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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-13

tndavia perman"ren por aqui.
-:AcaSo estoS bichOs buScan IA
cOmpahia De rs neGrOs?
-TOdo 10 %rontrariO, .Aniln. ia
80 !".:'fc para saquear Ia: thnpo'
y !:r.;aEon pocas nocll"S pa, cue
H. dr.lIuy ran tOda. 3b;igarri . a los
H;'''N:,:::.e> y .ausantarSr mis- Gl>
de prisa. Pero %icalla. NO Dyes mu-
@idoS pro!Ongados?
:AhoFa no ME .:'nsano.
Hacia Ia: alto del rio 50 habian
dido mugidos que parecian arrrcarse.
De SECURE, 4 unOs IuinientoS o seis-
rientoS metros de Ia isla, varioS hi
popGiamoS Se preparaban 4 entrar
en- e. rio. an busca de echo.
{ Vendrin aqui?-pregun.6 An
Tao.
-E,s probable que bajen a 10 largo
de Ia Orilia. pueS estos animalaS ne
cesitan gran cantidad de cahas V d.
raices para SujetarSe.
Isl pudi6ramos lograr Iu" vinie-
ran cuanto anteS.
ST tuvieramOs Instruments dc
mtisica y tOcaramos algo, no tarda-
rian en- acercarSe.
Instruments de muSica? BRO
meas, Alfredo.
No, Antao. TIE parecera extra
ito: pero estas bestias son senslbleS
a las dulzuras de la mtislca. I'll m1-
(~l0nlinuara.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-13

no!-ryrlam" 81 p"riuGu"S I"vanIan-
dose I'm instant" d. r"tard" Y me-
cnrucntro dIVId:d" IN dos. com" IN
prz-Pnrro,
-tESIaS herido?-lr prr:untd ron
inicrtS 81 razaior.
No: SnIamrnlc manchado de san
Gre del hipop6Iamo. iprro. ivot0 al
chapiro. rOnfieSo que he t"nid0 IN
mompnro dertnmblor en- i0do =. rurr-
pc! ;Gracias. Nlfrrdo. a tn pronta in
tprvcnri6n, m" has Salvado la vida!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-13

ricntn ~rinrucnta p1So>. y no /" de-
iar.; rScapar. Antao. pnr ah0"a. dril
| quinla IN rarahina. Y djiamc tli>pa-
rar a mi.
F razaior - dpsIizG rauicloSaman
70 nor anlra Ia hi.rha ro'orindose
n mafor n,n npdo = opupl6 dr>na-
RIO .on ~ carahina
- r:u b;,o c,,oon T, 5olo,acii,
| r,a saa,tida Il, nm muo;dn mas finer
ia mo =, IA y, ,oro y ID IN raso-
rlidn ~fraooroso
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-13

rual"S ln> ruatro raninoS trniar
mas lie ctIarenia cnniimatro> ,ir lar
20.
Dr>puaS de- nadar alcuno> in<ian-
jr>. Fl monSiruo >uDi6 4. hanco.
m~o>iraudo 81 cuerpo parlulrn oscu-
70 ron r%efl"io> roiizoS y caSi ie>-
proviSt0 de pel0 : SuS paIa> rofla>
Y torcida>. Parecia como i anteS
dc decidirSe a avanzar luiSiera a.
Sreurarsr de "A auSencia tn toio enc
mie6. ventcando para "iin ruiioSa-
mente al aire.
Quo enormidad,-murmur6
.Antao al dido d" Alfred0.-.Serd III
fell matarlo.
NO hay que apuntarIa al cuaro-
responded 81 cazador.-Su piel ticne
IN eSppSor de- tres pu.sataS. y III
bala no le penetraria.
-.Diahlo, cEStan ~accfazadoS eS"S
anim&les?
Como los buqueS de guerra. ES-
pera que So acerQue. ' rata de he
rirle entire los oios o haio IN mandi-
bula.
-.Pobra animal. No SoSpecha
qua tiene tan cerca a SuS enemi@nS!
mo lie compadezcas ian pronto!
Son muy ~peligrosos, aunque-...-.
-GPor que no Sisues?
Me parece inquieto.
-tNos habra olfateado?
-Es possible; pero solo eSta a
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COMMENTARIES DE LA PRENSA

