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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
EXCLUSIVELY AMERICAN.

The production Of maple sugar
and maple strip is purely an Ameri-
can industry, Canada being the only
country other than the United
States where they are made.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

ignore Long and Short Haul.
Misunderstanding of the coun-
try were authorized by the Interstate
Commerce commission to enforce the
new freight rates and passenger fares
until next November l without observ.
ing the long and short haul clause Of
the Interstate Commerce act.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
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Address, pine CITY. rnnss s'
Treasurer ........... Anton Wanoua
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
FOR A GOLDEN TREASURE.

A New York family lately held
q celebration IN honor of a woman
servant who had been in the family's
service for so years.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
ILLINOIS MOB KILLS 5
Enraqed Citizens Of West Frank
fort Avenge Murder.
Vent Fury On Foreign. Population Fol.
lowing Murder Of Two eoys-0ov.
eenor loWden Calls Troops.

West Frankfort, Ill.,, via Johns-
ton city-With 200 miiitiamsn on
active duty and more arriving.
West Frankfort was quiet after the
riotino. Thsrs were only = few
small croswds on the streets and no
nrearms were displayed. The
majority o. the foreign element
had left town.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Train Kills Six in Auto.

Train Kills Six in Auto.
Salem, Ohio-Five men were in
stantly killed and another died while
being taken to hospital when a pas
senger train struck an automobile at a
grade crossing here.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

"Your husband 10 simply . slave
to money"
"Well, there are lots of wouid.be
emancipators. You ought 70 zee the
wildcat schemes that are mailed to
him"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

The poet seems TO he almost alone
IN keeping production fully abreast u
the demand.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

The reds do not hesitate to vary
their color scheme with q yellow
streak.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

How to let 60 Of a strike n some
times a. hard . problem ~ how d
start one. /
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

RadicaiIsm may be the spice Of life,
but too much spice spoils the flavor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

These new jazz orchestras have
played no part In allaying the unrest.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
PINE COUNTY OFFICIALS

PINE COUNTY OFFICIALS
Csunly Seat--P1ne City.
Auditor ........... Andrew p. Edin
Treasurer .......... Frank P0ferI
Attorney ........ 3. q. T.. Roberts
Clerk OF District Court A. w. Quinn
Register of Deeds !. james H. WanAel
Judge of Probate and Court Conn
missioner ........... ]. r. Therrien
Supf. Of Schools ....... Jens p. Miller
Scrveyor ............. John Buckley
Coroner ............. w. r. Oottry
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
STOP THAT
OBSTINATE COUGH

TAs oAat;asts ssueA that asttlAs in
= throat, VITA . gathering Of phlAem,
? eetoe6Gnnbls and dangerous espee-
my for children. You can stop tie
RaG1 and rsmove tho cause Of the
1aaA3e with . treatment Of Glessco.
Fur forty ysars Clssseo has been
~ u xllhoas Of American homes
- Y t.sa&nant Of Group and coughs.
Il viu rsasve group in Afteen minutes,
witheue venting. It stoPs IL most
sasfha4s essA b carrying ths dead.
e maeoU riSAt sut IT ~ System.
ne careful mother always kssps
G1u1D n H. 1eDe. Your druUist
em ten you how many Of your 1aeh-
bass are uaing 0lessso.
SID h So bsttass-it b veetA tn
anss - mucA IN HDs It ssed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28
8OYears Old
Was Sick
Now Feels YoQnl A1Ae1
Taking Ea1on1e 1of
SoQr Stomach

III had oour stomach svee since ]
he'd thoefip andit bothered me badly.
Have tekn Eatoaic only . weak and
"a much bettsr. Am 80 years old, I"
says Nm. John Hill.
Ra1e0ie quiskly relieves sour stom.
ash, indigestion, heartburn, bloatina
and dialEoas aitsr eating becsuss i
iakoe up end carries cut The oxcesa
Aeidity ard eases which cause most
stoaaeh aihnsuts. Ifyou hays ''tzisd
everything" and still suffer, do mo-
rive up hope. Eatonic has brough'
relief % tens Of thousands like you
A big box costs but q triae with YOU
druggists guarantee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-28

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New Britain herald., 1920-09-03
ASSAULTS TENANT;
 PAYS FINE OF S5
Trouble Starts When Landlord
 Turns on Water Supply

