaaI
then follow him"
And they arranged for
great trial on Mt Carmel.
where hnurdeds Of people a.
sembled.
Read the story In Kings
the 18th chapter. II il a dra-
matte short story worth any
ones careful reading.
Men at Fault
See there the working Of lead
ers who were morally incomp.-
tent"
In recent book by Roswell p.
Barnes he declares that our world /
problems are due to the failure
OF men to find place OF ethical .
agreement. What is right" does
not enter into international rela.
lions. A dangerous situation arises
when nations trust the priests of
Baal, men who acknowldeg. no
God above nationalism.
On our coins we say. In God
We Trust" but We are being told
o trust in the scheme Of inter
national politicians. Shall we for
yet Cod
II the security ~ American
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Shoe production at record high
China and glassware orders
so per cent ahead of last year
Higher consumer spending power
reflected in fur trade, same goes
for silyerWare and other luxury
items :. Homeware trade predicts
higher prices beoaus. OF supply
shortages later in year; average
now 10 per cent ahead OF 1910.
High-priced radios in demand:
largest volume Of sales, however.
in small receiving sets Cork
shortage forcing use Of plsstics as
demand Retail food volume
holding IS per cent ahead OF last
year Apparel Industries active
with factory supplies low Re
tail trad. expects continued con-
sumner demand as spending power
increases.
BONDS American Telephone 4
Telegraph new den s. Of 1885 rated
attractive convertible into com
mon A. $40 share from Jan. /,
1912 through Dee. 81. 1884 q.
Investment managers ike tn. Psrs
Marquette 1T mtge "a, <f.s and
S. Trading positions held in
Florida East Coast lat mtgs So
Of 1874, Denver a Rio Grsn6s
AS ~ 1898 and Central Georgia
Gen cons S. Of le45 Held for
investment. Sew York state Eiee-
tric A Gas "a. 5 Of lsss-redsmp-
ton unlikely.
COMMODiTIES-Sman crop and
panty loan bass reason cotton
traders look for higher Prices. tax
ME o. ls-cent per pound figure
Government encouragement
70 increase SOY bean planting fore
casts large ls4z crop Wheat
railroad embargo 10 esntsrs in
Missouri and Kansas oeeAA- Of
inability 70 secure sufficient labor
for car unloading rather than lack
81 storag. facilities
NEWs-BITS-Any smpioys can
authorize employer n purchase
defense bonds for him VIA wage
payment savings plan 80. Two
hours = day ~ America . produe-
ton IN s1usl n four ~ rive ~
Nszi EuFopss ssn Yrsncisoo
mint. Working "a hours day
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seven days = week. 10 increase
coin production facilities q.
Proof public feels better and 10
spending; major baseball leagues
report record gate crowds and
receipts.
Merchandising Mart building.
Chicago. has 100 acres Of floor
space Their. are about 70 600
mail order companies in this eoan-
try doing annual sales volum. Of
over a billion dollars Money
for medical. hospital and dental
bills most common need Of those
who borrow from small loan com
psnies . United States coming
money now only for French Indo-
China and Netherlands East In
dies.
Automobile Manufacturer ssso-
citation says IS driving tax hurts
small-incoms man. sstimst. half
Of nations car owners earn less
than $50 weekly About $50
600 600 nieksls are paid annually
for NeW York subway rides. doss
not include buses. elevated service
or trolley lines American win.
producers expanding export mar
s.u' competition from Italy.
Franc. and SPAN MI
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1854 Band 10 Play Al Montana Picnic

Nsme<rs e - tk2d Infantry
Regiment hsnd. : Nantans outnt
~ ~ heard N coHssrt sanazy
affsFns.sn VIXEN fsfnsr residents q
ths THsasuHs ssats assemble 81
feznt nsnsaes ezFk bach fef -
seeand annual ptenic spcnsps~d 81
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I'd Open Air Dance
Sci Monday Night

TIE seeond q ths weekly Non
dsy nlEht opsn-sir street dances
sponsored bv the Wright PARK
playground directors ~ ~ held
Monday night from : 10 10 a.elcck
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neSoon. Ne. ne first nonu-
asnt swex erected - m~n wno
ned n 80 cIstl war as d><iI-
Gated hsr< N Mount H1p~ r<uf~-
fsry - Issn< AZ. lset y~sf
hrfcf. N. var ended
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aiher OF Tacomans
Succumbs in Seattle