Madrid. Julio Fla prenSa de-
dica gran espacio a comentar los IL
limos encuentros ocurridos en- Ma
rruecos ' las Sesiones de las Cortea
en- que Sc trato lie este sunto
Todos los ~peri6dicos elogian Al Je-
fe del G~oDierno. senior condo dc Ro-
manones. por haber leido en- e. Par
.amento los telegramas integroS d.
Narruecos. evitando de csc modO ma
las interpretations Y alaTmas in
iustificadas.
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IT. Ia sierra hacr Saltar vcrdadcraS
rhiSpaS. Y adnmi>. nunra pierdr 81
%h,ancura. - aprav"cha. purS. mn
cho, para "a fabrication dc denies
ariificiales.
-tEs hurna In rarnr j" rSos ami
MAILS?
Tan rir!iri0>a como Ia de- buoy.
La gra>a. >obra indn. 50 aprncia. mu-
rhO. p0rque con Ella 80 haca una
eX~ceicnir manirca.
-.Pues. chico. ron emo solo hay
para nufrir una tribu "nlara de ne
grO.,
Este hipo16tam0 debr peSar por
10 mrnn> rai0rrr quintaIes. lima
gina Ia montana de carne que sale de
ahi,
-cMandar;is tus hombres a Que 10
d~e>cuarticen?
-NCirrtamnnie. Antao: y mahana
rOmeraS una pata de rSe cOl0So. asa
da a. hDrno, como Ia ponan los ne
eros de eSta region. Y va verbs I'm
manjar rico.
:NolvemoS?
No eS prudente aventurarse por
la seIva De norhe; ademas, creo que
mataremos algda otro hipop6tamo.
FL ahO anterior algunos negros inten-
taron cultivar esta terra, a fin de
p%lantaCioneS Ell las orillas del
CUISINE: con tai motive los hipop6ta-
mso acudieron en- buen nGmero, y.
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IN FL. SENiDO.

MADRID. Julio y. En- n session.
del Senado. do cuenta cl Jefe del
Gohierno de todos los telegramas re-
cibidos de Marruecos. dando data-
lies del ~eacuen;ro habido entire tro-
pa eSpanolaS V los morOs De IN ka-
Mia Ge Anohera.
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EXCELENTE IMPRESSION EN-
TETUAN.

MADRID. Julio l2.-En Tetuan
ha cauSado excelentc impression Ia
derrota de los moroS angherinos por
las tropaS e~spanOlaS.
Las balas sufridas por los morcs
han sido enormes. En- el campo de
b2tal.a G=jaron abandonadaS gran
des pilas de cadaveres.
Fueror at&cad0S los kabilenoS o
tres puntos d~istintoS Y sus poblados
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CINCO CONDENADOS A MUERTE

GUADALAJARA. Julio -. En-
n audiencia de csta ciudad Sc ha
visto In scguida contra cinco
reOs acusados de ser los autoreS de
un crimen cometido en- ell pueblo de
Tierzo Y del cual fue victima un pro-
pietario de aquella localidad.
Los cincO reoS fucr0n c~ondenadoS
4 Ia pcna de muertc.
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LA MEHALLA DEL RAlSULl

MADRID. Julio l2.-Diccn de Ma
rruecos que Ia mehala del Raisuli.
pela6 i favor de ESpana 0 vcrda-
dero denuedo.
Las t:topaa r;!isalinas quemaron
mas de 500 casas pertenecienteS 4
los moros rebe!deS.
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iRTICtI.OS DE ROPA ROBtDnS

