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FUTURE DAY0.
THOs. J. OWEN Q son. AGCTfONEkR6.
EAUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE USIN
PROVED REAL KHTATE, ON GEORGIA
AVENUE, a SHORT DEFIANCE NORTH
OF BCTTERNCr STREET

AVENUE, A SHORT DISTANCE NORTH
OF BCTTERNCr STREET.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded in Aber No. 40oo. folio "a ct seq.
~ the land records Of the District Of CoauM bia
eVa q the request Of the part. secured thsrs-
A. .fhe Undersigned trustees win sell At pebble
Ae11oe. % front Of ths premises, On NOEDAY,
4hE THIRD DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1oiB Al
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. the following dsserfbed
,AenA an1 pfemises. situate In the District Of
&DS1nblA, and desisnated % anA bsing cart Sf
eAes Of land called ''0isi's Psetion," d4-
.1effbsd ~ follow: BeginsiAg fee lie sSnA a.
. peiat n The east line q 0teegia asses6 Az
tAnt ee.i7 feet south fro0 the nofthwtst Soe.
hef 6f tAs Tract Of land conveyed 10 Henfistta
3. CowiinG By deed recorded ID liter a. H. ii
IS, folio l97. And running theaes south alSna
satd lne OF said avenue 90 feet; theAee 6outh
e6s IT east l50 feet: thence north - east u
feet. and thence north S. IT. west $50 feet 10
the point Of beGinning.
Terms Of saae: Ali cash. A deposit Of 500
Will b required At time Of sale. An convey
aneinG recording. revenue etAmpb, etc., At eo1t
o. parchasef. Terms Of sale b b eomplied
with within dStsen days from day Of salt,
ethefytes the trustees reserve the fikht 10 ~.
zen 1s property At the risk and cost ef o.
&sulttnG tsfehAslf,. aftef hvG days advertise.
e q TsAssts: W. ssss :sss ssssssssf pub
- I1bl9I T. sHANNoM,
2eATee J. t66HA
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THos. J. OWEN . son. AUcTfoNEFRs.

and Well Located In
vestment and Residence Prop
critics, Near the Capitol, Be-
ing the Three-Story Brick
Apartment House, Known as
The Vineetta," No. 337 Mary
land Ave. S.W., Containing
rs Apartments, and Rented at
$z27.oo Per Month, and Two
Two-Story Brick Dwellings.
Nos. 34t and 343 Nd. Ave.
S.W., Rented at $I8.5o Each,
Adjoining Said Apartment.
and Two Brick Dwellings in
Rear of Same, Nos. 34S and
$50 Armory Place; Also Two
Two Story and Basement
Brick Dwellings, 4oe and 4e6
South Capitol Street Sc,
Rented at $ar.oo and $z1.5o
Each,
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ThS AppStetnsat Of 4. 4. Smith Af
enc ts06isvliiA AAA NAshvtllA railroad
~ assistant regional director. "a
NhARo - 0A&Ae kaO- -booo. Anneuspeds
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c. G. SLOAN 4 CO.. AVCTIONEERS.
1407 @ Btreet NV.

'Als ssgYssseftSe'SSSS SS5b. fSSF'sf Poa sSoa4ss asR
.Nstiee q hereby sir.n tAaf % SATURDAY.
lpNM THE EIGHTH, 1915, AT TEN
O'CLOCK AN, there viii b ssid Il public
snesion' ,ha1 y ths sSetiea .oS%s Of g q slssn
p. O.. 70 eafoeee likas for storage eha9Yes, ed.
eus and unpai6, all hossehold Essds, pefssnai
e4eetp In The names Of Mics Irene Rose and
L. Atcoy. CHAB. p. RAvENBUR0.
- oeefetary security 0tofaes @,
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TH0S. J. OWEN Z s0N. AUCTIONEERs.
TRUGTEE3' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 7Ss

