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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
De ALE zILEI

Orictt ar pdred de parodoral,
arestantii del0 sHcAisoorea Sing
Sing, din Ossining, N. Y, au re.
uistd oficiaM redactotd, culeasd 81
tipdritd de ei, 81 care, topt curios,
nu-i censuratd.
Reusta Sc nasNeste "The Sing
Sing Bulletin" 81 pc Nngd artico-
lele de fond .cuprinde stir, impre-
SIT 81 diferite propune,1.
In ultinsul aun,d,', de Crdciun,
redactorii revisteii, Sc comgrotulea-
I'd de siguran!o l0s. Cd Sc afld de.
parte 81 feriti dessolM de crime
care a inunddt Nese Yorkal.
"Nu-i sitaatiaesse psdcutd cind
tensaicerul incaie cflMJsle moastre
IN ti,npul s,0ptei ;1itets& ~.
gur0mtes care ne cMprnde pc cand
pluttm in lumeG visurilors" Sc IN
treobd autorul orticolulu; de fond
"N'm f. o idee ,reo sd Sc con.
stru'oscd un cid in jurul orasulu,
Netc York, ca sd ttNd ocolo pc til.
hori 81 pc pu'sgasi IN loc de al tri.
mate IN sus pc rsw Sc coNtan.inezt
de!insttii din Sing Sing"
/ Autorul zice mai deporte, cd
faptele crimiwdyilor d;m Neso YorA
81 Nep Jersey sunt prea rusi,soast
co,tp0rcte GU ale accloro carr is,
"fac timpM" IN Si*g Sixg.
I~ocotid IN size su-s rca, 81 poo
te "a produce roddele dortte de d
ces cars ou fngddmt apraitio uNe
revtste intro sHchisoore, dar re-
ristd redoctatd de pu.gosii 81 ban
ditss coss ixcd Sc afM in hbertatc
IN care sd-si spund 81 ei impresil,
81 toote peripetiile prin carl tree
pldnW,1le pc carr le wrzesc 81 per
s0dMeLe OBSTINATE de a f. ntncnfe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

WASHINGTON, % Dec. -
Uma. dintre eel mai intimi prie-
teni al noului presedinte Warren
g. Harding, senatorld Joseph S.
Ferlinghuysen din New Jersey,
intro cuvintare pregatita, tinu-
ia in senat, a pus la fndoial:i
daca 0 associate de natiuni poate
ii creata 81 in care am putea
intra fara sd he perdem indie
pendenta, Influenza 81 suverani-
tatea".
Cuyintarea aceasta fOSt IT,
nuta cind din Marion, Ohio We
neau cele mai multe stiri ca dl
Harding aproape a complectat
planul lui pentru asociatie a
natiunilor, care-si centralizeaza,
intii de toate, tinta spre un tri-
bunal international.
Senatorul Ferlinghuysen a
facut prima analiza IA problemei
care confrUnta partidul republi-
can. ca un 1esultat al victoriei
din Noembrie, in sesiumea aces
tut Congress.
Acest republican din New
Jersey fost unul dintre aceia
care au fost invitati de catra dl
Harding cind facut calatoria
apre sud, imediat dupa alegeri
81 in casa caruia, din Florida, va
petrece noul presedinte, luna
riitpare. e = = ~.
Prcamblul declaratiilor lui con.
tin o prevestirc facuta partidu-
lui republican ca daca face uneic
lucruri, intre altele ocolirea de 4
''intra intro atlanta Gu alte pu'
teri'', fara indoiala ca partidul
va STA multi timp la putere, insa
daca nu Va face aceia ce poporul
asteapta de la e., tara va aduct
din nou pc democrati la putere
Ca incheere senatorul Ferling
huyscn. referindu-se la relatiilf
internationale, spus.
''Cit despre Liga Natiunilor
daca inteleg alegerile recente, ca
fost respinsa de catra poporu
Statelor Unite 81 daca sa fin
credinciosi poporufui, nu puten
intra in ca.
''Cetim foarte multi prin ziars
despre o asociatie a natiunilor
81 deci, una poate fl formata
insa Ell sunt ,foarte sceptic ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

te, calatorli, stricaciuni, non
valor, falimente, etc. nici I'M
pozlteie, nici ansamblul aceior
lnstltutll natronale ce ar putea
numi salariul care nu Sc vede.
de altfel, oare profiturile Sc ma
soara dupa numarul lucratori-
lor? Dare cauzele esentiale ale
succesului nu sunt inteliSenta,
munca. capacitatea industriala 81
comerclala a antrcprenorului?
DIN patru cinci industriasi, nu
reuseste de cit unul: daca patro-
nul ar baga in buzunar necesar-
mente jumatatc din munca lu-
cratorului, ar reusi toti indus
triasii! 81 pentru acelasi motiv
ar trebui sa reuseasca toate So
cietatile cooperative, pentru ca
lucratorul Sc bucura> acolo de
remuneratia tot;nla mullc;i
sale!
Sc vede cit pretueste aceasta
teza, ca corvoada ar fomna peste
80 la suta din munca lucratoru-
lui 81 ca patronul ii extorcheaza
691 franci la 1900 franci. Nh
este aci decft un mijloc de a.
exaspera lueratorii manuali, RAJ
mind in sufletul lor sentimental
dreptatii.
La aceste dona definitii me-
exacte q valorii 81 . capitaluaui.
socislistii AZ ad4ogat . ! treia /
(Eo011n - -. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

spus in Declaratis Independen.
tel, este prevaz,t in constitute,
am luptat timp de patru AM
pentru ca am crezut ca fiecarc
a fost Great egal in fata lcgii 81
oportunitatilor. De ce sa redu-
Gem acest principiu prin comite-
rea noastra unei ligi care nu ga
ranteaza aceaSta 2"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
POzitia Iui Gabrielle
D'Annunlo s|abeSte