Peter Perchcfski was fined g. and costs in court today for assaulting Charles Sapko, the son of one of h,s tenants. The alleged assault took place yesterday when the Sapko ory was sent 10 the landlord to ask why water had been shut off in his moth CTS apartment while the other five tenants were supplied with water. After complaint had been made to the police, the board of water com missioners instructed Perchefskt to turn on the water. He did so at onto.
 Without Water Three Days.
 According to the story told by the Sapko boy. the water has been turned off three days. PcrChefsk. said he discontinued the supply because thc tenant allows sinks to overflow caus- ing damage to stocks in basement stores
 A line of S1O and costs was hand cd down in the case of Samuel Mon tano. charged with driving d motor vehicle with defective brakes. Mon- tano's icc truck struck touring car owned hy Harold L.. Judd yesterday afternoon on Arch street. Traffic Supervisor Clarence I.ampherc i'm vestigated and found that the emer- rency brakes were only in fair con dition and the fontbrake entirely out of order.
 Montana admitted driving the car with knowledeg of defects in the brakes. He said customer was in need of ice so he took a chance with the car.
 Fined For Beating Wife.
 X SEQ fine was imposed and sus- pended In the case Of Robert Quinn. charged with assaultinG his wife. The couple has been estrangcd for three years hut Quinn has been call liag at her house occasionally. She claims he has given but little toward the support of her four children. Last night when he called he/struck her in the mouth. cutting her lip.
 Quinn expressed willingness to support his wife and children in so fur us he is able. He is willing to live with her. he says, but she won't have him. His money has also been refused, he claims. He promised to support her and stay away from her home in ,he future.
 Assault Case Heard.
 Frank Lowasi was assessed s15 and costs for assaulting John Remus. He and friend. Joseph Samsel. call led at Remus' house Tuesday and started a fight with the complainant.
 Stnnislaw Broninski was fined s10 and costs on charge of drunken ness.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03
" ITEMS

lords for September. C. l.. o.-adTt.
 Emple of Honor will hold |ecting tonight at % Arch Iry shop. 11s Main street. hy. Get your Fall shoes Ter, of Marblehead. Mass. |nndldatcs for appointment Ion of health department l mt, is in the city. club dance, Grange hall, ght.--advt.
 ant supply of fine hats, Wilson x. ---a dvt.
 tors license held by Ben wski has been suspended. D the automobile depart-
 agents Stetson Shoes. ID Co.--advt.
 ords for September. C. L.. o.-ndvt.
 )t and a pair of rubber roperty of superintendent krs. of the water depart stolen yesterday on East Photographic Studio. 125 w open under new owner. br Records. Henry Morans'. pr has been born to Mir.
 $. Robertson, of 9s Lin- lham's closing dance at ounce tonlght.--Advt
 for enrollments. Office A., Fri. and Sat, 2 to |
 to S D. m. Connecticut tiegc, t65 Main St.-Advt. |I. Hltl. of this city, was |pf the canned goods prize
 ,rk.
 um bin Grafonola at a
 Saturday. lt will pay this machine. widcner's |hops. tJS Main St., New 3n.--Adyt.
 y half-holidays for local Eontinue through Septem- ean Market will be closed day. Protect yourself by
 n large quantities here.--
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03
DIVIDEND RATE INCREASED.

An increase in dividend rates has Trust company which increases the rate from six to eight per cent. pay able in two per cent quarterly pay ments. The increase shows the po- world and adds to its status. as it is one of New Britain's youngest busi- ness houses.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03

tory about sickness and suf- iili interest many people who from stomach trouble. Mir hen years [ had suffered from ay stomach. would betch wind heal | did not have much |t hated to eat at any time. |s mo such distress afterwartl 10 work steady. as often had
 bd [ was also subject to severe ith blurred sight and terrible | have taken hut three bottles Id am different man.
 kful appetite and cau eat any | has surely made life worth |BEISG DEMONSTRATED IN |S HY AN EXPERT AT THE SON DRTG STORE, 3s ft la also for sale by The Iinviiie by q. R Byington: fin Rents Pharmacy in South 1fen's Drug Store. in ptantsvtlis Steele, In Bristol by The | store In tnsstanburv by C. R. +i can be obtained at all first-
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03

against H. l.. Thompson of Glaston- bury to recover the sum of s350. The writ served is for $500, secured by attachment of property on Stanley street by Deputy Sheriff Myron D. Stockwell. The writ is returnable in tho city court on the third Monday of September.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03
Afraid
 Eat Said Ftford Man

|sv. Whose Address Is ItoS Dg.
 nn.. Tells a wo"dsrf"I Story |~nsf Ohfained by the Tonic
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03
CAMP SUES THOMPSON.