Story ssicx bwEtiyAsIE bwEtiiSas. no. I'VE ~
eHEPHBRD STREET NORTHWEST,
~ viftas Of certain deed se trust duly re-
eesded IN LATER No. tsoa.. felis - et SEE. ef
the land rscords Of the District Of coiuinbls,
and ct the request Of the party secured there
By. the undsrslgned trustees will sell at public
auction. In ffoAt 0f the premises on WE6NEO-
DAY. TIE TWENTY SECOND DAY OF NAY,
AID. 1913, AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, thA fol.
esWtaf .desefiisd lAsd And pfemisaS. iituats ID
the Distriet Of Columbia. and designated as asd
being lot 81. In Wsedbusy Biair's subditisloe
Of lots IN block %, "Petwofth Addition 10 fhs
CITY n WasAlAgtsn." a. 1af RAT feeordsd n
the once sf ne ssryssef y. the district d %.
the covenants Of record.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-thifd eash, balance IN Sos
aad I've ytarS. VITA Interest at 3 pef <Sntum
PET AAnsn. payable esnt-AnAuaiiy, Sn& sScvfe0
on the property sold, OF al cash, at purchaser's
option. A deposit of 800 required al fifns Of
sale and the purchaser allowed IS days to
complete the purchase. Further particulars at
Il. BRADLEY DAVIDSON.
LUTHER B. FRIbT0E,
hE1Hp Apoys. .tAy1 % PosTP9rED w.
III HUNDAY. fHe THIRD nay 0e JUNE.
1918. at tAe eanA tine and place,
~~H.94PEa OF ran s1UD99os.
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EHusrE1rs SALE or yALuAeI.E REAL r..
TATE, IMPROVED BY THE Two-sToRH
MN RASEMENT RRICK nWEIIINai


No. als5 Il" STREET NoRTzWEsT.
b virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly re-
corded, n LIVER No. 1ssA foiio . ct go. q
tie land records Of the District Of Coluahls.
and at the request Of the party secured there.
81. the undersignsd surviving trustee WIN sell
SoSDAY, TIE TWENTY SEVENTH DAT 81
the following described land and peesnisee, iii.
uate lA the city Of WesAinSton, District sf
Columbia, and designated As and being lot lS
- kate n. Foote'S subdivision Of part oi
s9uare 7e, as per plat recorded In Abrr Is
fsiio 90, Of the reeords Of the eAee Of ths
surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
TERMS Of sale: One-third Of the pufSAaSe
money to be paid In cash. balance Ia two equal
anstallments. payable In one ahd two ytarS With
interest q pet eentam pss annum. psyable
of trust upon the property cold. or all cash, At
the option OF the psrchasef. A deposit Of
veyaneing. teeotdins, revenue .temps. etc. At
cost Of Rurehaser. Terms Of tale to be conA-
piled With within af.e.n d.ys from day Of s.is.
right % resell the PROPERTY at the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. Aftef dve dayt'
Advertisement Of such resale IN some neWS-
paper publisAed In washington D. g.
VIM. J. FATHER,
my10sd&ds.exeu Surviving Trustee.
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BERNSTORFF'SSON
IS SUED FOR LIBEL
Made Love to Wife of Absent
Soldier, Is Charge
Brought.
BY Webster.
By the Associated Presu.

oS tHe hssUc1Ateo fEeSB
AMSTERDAM. May 27.-rhe libel
suit Of Baron Walter Won Radeck
against Count Christian Gunther Won
Bernstorff, son OF the former German
ambassador to the United States, his
wife and others was begun in a Ber-
lin court Saturday. Won Radeck IL q
son OF a Prusslan general and his
former wife is now the wife of Count
Won Bernstorff. She was Mrs. Mar
guerite Vivian Burton Thomason of
Burlington. N. J.
sixteen persons prominent In Ger.
man oficial and social life ana the de-
PENDANTS were IN conrt Among the
number was Prince Albeft OF Schiet-
wig-Holstein. brother OF the rkigninE
duke.
Made Love to Wife, Charge.
Counsel for Baron Won RAdkck
charged that von Bernstorff made
love to the baroness while won Ra-
deck was In the trenches. This re-
suited in divorce. Count Won Berh-
storff was Also accused OF circulating
stories that Won Radeck was a spy
After hearing the attorneys state
ment. the Judge adjourned the case,
saying he considered that certain
judicial points were not clear.
The plaintiffs counsel. in his state
ment, declared that Won Radeck. who
married Marguerite Thomson in
1912. while serving in the trenches.
received a letter from her saying she
wanted to be free. He returned TO
Berlin. the attorney continued. and
when he saw his wife enter Count won
Bernstofff's home he knocked at thb
door and heard his wife say to the
count. Put your revolver In your
pocket"
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
On D. c. Real Estate