Funeral services for Alexander
Myers. 30. father u Mr. Homer o
Blair A Douglas and Helen J
Myers VI Tacoma. s1H ~ held
Tuesday a. ? m. from IN. West
minister Presbyterian church in Sc
attic. Nth bunzl under direction
q Howell. Johnson a Hamilton
Funeral homs. Seattle
Myers. a member Of the wash
inEton Stat. PIONEER association.
also 10 survived By fiY. other sons
one other daughter. on. brother
and tHo sisters.
Ayers. Nno resided az 1901 ssth
ave, No, Seattle died Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Trade Winds" by Schneider

NEW fORk-High manufacturing rate to maintained
production expected 10 reach peak demand for
trio power at high textile men set for about war
on price ceilings blaming administration for higher prices
because Of larger loans farmers auto industry finish
ing production of 194l models
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

This sermon Is based on = most
dramatic event tod in the FIRST
Book Of the Kings
I am using the story az back
ground for our thought because 4
has strange application to mod
ern problems. and u has = great
message for those Of Us who wish
10 find a sane solution for those
problems.
For years. in that ancient en-
pire. there had been a trend away
from religion. Selfish men had
misdireoted the thought Of the
people for their own personal sd-
vantage. They had been protected
IN their campaign OF propaganda
by foreign NTH columnistn who
had gained great political power
by having become the wife Of the
ruler. The king proved TO be putty
In her hands-and when she in
ported a horde Of sycophantie
priests he had granted them spe-
oisl privileges and turned wealth
and honors into their hands.
By a strange Coincidence"
which some regarded a. ProNi-
dence. a drought gripped the
country. As the moral deyas-
tation swept the country. de-
stroying the rights Of the peo-
pie as well ~ betraying their
ideals, there developed a con
ditiou Of famine. People were
hungry. The flocks and herds
died for lack Of pasturage. the
orchids died. the streams dried
up, and the springs and wells
went dry. THE WORLD is
IN THE GRIP OF 4 MORAL
PESTILFNCE IN 1871.
King Ahab was indifferent 10
the moral devastation OF his land. /
but he could not ignore the unrest
that rode and fed upon the suf-
fering Of the people Jezebel. his
queen, had the answer. Destroy
that agitator who was demanding
a restoration Of religion the Re
lgion Of the founders Of the ma
tons liberty; who conceived JUS
tice and Righteousness and Truth
as the divine heritage Of all the
people. xiii Elijah. the prophet"
get nd Of the troubler and all
other problems would soon be
solved. 1T WAS FOOLISH AID
VICE.
As In Present Age
How modern! Men get into Of
flee and become pliable in the
hands OF certain interests. In Rus
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rscanss chapter - 80 wshinzon.
Anntana ciah. Thcse attending srs
sskef = effax lunches. wilh coffss
sFssm ana suxaf e<inx pFovia<a
- ths eommiits< ia shsFx.
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On ! st between So a. 81 81
49,
ms dance - fffr for a. thozs
over IS years - ske ssd = ma8s
possible through azusie and sound
furnished ~ ne WrA department.
~ Hecresfion.
Neu hslr veuf - sh=n - plzs
Il. \ Defense nonasi
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Politicians Responsible
For Present World Crisis
Pastor Declares Those in Positions
Of Power Could Have Averted Trooedv
A TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON:

Rev J. J. Pruitt, pastor OF Plymouth Congregational
church So 45th and Park addressed his congregation
Sunday the subject of The Mount Personal Decision
which he based the dramatic trail atop Mt Carmel as
written in the First Book OF Kings Excerpts from the ser
F,u,v
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YOU CAN DEPEND on finding
faeomss best hons bargains
aeserlned N the Classified columns
Of Ina Tacoma Tlrna<.
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I dro,eh her out
" get the pro-
fessor, and on
n. way back |
stopped at a
Union Oil sta
ton and had
him sll out an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

