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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22
OF INTEREST TO DAIRYMEN

The season has again srYfved when Ii
j. difficult 70 naake and psace npen the
market high-grasie butter, beearse TIE
feed consumed by the cow. such as cab
bage. rutahagas, tsrnips, etc. proaueez
= peculiar tainf IL the naiIk. ereaasa ard
butter. A liberal arnpunt of the shove
named plants wIll MOI havs sssssrh effect
Il something else Ii used aA0nw with if-
But the trouble i chat too much * ii Is
used, Leaves saauId unssr 10 rsrrasns-
stanees ever be fed 20 a dairy co.'s /.
Don't let the cows ont II ! gieh where
they can help themselves 10 anything
they please.
Another thing skim thicker cream,
Here are sew reasons whv.
First: Heavy cream does not senr as
quickly As thin cream.
Seeotnd. Heavy cream means . snail
er amount 70 he taken care 81. hence II
Is likely ID be more thoroughly cooled
and receive better care.
Third: Heavy crean can he pastaur-
lied in the creamery with less less Of
butterfat ia battermiak
Fourth: Heavy cream means more
skimniR 10 yourself ON the farm.
Last but not least, cleanliness and
quick cooling are two very Important
factors IN handling milk and cream.
Wash your separator every time II "A
used. Don't talk about Il. bat do Ii.
It means more money TO yon and more
pleasure 10 me.
Vi HoIBERc, Busterrnaker.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22
Railway Time Table Of the GreaI
Northern at Askov

To Minneapolis and points west:
No. Ii Might Express) leaves l:sS m.
No. e Zenith Special) 1928 am.
x No. 10 Gopher State Ex-
press) leaves. ...........s 6.N pm.
xThis train does not stop at Askov
for passengers, but takes and delivers
mail. Stops at Bruno and Sandstone.
To Duluth and the Range:
No. Is Might Express) leaves $50 am.
No. 90 Gopher State Elk
pressl leaves .......... i2.28 p.na.
X No. "a Zenith SpeciaD leaves 81 p IN.
xDoes not stop at Askov.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Sara and Sena Jensen were
Sandstone visitors last Thursday.
]. P. Miller and family, 81
Bruno. visited at Askov Saturday
and Sunday.
Daniel Jensen left Friday night
for Lincoln, Nebr., where he viii
attend the state university.
p. @. Anderson, who repre-
SCENTS the ]. G. Famechon potato
house. of Minneapolis. was in
Askov last Friday looking after
their interests locally.
Mayor Webb, Of Sandstone,
and j. A. Rystrom, Of North
Branch. Chisago county. we're in
Askov last Friday. Mr.. Rystrorn
IS q candidate for State Senator,
Seth legislative district, compris-
ing Pine and Chisago counties.
He says, If elected. he will work
for lower taxes.
Sheriff r. j. Hawley was in
Askov last Thursday. Mr.. Haw-
ley is a candidate for reelection,
and as far as we know has a
walk-away. We understand there
is a Socialist in Sandstone who
aspires to the same Office, but the
people of Pine county know.
enough to keep q good man in
Office when they have one. Mr.
Hawley is one of those big good
natured fellows and promises To-
leave us alone as long as we obey
the law and attend to our own
business. He says he never has
any trouble in Askov.
Land is cheap. For easy figur-I
ing let as say that it is worth
$3.50 an acre. A square rod. then,
is only worth 81. and ten cents
worth would be q little more than
twenty-seven square feet, or q
little farm slightly more than five
feet on side. How often boy
viii waste q dime and think moth
ing Of ii, For q dime he can buy
land enough TO hold d flower bed,
four hills of potatoes or 3 tree.
The boys who can save a dime
can become rich. Make q dime
look like q tiny little farm. The
boy who learns 10 save a dime
and knows values will some year
come INTO his own Breeders
Gazette.
Northwestern Agriculturist !:
According to information recent
" received from the Department
of Agriculture, emigration Of
Americans to Canada has been
halted in the last year or two,
and more American farmers are
returning from Canada than are
now going there. The Afinne-
sofa State Immigration Coanmis-
sioner claims thar Minnesota's
farm population i increasing
more rapidly than that Of any
other state. We are drawing
largely from Nebraska to Ohio,
and the other states lying be-
tween those extremes. We are
drawing especially strong from
Iowa where the land is much
higher in price and no better in
quality.
A number of friends of Aksel
Berntsen and family gathered at
the home of Rasmus Petersen
Friday evening. This was Il
farewell party given in honor OF
the Berntsen family, who left
Askov Saturday forenoon. They
went from here TO Chicago,
where they visited friends and
relatives for . few days. from
there TO New York and then d.
rect 10 their native country, Den
mark, where they win again
make their home after several
years residence in America. We
think though, that before many
years tperhaps rnonths) have
passed they viii return to Amer
lea, the land of the brave and
the free. The farewell party at
the Petersen home was q very
pleasant one. A song, which was
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22