Cinrurnta V cinrn ~ariicnloS de ro-
IA funrOn r0hadOS dc Ia cas- 1f Ia
sonora Ida Kaufman, li6 de la r'a!lr
Porter. RI martcS en- la nOchr. duran
ir In auSanria lie In familia. Los We
rinOS dirru ,haircr yiSin n I'm mrNi-
rano, an los mnmrntoS d" salir de Ia
casa con IN gran fariO a Ia eSpaIta,
nrro no im~aginar0n 10 que llrvaha en-
q. En- Sc@liha rui dada noIiria a "a
nnliria.
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Vazquez de MelIa Maura pronunciation vi
.brantes discusses en- la session. del Congreso
La Drensa de Madrid cOntinta c0TnentandO los
exitos miIitares de MarruecOs
OTRAS NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

sufrieron el bombardeO por cl acora,
zado .Pelay0." el caG0nerO "Baz;tn'
Y otTo.
rodas las cosechas Y los poblados
de los enemigos de Espana fuero,,
desrruiaos por IL metralla dc los "a
nones.
Entire los muertOs Sc cuent el jc-
Sc dc In trinu &c HiUt, capit:n dc
bandidos coaocido por @! sohrcnom-
hrc dc "Einagre."
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pERDON SIN CONDiCIONES.

CEUTA. Julio IL Niaier0s He
aaGos i csta plaza dan cuenta de-
cncucntro librado entire las tropas
cSpaholaS V los moros.
Dicen que Ia Gerrota dc los anghe'
rinos fuc enormc Y que e. combatc
Y e. bomhardeo de los pohlados enc
migos continue hasta que los kabile-
nos pidicron pordGn sin condolences.
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BRAYURA DE LAS TROPAS
ESpANOLAS.

MADRID. Ju3io l2.-Las tropaS
.espano,es ~pelearon con sin igual bra
vura, llegando hasta el ataque a ia
bavoneta contra un enemigo agucrri
do V fanatico. Sc dieron pruehaS de
I'm heroismo sin limites y de II dis
V organization perfcctaS.
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@
REGRESO DE LAS COLUMNS.

MADRID Julio l2.-En las posi-.
clones ocupadas Por las tropaS cSpa-
Hola> quci6 la correspondence qua.
nici6r.
IL re>;o De las Columns regreS6 ::
los campamcntcs.
La eSeuadra co%ntribuy6 eficazmcn
te al eXito de Ia operaci6n bombar,
deando los aduares de la costa.
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D!;I'DNi0N.

FL dia / de- lbs c"rrirn'c> faIlnr!I
en- cl Puerto he Matam0roS. Tamau-
Ii0aS. ia sonora Petra Medina Ia Pc
na. rauSanio honda prna cnir" SuS
fami!iarrS y as prrSnnas de Ill amIS-
,ai tal arOnlrrimirnto.
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ANUNCIO

- PRENSA eSta autorizada para
II e candidatura del seno: Ja-
COCO Eu5ioia. para Comisionado Gci
PrcciAto No. ! del Condado de Bex..r,
Sujet, 4 laS pr:marias democ:&:icas
Julio -. RespeuuoSamente Sc soic.ta
q voJo &c los mtNico-texanos.
(Pol. Adv
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CHASE. tRRlI.I.0S.

Deria IN professor de Moral n sus
alumnOS al raSumir una de SuS con-
f"renciaS: .
-TcnndIo hien pr"Sente: ;rl hon.
brn que lla.a Il rirria rdad V no sir
VI para NADIA. .n> capaz dc TODD:
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ANUNCIO

La PRENSA eSta autorizada ra.a
anunciar n candidatura de! ST. c. II.
Chambers. para Fiscal del Disttito,
sujeCo = lbs primariaS democraIcas.
Julio -. SoIicita atentamente Fl lnto
de los MGNico-Texanos.
(POl. Adv
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ANUNCIO

Ia PRENSA esta autorizaGa >para
anuaciar In c~aadidatura de reelection
del {. J. II. Clark, para juez dc q.
Corte Civil del Condado. Sujelo q &
acci6n de !a> primaries democr&Jiv&s.
Julio -.
POL. Adj
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0FERTA SENSATIONAL or
DE NAVAJAS. a. =. OoC.