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HONEY TO loan on REAL E9T1TE A
stss p.sns..s a.'ss ee 4fREn Tfa s f.
eli 18th q. NV. .....
La:se or small sar,s ir,ne1{sfeiy 1tat11Eie.
LEE D.LATIMER COMPANY
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aND Isni EcoseSreaI ce Il % cosiiDssar1Ss fiN5 Fos
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Is bound to pield the stltsd interest. and the
trturn Of principal when due. We plsee money
s ossss 81 81 s1,s # s,s;s sa ~
stand. Our tlitty sss,s' e1psrataes places k2.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building.
No DELAY.
MTsT fseyfs: ;s sos t: wss.:lss ss!s .a.
MONEY TO loan on kEAE I6fATE.
LARGE LOANS A SPECIALITY.
PROMPT eERSiCE
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY
slb FIrrEENTH rrNEwT.
Money TO LOAN CN o. q. RAJ EsTATE.
current rates Of interest. hrssonabse commits.
sion.
MONEY TO LOAN-WD lNVlfE YOUR AP.
plicat!ons for loAae on d. O.. real AState, No
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BELT. obRIEN CO.. INC. lM@ 9 ~.
REAL ESTATE LOANS q 1P16IALfY.
Lowest Intersst Rates, ffvAps oervies.
GEO. W. LlNKINe. l7il Pa, ave.
MONEY 70 L0zN-y250 70 J606, ono ON D. O.
real estate: ssysssa la,E +, teust :rsss an
sads cations for boef0Wee1.
WIN. n. SAUNDERS CO..
Southern bldg. ~ 18th tt. NV.
MONEY 70 LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE IN p: g.
h. L. RQeTs Sl400 81 ET. N.Ms
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AUCTION SALES.
TafS AFTERNOON.
TRO9. !. OWEN 4 SON, AUcTloNEER&

S2kGg2OMH AND TRUSikEs eAfE 0F
So. S. i7sS cSstSsiiNs ss9G sTkEEr EHrwfNhdsfS. NohfS.
WEST. 10 CLOSE An ESTATE.
By VIRTUE Of authority Vested in me-, will
eeN at public auction, In front Of the premise4.
o. MONDAY. THE TWENTY-SEvENTH DAY
OF MAY. 1918. AT fHhEE o'cLOck PM.
lot I'll. square 15J. with the improvements
Terms: Made known 1t tine of sale. A u.
pesit Of 500 viii be required upon Aeeeptants
etc. at e
sale to be complied with within nftceA days
from the day Of sale or dspesit t.rfetted.
my16-A4ds,exSu Ereentor anI Trsstee.
oEH5S I 0TTI = NIX AfISTMNEEk6-
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myN dad, ezBs Trustees.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
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, 1918-06-27

has informed the Riksdag that
the government has done every
thing possible to obtain grain
from Ukraine or Siberia, but
that so far the negotiations
which were started last January.
have produced no positive re-
suits. The minister said that
there Was plenty Of grain in
Ukraine, but that the peasants
there refused to sell, and, fur
thermore, the Ukrainan govern
ment had promised to sell the
surplus crop of the country to
the Central Powers. A request
addressed to Berlin for the re
lease of some Of this grain for
use in Sweden had been declined
on the ground that Germany
was unwilling to permit export
to Sweden of articles which the
Germans themselves were sorely
in need of.
A Copenhagen telegram, dated
June q. says that as a protest
against the Danish governments
food regulations. workmen and
women on that day marched to
the Kristiansborg castle carrying
standards bearing inscriptions
demanding more bread and but
ter. Most of those in the pro-
cession were women. A deputa-
tion called on Minister Of Interi-
or Owe Rode who told them that
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
County Creamery Meeting

A meeting called by the. coop
erative creameries Of Pine Coun-
ty, was held at Hinckley Wednes-
day. a representative gathering
being present. 1t is planned to
have all the cooperative creame-
ries of the county unite in the
buying of supplies and the SCI
ling of their products, thereby
buying and selling in bigger
quantities and reducing ex-
penses. An organization to this
effect will most likely be formed
and at the meeting Wednesday
q committee of three was Sc
lected to draw up rules.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27

Fast Trains Taken Off

Commencing Sunday June 80,
the two afternoon flyers will be
taken off on the Great Northern
between St. Paul and Duluth.
This leaves four trains a day.
The schedule of the st. Cloud
train with terminal atiSandstone
will be changed to make connec-
tions with trains Nos. 20 and %.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
ENLISTMENTS HAVE TAKEN
SLUMP