To avoid penalty pay
the last half Of your taxes
before Nov. ], 1914. Can
be paid at the First State
Bank, Askov.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22
STATE SENATOR
HinckIey. Mimi
Non-Partisan Candidate for
5sth Legislative District

18Th Legislative Ufskrict
Pine and Chisago counties.
STANDS FOR County Option, Good
Roads, No Special Favors in Shipping.
Marketing or Public Utilities.
AGAINST Unjust Taxation and Ma
chine Rule.
General Election, Nov. 3, 1914.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1914-10-22

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
EXPORTAC;ON

Durante ell pasado mes, Sc exporta
ron por ell puerto de Aguadilla 1854 sa
cos de cafe, 1,577 sacos de cocos, 9,19s
cajas de chinas, 707 hbras de cera, 23t
cueros, 20 barriles de miel de abejas
r cajas de pinas, 304 fardos de taba
co en- rama y 135 cajas de toronjas.
EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIOS.
EN- LA LIBRERTA DEL BOLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
RUSOS Y ALEMANES.

Petrogrado, 12.-En la region de
Mlawa ell de diciembre la batalla asu-
mio un caracter menos violento. Sobre
la ribera izquierda del Vistula en- la
noche del Z de noviembre, los alema-
res, gracias las tinieblas, comenza-
lon un movimiento offensive q tOdo 10
largo del frente de Low (Oeste de Var
sovia) hasta Glunow (Sud-oeste de
Varsovia) Ell movimiento fue en- ex-
tremo porfado. Ell ataque fue recha-
zado repetidas veces; los alemanes
3vanzabman en- columnas compactas,
rero nuestras tropas, ayudadas por sus
proyectores, pudieron dirigir un GER
terO fuego de artiller1a que diezm0 las
ilas enemigas, obligandoles a retroce-
der sobre la Inca de Lowicz-Ilow. Ell
enemigo reanudo mas tarde ell ataque.
rero sin mejor exito En- la region de
PiOtrkoW la situacion no ha cambiado.
I'll combate al sur de CracOvia CONT
MIA con gran tenacidad, presentando
acknowledgements movimientos de ofen-
|slva. Los alemanes intentaron por dos
Veces rOmper nuestra Inca de batalla,
|pero fueron rechazados con grandes
|perdidas. En- ell Mar Negro, ell 8 de
Idiciembre la situaci0n de los barcos
er emigos no fue cambiada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
NOTA OFFICIAL FRANCESA.

Paris, 12-(OfciaD. Ell enemigo
demostr6 aver alguna actividad EN- la
region de Ypres, dirigiendose contra
nuestras lineas repetidos ataques, de
los cuales tres fueron completamente
rechazadoS; solamente en- un punto
consiguio ell enemigo llegar a nuestras
trincheras de primera Inca. Por nues-
ira parte, hemos continuado progresan-
do Ell direction de las lineas enemigas.
En- la region de Arras y en- la de Ju-
vincourt han habido combates de arti-
lleria. En- el Argonne hemos Ilevado
adelante muchaS de nuestras trinche-
ras rechazado dos ataques alemanes.
En- la region de Varennes hemos con
schdado nuestros adelantos de los dias
precedentes. La artiller1a alemana ha
Gemostrado mas actividad, pero no
nos ha causado perdidas Otro tanto
ha sucedido en- las alturas del Mosa.
En- el bosque de Lepetre nuestro pro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
CABLEGRAMAS
LA ALBANIA ANGLO PORTUGUESE

Londres, 12.-Un tratado de arbitra-
je entire Inglaterra y Portugal acaba
de ser frmado en- Londres. Ell trata-
do, que es por un termino de cinco
amos, tiene particular significado en- es-
tos momentos, pues en- ell preambulo
hay las palabras siguientes: "Estando
deseosos de confrmar por medic de un
entente solemne la alianza amistosa
que ha mediado por tanto tempo en-
tire ambos paises y con ell fin de eliml-
mar en- cuanto sea possible de sus rela-
clones todo aquello que pudiera PERU
dicar enfriar esta cordialidad, los
;iiados han decidido someter todas las
cuestiones en- litigio a una comisi6n de
arbitraje."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
Armando de Richelieu