rSra magUirica navajo arrr@lada con pie
dra> preri"-aS urrere = listed una oTurJt-
RIdaG a- aDGa.rIU ai=u hUrnO y Ili puC
may POGO tisUvrr. Imagine no Ima:. una UI-
vail del yIlur lie S..rst. para ~S"iinraS Y "a
hlitrsp>. Ia LdqUi@rr hoy i ~ -. itnia~ del
UrIu~ arrrn g may clrGIal" para y h"l-i-
10. EnvIr ~ -. % IL manUarrurS -. o..
u. Pitlll Hry misIH". 4
Fi>hIriGh and Co. Dept. II. Chicago. III.
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Cuando necSsite libros en- espanol
dirijase listed a l~snacio E. Lozano.-
607 Dolorosa St.-S. Antonio. Texas.
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|RI:GiSTR0 CIVIL.

~l.iccnciaS de mairim0nio
Francisco t.a>ian"d" .Ad'lIna Mar
Iiu"I.
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PERFEcT0 SEcRETkRIG
hEx!chh1

Modeios de cartas familiares, de so
eiedad, comerciales y smorosas. Con.
t,ene GdemaS, una hermosa collector
e. r~eas=,2.,ntoS en- prosa y verso pa
Ia ;a~.e'as Fos.&ies, lenguaie de Is.
ior-s. f~:u:as, etc, : varios modeloi
4 cara ?a-a pedimento de mstrimo
re.
FL "Persecto Secretario Me1icano'
es eli mejor libro en- 81 genera de los
publicadoS haSta FL dia.
VALE so CENTAVOS.
Fidslo A.
iGNACIo E. LOZANO.
sG7 Doiorora S.--S.n Antonio. T.,
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T P. HOEFGEN

s~oiicita Il &yuda de listed para 81 re-
election COMO
TESORERO DEL CONDADO
SujcIo 4 "a election primaria demo-
cr:itica. e. - de Julio de 1916.
Pol. Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News 81 the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Every skirt will be reduced at 10
per cent as marked, till Christmas on
ly at Julius l.. Weichman. ADV. 69t2
Miss Doris Carpenter, who attends
Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, camN
home today to spend the Christmas
vacation.
The regular stag party will be held
at the Y NJ. c. A. tonight for senior
and intermediate members. Open
fire, singing. refreshments and enter
tainment
The cold snap which has prevailed
since Sunday has given place to a
thaw which may take away the sleigh.
ing and produce bad travelling for late
shoppers.
John Holden of Old Bennington, a
student at Westminster school Sims
bury, Conn. is at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. ana Mrs A. j. Holden, for
the holidays.
Leslie Mann. center fielder on the
Chicago National baseball team, will
speak to boys and young men at the
Y. NJ. c. A. at three o'clock Sunday
afternoon All boys and young men
are invited.
Fathers and sons at Y NJ. G. A. Fri
day night of this week from eight to
ten o'clock the building will be reserv
ed for junior members who come with
their fathers, older brothers, or some
other man. No boy will be admitted
alone. Fathers will play sons in vol
ley ball Bowling win be free.
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THE WONDERFUL
FRUIT MEDICINE
Thousands Owe Health And
Strength To "Frult- lives"

"FRUIT-A-TTvES'', the marvellous
medicine made from fruit juices - has
relieved more cases of Stomach, Lisey
BLOOD, Kidney and Skin Troubles than
any 0fher mediefae. In severe cases
of rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Pain in the Back, Impure Blood, Neu-
ralgia, Chronic Headaches, Chronic
Constipation and Indigestion, "Fruit-
a-tives" has given unusually effective
results. BY its cleansing, healing
powers on the eliminating organs,
"Fruit.a-tives" tones up and invigor-
ates the whole system.
SOC. a box, 6 for $50, trial size, 25c.
AT all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit
a-tiyes Limited, Ogdensburg, NY.
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Richness and
Beauty

The most beautiful. attrac-
tive and pleasing Gifts for the
holidays a e those which
come from a first class
jewelry store.
We have hundreds Of
choice articles priced to suit
all pur:h AserS.
There are So many art
icleS in stock that we can
not name them all. Come
in and see for yourself.
OPEN EVERY EVENING
UNTIL XMAS.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
Job Printing

We are equipped to do your
job printing at the right prices.
Call and see samples. Our type
is of the latest design and the
printing is up-to-date.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
kERRICK