Present indications are that
Congress will soon take action to
change the draft age limits from
Il to 81 years. so that the draft
will include all men between the
ages of Is and As years. Strong
pressure has been brought to
bear on Congress for an increase
in the draft age limits. and the
general belief among men in
close touch with the situation is
that speedy action will be tak-
EN- in the matter.
War industries in all parts Of
the country are tagging because
of shortage Of labor. Various
branches Of the United States
Army, particularly the Engineers
and Signal Corps, are in need Of
skilled mechanics and artisans Of
all kinds. The Work or Fight
law is expected to relieve the 81
tuation somewhat, but il ID
doubtful il it will bring enough
men into the Army and into the
hundreds Of government work
shops to make army officers
change their plans. Secretary Of
war, Baker. and Provost Marshall
General Crowder are both EN-
phatically in favor Of the change
and have gone SO far with their
plan that a bill already is prac-
tically ready for introduction in
the House.
Voluntary enlistments in the
Army have taken q marked slump
since the first Of June, and siren
uous efforts will be necessary ii
Minnesota during the next week
il the state is to maintain its
present position in relation to
the other recruiting districts in
the country. The Minnesota Dis
trict has been the banner dis
trict for the past three months.
and Major John d. Yost, Recruit
ing Officer for the District. does
not want to see this state sup
planted by another.
Single men within the age linn
its Of the proposed new draft re-
gulation are urged to get in
touch with their nearest Army
Recruiting Office and get placed
before the new order is in force.
All branches Of the service are
open at the present time and af-
ford excellent opportunities for
advancement.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
SANDSTONE BANK CHANGES
NAME

AT recent meeting Of the
stockholders of the Quarryman's
State Bank of Sandstone. it was
decided, to change the name Of
said institution to Sandstone Sc
curity State Bank. The change
is most likely due to the dimin-
ishing quarry business in that
village.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
Notice to Correspondent

On account Of next Thursday
being the 4th Of July and in
order that the force may cele-
brate the national holiday the
American will be printed one
day earlier than usual. All copy
for publication must be in one
day earlier than usual next week.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
ASKOV BAND TO HINCKLEY
JULY FOURTH

The Askov Band has been en-
gagged to furnish music at the big
county Fourth Of July celebra-
tion at Hinckley. The celebra-
tion is under the auspices Of the
Pine County Farm Bureau and
it is expected that there will be
people in attendance from all
parts of the county.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
|DES MONIES SIGHT
| OF next MEETING
Annual Conference of Danish I.u-
theram Church i'm America
Closed ut Askov Sunday.

Closed ut AskOy Sunday.
The annual conference of the
Danish Evangelical Lutheran
Church in America of which AS
kov has labored for and dreamt
of the past several months, closed
with appropriate services Sum
day evening. The last day Of the
conference there were over 400
visitors besides all of our own
people. an unusual large number
for place the size Of Askov.
Rev. X. C. Bodholdt, Racine,
Wis.,. was elected president for
the ensuing two years and w.
N, Hostrop, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
was reelected a member Of the
board of directors. the balance
of the Board holding over for an
other year. Rev. Bodholdt has
held the office Of president be-
fore.
Rev. J. c. Aaberu, Dwight. Ill,
and Rev. Adam Dan, Chicago.
were reelected editors Of the
church paper, "Kirkelig Samler'
and likewise was Rev. N. C. Mel
sen, Kenmare. N. D., reelected
treasurer and business manager.
Rev. A. Bobjerg Askov. was
elected chairman Of the Pension
Fund Board for q term Of three
years. The money for this fund
is derived from 4 one per cent
tax on the salaries Of ministers
and from collections from the
parishes. It is to aid retired
ministers and their widows. A
few are now receiving benefits
from this fund.
The conference decided ass has
been the rule heretofore, that
both languages. Danish and Eng
lish may be used in their church
es as they deem it advisable in
the different parishes,
| )
a letter was received by the
conference from President VIII
son thru his secretary Mr.. Tum-
ulty, expressing appreciation of
their loyal and patriotic stand
and their willingness 10 assist
and cooperate il war move.
ments. The letter was ! reply
to telegram sent to the Presi-
dent 4 few days previously.
At the services IN the church
Sunday morning four men were
ordained to the ministry by or
dainer r. Kjslhede. Grayling,
Mich. Following are those who
were ordained with the parishes
they are to serve: s. Isaksen.
Ringsted. lows; E. Winther.
Bridgeport. Conn; Evald Kris-
tensen, Viborg. s. D.: and Aaee
G. Skoveaard. Marinette and
Menominee. Rev. r. Rasmussen,
Grant, Mich, also spoke At these
services. Rev. A. Faber. Newell,
Iowa, lead the communion servi-s
ces which followed and Rev. B.
Nordentoft, Solvang. Cal. a.
livered the sermon. An overflow
meeting was conducted in the
park By Rev. A. Til. Dorf. Chicar
80. and Rev. A. G. Kildegaard,
New York City. A collection
was taken up for missionary
work amounting TO over $200.
Sunday afternoon Rev. G. r.
Hsjbjerg. Des Moines, gave s.
lecture in the park and II The
evening the final meeting wss
held in The. church. TIE principal
speaker being Rev. Hakon n
gensen, Hetland, s. p. Others
who spoke were the RevA Kr.
Andersen. Askov; N. r. reder-
sen, Tyler: H. G. Strandsk NV. AL
lantic. lows. and 4. g. Bodhcldt
Racine, Win.
Local talent. II the ~ a the
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
REPORT OF SECOND RED CROSS WAR FUND DRIVE
IN PINE COUNTY