Este hombre terrible que logr6 te-
ner a Francia Y a1n Europa, Ell un
puno durante mas de medic siglo. ha
sido una vez llevado la obra intelec-
tual, esta vez al lienzo del cinemat6-
grafo. La famosa casa manufacturers
inglesa, Bison 10l, present6 en- sep
tiembre 1ltimo una production fotomo-
vii Ell la que sigue una parte de la
vida del celebre cardenal. en- la cual
cinta hay derroche de lujosos traies Y
emOciOnantes situaciones. La obra. que
segun nuestros informes esta llena de
grandes escenarios, sin duda tan i'm
portantes como ell tema, esta realzada
por una primorosa fotografia que una
vez mas permite admirar los grandes
progresses que este arte ha realizado Ell
ell breve tempo de una d6cada. La
cinta que Sc referen estas lfneas Sc
titula "El Cardenal Rojo" sera en-
breve eXhibida Ell la isla.
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
LOS ASUNTOS DE MEJICO.

Washington, 12.-Se anuncia Official
laente que las tropas .americanas en-
Naco, Arizona, no atravesaran la from
terra para obligar a los mejicanos a sus-
pender su tiroteo hacia ell territorio
americana, pero ell General Carranza y
81 presidente Gutierrez han sido infor-
Hados que 81 las tropas mejicanas per
slsten en- dirigir su fuego trav6s de
Ia frontera la artiller1a americana en-
Naco entrara Ell acci6n y desalojara a
las tropas mejicanas de sus actuales
posiciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
LA NEUTRALIDAD DE
LA ARGENTINA

Buenos Aires, 12.-El gobierno ha
enviado una escuadra la costa de Pa
tagonia para hacer respetar la neutra-
lidd de las aguas argentinas Sc ase-
gura que ell crucero "Dresden" esta en-
el estrecho de Magallanes, cuya entra-
Ga del Pacifico esta vigilida por las
escuadras japonesas del atlantico por
la inglesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
Cinco amos de carcel

Erasmo Baez, quien en- la noche del
a de septiembre del corriente ano. es-
cal0 ell establecimiento comercial del
senior Jose Garriga, fu6 sentenciado
por la Corte de Distrito de Guayama
1 sufrir cinco amos de presidio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
Sociedad de
Adoracion Perpetua

La distinguida senorita Clementina
Giusti nos informa que ell jueves 30 de
Diciembre a las de la tarde Sc cele-
brara Ell la Iglesia de Santa Ana la
iunta ordinaria mensual, y Sc suplica
Ia puntual asistencia La Communion
General tendra lugar ell de Enero.
primer jueves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
CRISIS EN- PORTUGAL.

Paris, 12.-La Agencia Havas ha 81
do informada por su corresponsal en-
Lisboa, que en- Portugal reina actual
mente una crisis politica. Desde la
dimisi6n del ministerio ell 5 de diciem-
tre, los diferentes partidos han trata-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
Batalla campal

En- ell barrio Hato Nuevo, de Gura-
DO, sostuvleron una rina los individuos
Lorenzo Roldan Felipe Sanchez, Pedro
Ortiz y Justine Ortiz, resultando ell
Sanchez herido en- una mano Todos
fueron arrestados y puestos a DISPOSE
con del Juez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12

En- Gurabo ha ocurrido otro suici-
dio. Ell suicida es Antonio Guma, de
veinte tres amos de edad. Sc hizo un
disparo de revolver por la sien dere-
cha, que lie cause la muerte intsanta
neamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
Deparsamento del Interior

Ell contrato para la montura del
TRAMO DE BASCULA sobre Ell CANO
DE MARTIN PENA, fue adjudicado
a j. j. BLANDFORD, debiendo empe-
zarse los trabajos en- la proxima sema-
na, y Sc espera que estara terminado
dentro de cuatro cinco semanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
Los suicidios

De Lares nos dicen que la sefiora Su-
sana Irizarry, de veinte amos de edad,
Sc suicide colgandose de un arbol con
una soga. Los celos fueron la causa
de la tragica resoluci6n de Susana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12
BoLETIN MERcANTIL DE PUERTO RICO.