From Our Correspondent.
Editor Warren of Hinckley
was a caller in town one day last
week.
E. M. Berset spent a couple OF
days in town last week, returning
to the timber Monday morning.
Chester Dean is on releaf duty
at Isanti for a few days.
Mr.. Morrison of Bruno is doing
a fine job plastering the hotel.
We will have some fine building
when done.
If lots of snow means bumper
crops we will have to start build
ing new hay barns and graneries
at once to be prepared.
St. Paul held their winter
sports carnival in January. We
intend to hold ours in June.
More snow and more fun in June.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF COUNTY BOARD.

To the voters of the County OF
Pine, Minnesota: Notice is here
by given that a petition is on file
in my office, signed by legal vot-
ers of said County to the number
of 2506, praying that the County
Seat of said County be changed
to HinckIey, and that a special
meeting of the County Board will
be held at the Court House in
Pine City on the Goth day of
March A. D., 1916 at 10 o'clock
A. M. to consider said petition, at
which time and place any legal
voter of said County may appear,
in person or by counsel, and be
heard.
w. II. Hamlin, Auditor
Pine County, Mimi.
County Auditor Seal
Pine County, MINI.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

in no case being legally required
to be more than Is per cent Of
the deposits.)
If, therefore, the banker with
one dollar in money can lend ten
in credit when you hold back the
ten, you deprive the community
of the hundred in credit. The
banker is credit alchemist.
making one dollar do the work of
many, and you owe it to him, to
yourself and to your community
to make the credit structure as
big and as strong as possible.
The place for every dollar that
you do not need for your daily
necessities is in the bank, for the
bank will not only protect it
against fire and thieves, pay it
back on demand. but by the al
chemistic progress known only to
banking, turn it into ten credit
dollars, which are as effective in
the business world as money
dollars and cheaper. This is the
banks greatest service to the
community and to you.
American Bankers Association
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
BIG PUBLIC SALE.

| will sell at public auction on
my farm, a miles north and /
mile east of Askov, 5 miles south
west of Bruno and 7 miles south
east of Willow River, on Friday,
March 17th, 1916. beginning at |
p. m.
2 head of horses, 1S head of
cattle and "a white Leghorn
chickens.
| black horse, 7 years old, VT.
1850. This horse is a good trave-
Ter has paced a half mile in l:34
without any training. | bay
horse, ii years old, weight 1895.
2 Jersey cows, one fresh March
1st, the other will be fresh in
May; l Shorthorn cow giving
milk now, bred February End; a
Guernsey heifers, one fresh Mar.
31st, one fresh March 10Th, one
due to be fresh April Bird and one
fresh April 18th; 3 red poll heif-
ers one giving milk now, one
fresh March End and one fresh in
May; ! Holstein heifer fresh in
June; Holstein heifer calf; Z
Holstein bull calves; a Guernsey
bull calves.
TERMS: All sums under SIC
cash. Over $1,000 eight months
time will be given on bankable
papers at 8 per cent interest.
Rasmus F. Jensen, Owner
J. H. Hogan, Auctioneer
First State Bank, Askov, Clerk
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nical sense the banker does not
loan money, but credit. He does
not want your money to loan, but
to use it as a basis of credit, and
one dollar to him is as good as
four for business purposes. This
may seem an impossible PROPOSE
ton. Let us prove it.
Experience has proven that
everybody does not want all their
money at the same time. If one
people were each to deposit one
hundred dollars in bank, the
banker could safely assume that
not over one quarter of them
would call for their money at one
time. AS a matter of fact, less
than fifteen per cent would do so;
therefore, if out Of every dollar
deposited, the banker keeps fif-
teen cents in money, he can meet
every ordinary demand for cash.
When an unusual call arises, it is
called a bank rum which mere
ly means that more than the usu-
al number of people are demand
ing their money at one time.
Working on this theory, the
banker does not, out of the one
hundred dollars you deposit, lend
let US say, ninety; he puts the
hundred in his vault, Tin his re-
serve) and discounts the notes of
his customers, placing the pro,
ceeds to their credit, against
which they can check, the same
as if they had deposited cash
The banker works on the law OF
averages, and seldom does this
law fail him, for as long as he
has a certain percentage of his
obligations in cash, or quickly
available, he is safe. tTh'
amount of reserve money varies
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
AsKov PINE COUNTY MINNESOTA THURSDAY MARCH 1916.