Herbert V. Camp. through Judge William F. Mangan, has brought suit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01
We Blindness of cMother

Tor dinner aud we're no sooner SEA; ed
M the table they arc niue and six
years Old nind you than the butter
balls attracted their attention.
'Butterballs. they shouted but
terbalis. Mother. may We each have
one in our bands TO eat just so ,?
After a little hesitation the mother
said that they might, and so each
yonngster picked up butterbali and
ate II as If il were candy. Then they
ate another and still another When
the fngerbowls came on with the des-
sert the elder child handed hers 70
me. languidIy. You may have mine
Aunt Margaret,' she said I don't use
them
Being told 70 put hers down IN
FROM of her she did SO aud when " g
were leaving the table she made an
other remark. Just as I@tiaodght he
hnserbowls were merely for show,
said she, I saw no one use them --
Now II YOU had been tina, chnd's
mother wouldn't you have slapped
herr Well sister in la w did not She
merely smiled fondt@r ats her inf.t'1's
preeoeity In the Gig rr waking hours
that those children were IN the hol,Se
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01
1<II1~~e~
.ITo1zzzxz Rz;Hzy a~@aa ~Hz4/

Members IF the TWO competing teams
'ake turns IN curling these slippery
SHINES can We see This stane---
well. hen sweep her. sweep her.
-strot7t~- 4rst,rrr and -rtet4=1s es.s.
tr2a Ideally They had 20 roitsh
the icy plain into high grade plate
glass Up broomst Leave her alone !.
She's coming benny One wee bit
IT ore. now richt on the potlid!" Such
are the directions one gets used TO or
the curling rsnks.
Comic Stunts
Excellent providers Of fun are the
Ice Gvn1khanags. as the variety game
on she ice are called Blind-folded
shovel races bottle races. etc. ANY
comiesl stunt which is likely 10 add
70 the mirth and n.errime nt on the
rink is welcomed. Slow minds he
come all Of a sudden imaginative and
everybody endeavors 10 surpass his
neishbor in the getting mp of some
novel form Of amusement
Az hight the rink. are often prettiiy
illuminated, hundreds Of torches, gar
lands OF Chinese lanterns and lamps
throw brilliant light or the CLASSY
surface of The ice. A Fancy Dress
Bail IN the Ice Those who have
once experienced II can vet remenl or
the wsndrous sensation it afforded
once more they hear the Turing melo-
dies and the happy voices OF the dane
ers ring yet IN their ears.
Two or three feet OF hard. dazzling
snow beneath Is condition which nat
urally suggests snow sports and among
these there IN again a splendid va.
rtefy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01


veteran Guardianship This aged
Nimrod WAS II. j Maycr. OF Madison
WIS. He missed tFit 4 eHi- at the :, q
at which he shot.
"fr"tcs1iisS+ "a tssl ssA,!f ,thcGe Wtre cham
pionships for boys and for veterans
and IN every ease the fields were big.
Girls were well taken cart Of, espt
cially in tennis golf ana swimming
One OF the ,itstandins features III
'safe. .ssas..waes. sisa wonderful .per fQrm,
ances in the, water of girls of tepdcr
years. Father and son tournaments
were featured on the links and OH
the courts, and IN another year il viii
be no surprise il mother and daughter
events are staged.
The outstanding feature ~ sport in
che t,nited States during the YEAR was
.AA winning OF The worlds heavy
Ugh, boxing championship by Jack
t'smpscy when he knocked less Will
tafd galley West III 4 couple 81
punches. Joie Rays performance IN
tst,-ritttt commend
abba. and thn-AietnrN nf s. Davidson
Heron in the amateur golf champion
ship was something that startled the
sporting world
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01
LEONARD CLEANED
100000 IN 1919
Two hundred thousand dollars.