do, por medic. de una serie de confe-
rencias, de llegar un acuerdo pero a
estas horas NADIA ha podido hacerse
respecto la formation de un nuevo
nlnisterio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-12

greso ,continna y Sc acentua. al sur
de Thanh hemos ocupado la estacion
de Aspach En- los demas puntos de
los Vosgos siguep los duelos de arti-
Iberia.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-14

somebody said that II couldn't he done.
Int lie. with chuekie replied
That may he II couldn't hut he "ouid he on"
Who wouldn't say So Till he lfi"d
80 he huekled right In. with a trace "l grin
on hi- face II he worried hr hi "
H.. started To sing as he tracked tn thins
That couldn't he done-and he dih IL
Somebody scoffcd 'oh. you'll never do that.
At least no one ever has dom II
nut he took off his coat aud he taak OH ms
hat
And the first thing We knew he'd began II.
with the Mt Of his chin. and a hit OF gfin,
Without any doubling or dulddit
n. started To sing a. he tackled the thins
That couldn't he done-and he lid II
There are thousands To tell you II IAN not be
done.
There are thousands To prophecy failure
-t.,e ar. thousands TO point out To you. one
by one. =,
rh. dangers that wait 10 assan you
uut t,st buckle In with n bit OF grin.
Then take off your coat and so To II.
-, s,art In 10 sing as You tackle the thing
Th.t.. can not he done'-and you'll do II.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-14
FARCE PASSENGER ENGINE
FAILS DOWN TEN-F0OT
EMBANKMENT
.o.s WRECK Is CAUSED WHEN
-.c,nr TURNS COMPLETELY OVER
usyEN FREIGHT CARS IN DITCH

~,.x,iI. mI'FFS la. oct 13-'Sp"ciai to The
- pull.tin Illinois central PASSENGER engine
IL - ,,,n.d n,.r AID ROLLED dawn io-f""' EN-
W. 1t h.r- a. levrs witch The "ngine was
eas", ,.tth ~ passenger train from Omaha
~. t.nk l,u TIA" rails bceaus. Of sharp
80. a, tt. tank trutkr IN" bassak" car "rhi
49,, ,mh.nkm,ut With tn" engine and tank
~ = ,rsh at.,king crew went I" the scene
y. "a, lookinE IhinRs over decided they could
- mn IN. wreck The s'ab wr.ckinx crew
- IN. rninn ra'tfi' Mas called ana aft"f mueh
y -. uak aud "Np"nsc the right OF way
ss"',...,, for trAffit Tn. fireman was seriousl y
hart In this WIN
...,s~, t.s,.s r"ss. ssias D"~s-
,.,., pass.ng.t engine. while backing up he
=. i,,h street aud tn" river bridge left the
40 account of defective trucks The engine
- .ouri,t,lN afound and upside down Rail
~ mo-, "a, ~ h. a miracle that none OF the crew
~, In,1 newspapers did not hay. much
80 about this wreck They are controlled by
s,.oi, Central interests and can publish hothInx
-, ,hat ~ faVntahl. Ia the railroads.
70 e s,ab- were arrested for stealing sugar
~. wabash cat II IL understood that the
49,, comp.nN has instructed tn. Central 10
~. m. ,cah- and thieves away from the Wabash
~, Of way The local papers also failed to pub
- anything concerning this robbery
Ei~,.. tss. - M'rk.
-. nlino,. Central had "A bad wreck on the east
a eleven car went into the ditch and the right
~ VA. tom nj for IA considerable distance.
T,,ffle va. DELAYED for many hours Several other
-. h.V. ocrurrrd out Of here lately and that
psrticn Of the traA"llhs Pupl' ~hiCh - 'o'eeo l"
a. this line bee aus. II Is the ohiy one that can
..,,, them To their destination are very much
alarmed at the frequency Of wrecks
N, new box oafs that Council iiluffs papers have
A..s taking - much about are still standing on
"a. .,d, track. Of the scabby roads and the scAbs
A., b.ng laid of because OF the financial distress
Ishs sisgali who has been doing the act Tor the
4 p A, air hrak. Inspector, Ii looking for = JOB.
Ne sas told th.r" was nothing doing for him here.
vArh is only what a d-Sert-r should expect and
vAst h, 1. entitled 10. 1t Ii said he II now work
In for IN. gs- company at omaha. and we Will
NV, II to the uuion men OF omaha to take care
Il him
IN. railroad at. doing less business now than
tAey have don. time during the last ten
y,srs Will. n. fair roads out of here are enjoy
~ . healthy business
We put tn. Person murder trial edition TO good
~ here and people who had never heard about
- strike befor. now know something of II Let
= hesp up tn. good work. for We must and will
~ In the not far distant future.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-14
STILL DETERMINED AFTER ;
YEARS ON FIRING
LINE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL OFFICIALS TO
APPEAR BEFORE R. R. COMMISSION
|. E. SCAB GOES INSANE