application for a Union National
Credit Card. Thai viii tsss care
Of running ont oi gas and money
o. the same time.
ne ,sss mink si ", the mere
. ,~iss y would be @ sees iasa
n pss nod 9 Union OIL bsefieasi
erssf Core, sees o. cry uniss
OIL sse.isr In me West, end %
sfhss s.etisns oil ever me vaitsd
tsssss end csnesa-
You can buy tires and batteries
on time. Sparkpluss. zas, oil.
headlights. and a llst OF stuff a
yard long Is a swell idea be
cause YOU can Keep track OF yoG
auso ezpenss accurately.
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ties sss ass fsg ere. h'il &c me
hzssiss' ssiisl. rss'ss s-nss
sss Q lsns tire.
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7 abA = " III
~>s called 10 the telephone. The
professor, itseemed, was stranded
50 miles from home in a strange
community. thoroughly and COM
pletely broke. and on, of gasl
Yes, he had some money seus-
whore, bot he souIss'f rsmsr.-
Der ~hsrsi end would she
please come end set him, OF
send him some money SO he
seols ssfssms sss end GENE
hemef
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i,sn ,ss ~hof,
" 1ee ~ cot 90
eepise,iss fss
ss Of these
hsrsY ssFss,
sfep cf 1egF
nsishs srhssa
H. al -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
As In Present Age

How modern Men get into Of
flee and become pliable in the
hands OF certain interests. In Rus
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in
ot),er
words
By JOHN CLINTON

Wen, myfriend
the absent
minded pro-
fessor has been
stitagain. Yes
terdsy after
noon the pro-
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-27
South Sauk Centre

Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Bieringer
motored to the Cities Monday. They
returned home in the evening.
Miss Elizabeth Bieringer was a
caller at the John Bieringer and
Carl Bieringer homes Monday fore
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bieringer and
family and Mrs. Walter Hines and
son, Ronnie, were callers at the
Anton Bieringer home Wednesday
afternoon.
Elizabeth and Theresa Bieringer
were callers at the John Bieringer
home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bieringer, of
Duluth, spent Thursday and were
supper guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Bieringer and family.
Those who attended the quilting
bee which was given at the John
Bieringer home Wednesday, were:
Mrs. Hubert Rouslang, Mrs. Ed
Schrammel, Mrs. Anton Bieringer,
Mrs. Joe Rouslang, Mrs. Mary Rez-
nechek, Mrs. Frank Jenc and Miss
Lorraine Daniels.
Norbert, Marion and Dorothy
Ebensteiner spent Friday with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Bieringer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bieringer and
Anton Bieringer were callers at the
John Bieringer home Thursday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-27

A. Thompson and Bill Herdlicke
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Quistorff and family Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bense, of
Grey Eagle, were Thanksgiving
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. OF
to Belize and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sukke and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Quis-
torff and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Tank, Bill Herdlicke,
Raymond Warner and Otto Beilke
visited at the c. A. Thompson home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Weir and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Quis-
torff and family, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Mossman and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sukke and family, Mrs.
Rivers, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Engel,
Lucille, Florence and Mildred En-
! gel, Ira and Bertha Quistorff, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Tank and fam
lily, Otto Blank and son, Glen, and
daughter, Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Quistorff and daughter, lone,
c. A. Thompson, Raymond Warner
and Bill Herdlicke helped Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Beilke celebrate their
wedding anniversary Saturday eve-
ming.
Mrs. Rivers and c. A. Thompson
were Thanksgiving guests Of Mr.
| and Mrs. Otto Beilke and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hanson, OF
Little Falls, were Thanksgiving din
ner guests Of her sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sukke and family.
Bill Herdlicke and Arnold Quis-
torff were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Engel and
family.
Mrs. Otto Belize and daughter
Gertrude, helped Mrs. Jesse Weir
with her work Monday.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-11-27
Order for Hearing on Final Ac-
count and Petition for Distribu-

Order for Hearing ON Final Ac-
count and Petition for Distribu-
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Stearns.
IN PROBATE COURT
File No. 1924
In Re Estate OF Mary L. Wilcox,
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA to
all persons interested in the final
account and distribution of the
estate of said decedent.
The representative Of the above
named estate having filed his final
ment and allowance thereof and
for distribution to the persons
thereunto entitled.
THEREFORE you and each of
you are hereby cited and required
to show cause, IL any you have, be-
fore this Court at the Probate
Court Room in the Court House in
the City of st. Cloud: Mimi. on
9 O'Clock A. NJ. why said petition
should not be granted.
Notice of this order shall be CIV
en- by publication of this order in
the Sauk Centre Herald. a legal
newspaper and by mailing a copy
thereof to each Of the heirs, leg
atees and devisees Of said decedent
at least fourteen days before the
dav of said hearing.
Dated November 21st. 1941.
E. J. Ruegemer.
Probate Judge.
William HI. Padden. Esq.
Attorney for Petitioner,
Osakis. Minnesota.
Published Nov. 81. Dec. 4. II. 1871