tremely large in comparison with
many of the counties of the
state.
The campaign was conducted
by the Pine County War Board.
Following is the result:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
Temperance Lecture

Professor Olaf 0. Stageberg
of Red Wing. will speak on pro-
hibition at the assembly hall in
Askov, on Monday evening. July
1st, at 8 p. m.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27

he had already stated it was inn
possible to grant a greater allow
ance of butter. No disorder of
any kind was reported.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27

Herewith is summary of the
result of the Second Red Cross
War Fund drive in Pine County.
The amount allotted to this coun-
ty. was $4,000 which was ex-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-06-27
NEWS AMONG
SCANDINAv|ANS
Interesting Items From Far
and Near About People
From the North.

Professor B. X. Savre, who for
several years has been affiliated
with the Norwegian Luther Col
lege at Decorah, Iowa, has re-
signed and moved to Glenwood,
Mimi, where he formerly lived;
he will manage and edit the
Glenwood Herald in which he
has long been a stockholder.
Mrs. H. Enrikson, the wife of
Capt. Enrikson, Swede who is
one of the owners of the E. X.
Lumber Co. at Oakland, CAL,
seems to be entitled to rank as
the champion knitter of the Pa
cific coast--at least, she has
finished a soldiers sweater in 6
hours and Is minutes which is
said to be "some record"
Property at Stone Mountain,
Ga, of the Danish-American
sculptor, Gutzon Borglum, has
been advertised for sale to salts
fy claim of c. G. Baxter, form
er secretary to the artist, for
$700 back salary. The property
consists of equipment used in
carving a memorial to the South
ern Confederacy on the face of
Stone Mountain.
Once more the metropolitan
tennis singles championship has
gone to Molla Bjurstedt, the
world-famous Norwegian tennis
expert. The third that
which was to decide the cham
pionship-was held last week at
Forest Hill, Long Island, and
Miss Bjurstedt was opposed by
Eleanor Goss who was defeated
in this as we'll as in the two
preceding contests in February
and April.
Professor A. A. Stomberg, the
Swedish scholar who is mem
Der Of the faculty of the Mime
sofa State University. has been
appointed lecturer for the ma
tional section of the United
States shipping board and will
deliver addresses in various parts
Of the country, especially in the
great industrial centers. Prof.
Stomberg will lecture on the
question of shipping.
Vice President Marshall last
week at Indianapolis directed a
severe attack against A.F. Sees
ted, general manager of the Kan
sas City Star, whose loyalty he
questioned on the ground that
Mr.. Seested was an enemy alien.
The Associated Press investi-
gated the charges and reports
that Mr.. Seested is a Dane, born
in Tonder, Senderjylland, before
the close of the Dano-P -Prussian
war; that he became a Prussian
Ecitizen automatically when the
v3eu3 peace was signed, and
u he until recently had been
legally prevented from becoming
naturalized in this country be-
cause he was wrongfully classed
as an enemy alien
The trustees of the American
Scandinavian Foundation have
appointed the following Norwe-
gians fellows for the academic
year of 1878: Ditlef Hald,
engineer, state railways of Nor
way, who will study railroad
technique in this country; John
Ansteinsson, study library work
in New York; Herman Dedichen
to do research work in the by
products of cellulose, and Martin
L. Relmert, Phi. D., to study psy-
chology at the Iowa university.
Arthur Uddenberg. q Swedish
pharmacist at Iron Mountain,
Mich, died last week "a years