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct i2.-,speciai to The
sirik. Bulietin,-It IL now more than three years
since the lockout WAS declared On the Illinois Cen
trail and Hartman lines and at this stage of the
game we are slightly disfigured. but still In the
ring. and will stay there until we win. During
these three epoch making years we have lost some
OF warriors In the conflict but their souls will
live and on forever with us. and our memory
Of them will never die.
Trsiss Rss.isG Late.
Illinois Central and southern Pacific trains con-
tlnue to run late Although complaints are being
made as vigorously now as has been the case ever
since the shopmens strike. there has been no i'm
provemsnt In this condition.
President Markham. In syndicate newspaper ar
tlcles to delight In going over the so-cAlled
prosperity Of the Illinois Central. but In view Of
the financial standing and reports Of the COM
pany and the serious complaints of stockholders.
the system Is In anything but healthy condition
at the present time Markham has been singing
This song ever since the inception OF the strike.
but It doesn't seem to make hit with the stock
holders
cited = ApV~es.
The Illinois Central officials have been asked TO
appear before the State Railroad Commission and
show cause why they should not move the combin-
alton and Pullman cars Of travelling theatrical
companies on their passenger trains instead OF on
freights The commission 10 expected to take
fall of the l. e because of Its violations In
this respect
II Mssress.
An 4 = scab known as Handsome" Tllman. .
would be machlnist. had a reception In suburb
known as LoneyvilI-. La. ON the banks Of the
new basin.
Edward Lawton. y scab machinist lost his mind
while at work In the :. =. shops at Algiers He
decided he could not walk and would not come
down out of the engine he working on until
n policeman was sent for The policeman took him
to the station. where he was examined by doctor
and pronounced bug house
or The sesaO rite.
The 1 & has sent three more engines to the scrap
Pill. al HArahan Enginemen on the extra board
are In . tight place. some OF them did not make
more than six days last month. This II the best
ind,catio that business the struck roads 10 on
the hum
Drunken Johnny Dugan 10 inspecting engines ~
Uarahan Al one time he was moonlight master
mechanic. We expect to find him packing TRUNKS
next as that Is what he should be doing
The Hsrahsn Land company has changed hands
again and has started to build some cages for the
scabs TIL. company has promise dto make them
rot proof. but cannot make them scso proof
Trains are running late All the boys here are
glad to note that Person was acquitted.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-14
NOT HIRING ANY ONE At THE
PRESENT TIME IN DANv1llE

pANNii.lE. Ill. Oct lo-tspeeial to The strike
Bullet The e. a T.. l. railroad at Danviiie 10
not hiring any machinists. and no. even filling
vacancies al present Take notice. travelling broth
.r and hang to the rods going through Dan
Vile.
The grievance Of the carmen In reference To
working under the bonus system. has been appealed
- Mr Jackson The committee told they had
grievance. but this Is not the case. They have
IA grievance. An smissafY of the company was
sent the system. and by intmidaitng some OF
the workers who were afraid TO speak up for
their rights. has gained the signatures OF some
io a PAPER which SAYS thsS are In favor Of the
bonus ~ stem.
This Was the first move In an effort To inaugu-
rate the heuus system IN the e n 4. |. The NV
supertntcnd. Mt Of motive power H. a bonus man
from to santa -. and II Is likely an effort will
,nais h introduce tbs system In all depart
mems af the road
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-14
If WAR IS HELL

II war In hell. as We are told.
Then only devils wage IL.
Devils drunk with dreams Of gold
Plan the mad play and stage IL
They teach young boys to shoot and MIL
For love OF God and Nation
The land with agony they f.ll.
And bloody desolation.
II war Ia hell then tell the brutes
To go To hell and stay there.
Tell them TO cut their own damned throats,
Perhaps they'll find the way there
II war is hell. then TO hell with war,
To hell with all who crave 1t
when Masters rule the land no more
Well need no wars TO save 1t.