Two hundred thousand dollars
Its a lot ot money even ia knpcks
With dollars rs ELUSIVE as they n. il
- hard. 10 conceive II = man catch
lag that many in the course al twelve
months, especially W hen The man
wears boxing gloves. Yet thai IL Tue
approximate amount that Benny
Leonard, the lightweight champion.
| aked iii during 1919,
Leonard was the most active Of AL
The boxers large or small. in his
i>rtiie land. He piled his trade with
a diligence and vigor never before
displayed by champion in any class
he realized that the reign Of A
champion is not long at mosl ami
that title holder has TO get il while.
the getting is good. "
Leonard engaged in twenty-five
bouts during the year. an average of
q bout almost every two weeks. This
Is exclusive of the several benefit
bouts he boxed According to his
manager, Billy Gibson, the total gat,,
receipts for these bouts amounted Ia
spproximatcly s509 00e II Leonard
iew down 100000 AZ his SHARE then
las averaged ahpnt Az per cent Ut the,
gate in each bout in whirh n,
look part. To attract a total OF /, MALT
million dollars, the gate receipts for
e@ch bout averaged $4,000 and
Leonard received an average of SS,-
hho for every time he entered the
ring 10 do battle
In eight of Leunard's principle
bouts the gates totaled seol 800, an
average Of s25.lS7.50 per bout The
- naming sixteen bouts drew s29S.
7"", an average % sil1.I59. His
ci-h biggest bouts. his opponents,
where they were held and The gate
receipts follow:
Receipts. $50 oo": opponent Willie
Rltehie: place. Newark.
Eccc!pts. s3..06n: opponent. Iatsey
CLING: place, Philadelphia.
htorint. $500; oDpcnent. Johnny
bnildcC. nlaee Newark.
Ter irts. s24eo0: opponent, soldier
fairfield; place. Ierse, City
f;eeeipts. 10000, opnonent .Iimn,y
iuftT. place Tulsa Okla
Receipts. $4,000, on"on-nt, soldier
h-rtfic'a: place. ~ewark.
Receipts. si2.oeo; opponent. Charley
Metric. place. Detroit,
Receipts, $4,000 opponent. Mel
Coogau place. Jersey City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01
CARPENTER A FRET
:. AGENT AFTER FEB. |.

l.ontlnN, Dee. s. .--Commcntinc On
tho offer of c. Il. Cochrano. the
1irtlsh rsht promoter, 10, wager
100000 thai nc has Georges Car
pen,ier sewed W with binding con
itact, Nate Lewis. OF Chicago. said
t. day,
" do not deny that Cochrane has a
binding contract with Carpenter, but
according 10 the statements Of the
F,enchmans manager. Descl,a aat,s
made to inc in the presence Of three
II terprcters and seNerai promoters
The contract IS binding only until
cbruary 1-that there is clause in
the contract which says that It Coeh
ranc Is unable 10 sign Jack Dempsey
tor- a-4ssatIzIa- la =panti nr- hcfAeG
February, the Frenchinan viii be
I, - 10 sign NJ with any one who has
cot Dempsey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01
REPORTED NOISY AND
: WET IN NtMi8Rk
i;eac,n'a'r, write il.
lAS,i.R. LIST. 1870.

New York Hec. 3is=-Th ess,New
Neat eve eiobration Oh HfHAFfWay
tonight was both wet and poiasaaAnds
iitt'@ la2e ga, away to a f,ronni1fnE
start Johnny Walker. the two HAiKS
ana other members Of The fraternity
WE'RE ~tlii gsing strong at last reSoFts.
Hiehhalls cocktails and u iiie aN&fe 10
Il. had at most Of the big hotsas and
restaurants. 20 ssnssn
t'elebrants whe had faiied 10 hFinW
ihcir own supply nsuan v- 6 tfesund
friends who had beeh more prOvfd<nt
IN managed to qualify for HdfifNAioA
~ lhs lnystA circle nf .'friendas ~ IN
MIA naeeuaent AT Tho few hoyalsr& here
surplus wines and liquors., werH ID -
tributed free 10 the favored 'onts.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01
zax7 fir .>s-21111..
-e- y -7yIs - -, =. 60 ,Iy,>zs
The Playground of Europe.
WhereOneCan Find Every
Kind of Winter Sport
Ups Become Chill
'3ren Again.