sen for his work as stage director.
A we'll arranged and pretty little
stage had been put up for the oc-
casion. Aside from a little TIM
idness, which is to be expected of
amateur performers, everything
went off without hitch. With
out taking credit away from any
one Louis Olsen, Hans kroman
and V. Hoiberg were the star
performers. The custome worn
by Mr.. kroman was a good one,
bringing forth laughter from
the audience. The singing socie-
ty entertained with several songs
between plays each evening,
chief among which was the
county seat song written by Mort
Wig. After the play Friday even
ling a dance was enjoyed by the
young people until one o'clock, A
good home talent play is always
enjoyed and it would not be out of
the way to have several presented
each winter. There is plenty of
talent here and the oftener they
play the quicker they learn. Ar
evening of mirth occasionally
causes good fellowship feeling
and puts new life into people.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that a
special meeting in School District
No. II in Pine County, Minneso-
ia, will be held at the Town Hall,
on the 18th day of March, 1916,
at 2 o'clock p. m. for the follow
ing purposes:
Shall our School District change
from Common to an lndepend-
ent District.
M. Sorensen
l.. p. Jacobsen
Ludwig Mosbaek
S. Chr. rixen
l.. G.. Petersen
P. P. Kilstofte
Rasmus Petersen
Dated this 29th day of Febru
ary 1916.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
BIG AUCTION SALE

will sell at public auction on
my farm, / mile north and l IA
mile east of Askov, on Tuesday,
March 2lst, 1916, beginning at l
o'clock sharp.
8 milk cows, Il fall cows and z
to come in in spring.; 2 heifers
to come in in May; 3 heifers l5
months old; 2 steers 18 months
old; 6 grade Holstein calves
ranging from / to 7 months old.
/ draft colt, 9 months old; / SOW
to farrow in May. ....z.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
THE HOME. TALENT PLAYS

The ito danish home talent
plays "Vundet" and EFT Uhyre'
given under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Society last
Thursday and Friday evenings
were a success in every way.
The performers were greeted with
full house both evenings, the net
earnings after all expenses were
deducted and all received their
moneys worth, being about $42
Several weeks of rehearsing had
been put in on the plays and
much credit is due P. H. Peder-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
LENDING THE BANKS MONEY

If the bank confined itself to
receiving money offered for de-
posit and paying it out again on
checks, it would render a very
great and necessary service to the
individual and the community,
but it would soon cease to exist,
because the life blood of all busi-
ness (profts) would be lacking.
The operation of a bank is eXpen-
sive, and to hire clerks, pay rent,
buy stationery and build vaults,
merely to protect money and
handle checking accounts, with
out some source of income, would
prove a costly undertaking.
Therefore the bank must seek
some steady source of revenue,
and finds it in lending the money
of it's stockholders and deposit
ors to those who can use more
than they have, and are willing to
pay for the accommodation. And
only as it loans its funds, and
gets them back with interest can
If long 0pprate as a going con-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
TALKS ON
THRIFT

This article is a part of a series
prepared by the Savings Bank Sec
tiOn of the American Bankers Asso-
citation, No. 5 Nassau Street, New
York City, in connection with the
celebration in 1916 of the one hun
dreth anniversary of Savings Bank
ing in the United States.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
DANISH BROTHERS HAVE
"A GOOD TIME

The entertainment and dance
given by the Danish Brother
hood at the town hall last even
ing was a grand success. The
hall was jammed full and stand
ing room was at q premium.
Time and space will not permit
us to explain the program but we
could write a whole column on It.
Suffice to say that the two DAM
ish colored gentlemen from the
West Indies made great hit, an
act which was put on by Messrs.
r. Nortvig and Chr. Hansen.
Dancing was enjoyed until i.30
a. m.