~~ --,-..~-,.-
80 .-''
=t,e-r Ds ~. 80.
Y Axee5-v raslszea taan - Sv-,.zar-
ard tAet -. mature Alpsne para
~ where NE a. ent OF Jack F'-oS.
5&es M. sreT steco ~ fa~t. bur holds
as an a,tros; InfsNiute promise o., a
3s7E SUCCESS - - carefres. happy
fsf~ 1-sN aatuTe herself
1zAtic Sal garland ir summer il "a -.
,so.s fa~ her ssqu'siie ooio- comb ma
Ans So stge7aad IN wtn,cr charms
se 5sxz'3ag v.strn IN white xevar
~ f>r. has TIE str been SHINING a,ttb
arrs srii.sn<s rever before haya ,hn
80 rre 1cw1 - rurcr and 4aeoar
ar The ar A -r.sn and tpv4go~at
- ass - 4e>.,-----,-,-. I'm
ensr r-4y and md wearrase and
#1tfwu- vs~ - and a keen dex{ra F,r
sar-~ fern, - physical activity
,t9fs7's yoenr and old - tu-r "a
r.er sport
sI.,tur e,.s-r. ~, Co.
s,ihs Is 'hs ofdes' recognized form
sToFE EHrcre ana time has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01
Sporting Tips
BY Jimmie Blake


Welt in this glad new year,
one Of ,our resolves shou,J he.
THAT dur;ur the months of 20.
You'll b,t far fam ainet, three.
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uu,uca ,urr~nry ,yr.,.ra.xu h.,,
vn. Il, The enert I'm, hn.L.,h,t,
games wou,d he allowed In the
II untrmth ever i~, loose In ,t.,r
parts Why none should have
imagined the taxpayer~' nrmortes
,0uid he used for anything hut
military drills cannot he under
stood. Retscr 4" have said thai
there would he n" strikes. thar
-esnr' that everyone ~serywh~r"
vas satisfied with his wages. thnn
sa> yoAEE Rich"""ders would h~
""""ed use ~ the gymnasium In
'"' "r"or'es. '"efr """d nay"
'''" ""e@ '1""'
htc"hsoiltiers can n.e ~" moor,
8" '"c arn.orc~ ,''' -" s"'''
"'ss ~ Hf' .'"f''',i@ 70 '"i',"
"'~. "a''s'. ""' - ~. n"t "
"'"""r /" s"""- "'nr'cs WV"
"' " t.6 arm'ofs s"r s"tk meets
"r pashctna saihc>' W" Mnt"
~ on shaH nor enter. WHY.
II, The name ~ an that's reason
able and far. arc the arnorh'>
allowed 70 DC used for dancing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01
TobogganiHg Popular

Tohogganing in its simplest form
dates back TO ages uprecorded bat the
iohossan which enjoys the grea est
Popularity today is mighty difteren,
vehicle from he simple wood enc sic eli
Of otdEn ttuT1g, II fg now descrtted as
a skeleton" and consists of a tight
but exceptionally strong steel frame
work with pa dd~d wooden seat on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01
Being n teraciouA Recital of the Acts
or Two Visiting Demons Ia n
stunned Household

No you think that mothers have
right good sense where their
children are eoncerned?" ask ed
~ he girl.
Il 40 not replied her hostess
promptly.
Thank YOU Tor agreeing with nae.
] did not know whether you would"
said the girl. 81 am keen on the SUBJ
1ect just now for We have had the
most awful experience This week"
The hostess looked her Interest. hut
went on admitting
a sister-in-law came 10 visu as.
bringing her two offsprtngs with her.
They are wonderful children. she says.
warranted in the course OF time 10 set
the Thames ana all the other rivers
afirs with their briiiiance So We ex-
pected great things OF them. They
came and proved upon inspection 20
he very mediocre. rather below than
above the children we know in intel
ligence, They arrived lust IN time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01

TIN isit'',rst' ud t,a~,.,H4.. cub
i'iaH tht3iB ttRs a-c Of on of the
ost'' n,au cars 10 b" us,ii n n
do. ho,i-s for tin- iss..ai this
Atai II - said that dozen men
can be seated comfortably la one
0f .tt - t.tF~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01

tVhTr or THU DAY:
Ha:-fari ~, Oregon. at ia>a-
dcna. California.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01

re- bruaI ana OF easy sr&d.enT ~!
-4AuALlA- end-in -suoM bank So IA
no harm may befaN the httie ones.
carefree lauehte: aud rosy chee IS
give evidence OF thorough enjoymea'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-01

The Na~i in.to club will train,
this season at Tampa. lila. The
field was used last -prin. ny the
uhs