LONDRA, % Dee. = Evacua-
rea lul Flume de catre popula-
tiunea civila a inceput, zice .
telegrama din Milano catre Lon
don Times. Pima acum 100 de
refugiati au sosit la Candrida.
Situatia hranei la Fiume Sc
considera ca desperate. Orasul
are populatie de $1,000 81 hrana
aprovizionata nu va ajunge doua
saptamini. Situatiunea pe insule-
lie Arbe 81 Veglia Sc considera 81
mai rea.
MaJoritatea populatiunei din
Flume, zice correspondence, sc
cpune La orr ce ciocniri care ar
produce varsare de SINCE. Char
unii membrii al regentei stunt in
desacord GU D'Annunzio. Pro.
fesorth Pantaleoni, ministrM dc
finante lui D'Annunzio a de-
misionat 81 a plecat din Fiume
Cincisprezece soldati au desertat
din armata lui.
Deputatii Suzi 81 Deambris, al
plecat din Fiume pentru Roma
ca sa presinte propunerea ca
Italia sd recunoasca regenta Gu
Barros, Arbe 81 Veglia, pc cind
regenta rcnllnta la imediata
anexatie a orasului Fiume la
Italia, care wa ii punctul unor
negociatiuni viitoare, yi renslnta
asememea ia orr ce actiune in
Dalmatia.
TRlEST, % Dec. - Fiume {
lmpresurat de forte guverna-
mentaile. Drumurile de la nord,
est 81 vest sunt pazite de patrule
puternice de carabineri 81 alpini.
Toate drumurile 81 potecile
sunt sub stricta supraveghiere.
Mimic nu permis de Sc intro
duce in oras dar eSirea celor
care vreau sd Sc retraga inga
duita. Pc mare, flota de la Pola
nu permitc trecerea nici unul
vas.
Noaptea trecuta Fiumea parea
un oras al intrlncrecului.
Trenurile n'au voc sd treaca
peste Abaz;a. Primarul Gigantic
al orasului Finme fost instiin.
tat de ,generalul Cavaglia de
pasii pc carl vrea sd lie ia glver.
nul ca sa forteze blocada.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

Pima acum nu sa anuntat ce
decisiune va lua comanda miii-
tara din Fiume GU privire la To-
cuitorii earl vor sd Sc retragi
din oras.
Astazi ma fost schimbare
mare in numarul ee,or carl pa
rasesc zilnic orasul. Refugiatilo-
nu h-se perlnite sd piece de cit
pc JOS.
All um carabiner a fost omorit
81 alti dol raniti de bomba
aruncata de legionarii poetului
pc partea de vest a orasului.
Legionarii au fugit.
ROMA. % Dee. - Ofiterii
sirbi au luat comanda trupelor
generaiului Wrangel, fostul CO.
mandant al trlrpelor anti-bolse
viste in Russia de sud, earl ali
debarcat de curind la Buccari,
sase mile sud-est de Fiume, Cd
sd opereze impotriva lui Fiume,
in caz de un conflict Gu regenta
Quarnero, zlce correspondence
Ideei Rationale din Triest.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
TEAMA De. RAZB0i CIVIL

ROMA, "A Dec.-In Italia este
mare teama ca va isbucni un rasboi
civil 20 nm resultat 81 campaniei.
pornita contra lui D'Annunzio.
M Sc site citi simpatizatori are
poetul 81 in ce masura sunt por-
niti de noul aspect pc care la luat
intreaga afacere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

az II o s'socatie mult mai interesau-
td 81 Gfacere rentabild, f0ndcd
rcvisto s'0r Uinde ca piinea caldd,
oducsndu-le un venit lateral, 81 tot
odatd az f. 81 um act de bdrbdtie,
b'ne inteles ca redac!ia 81 admins
trat'a Sc aibd sediul stabal 81 re-
ddct0rti 81 c0l0boratorii Sc M alba
cdrese fictive. C1RIBUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
PACTUL ANGLO
ERANCEZ SEMNAT

PARIS, % Dee. - Premierul
Leygues 81 Lord Harding, ambasa-
dorul Angliei din Franta, AL sem
nat pactul anglo-francez prin care
Sc reguleaza afacerile din Siria 81
Palestina.
Acest pact priveste regularea ad.
ministratiei. cailor ferate, apelor
regiunilOr dintre aceste dOua tar
81 stabilirea hotarelor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

LIPSA DE COM
BUSTIBIL
este att de acut&
in Petrograd (Ru-
sia) in cit case fara
protectie sunt rup-
te ca Sc faca foe.
Scena de al&turi a.
rata cum 0 multi
me de barbati, fe-
mel 81 oopii, rup
din o casa lemlne
de foe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-23
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Anaconda. Copper Mining Co.. 81 a share,
payable gust q.
Arlington Mills. quarterly OF per cent.
payable July l.
Central Leather Co quarterly of III per
cent on common. payable August 2.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co, quarterly OF
, per cent. payable July 26
tdsdPn 4 Co. quarterly of 62is cents a
share on common. payable August 2
Globe Rubber Tire Manufacturing Co.
10 per cent in stock on common. payable
june 30.
G reen and Coates Streets Passenger Rail
way Co, 50 share. payable July :
II II. Franklin Manufacturing Co quar-
terly Of % cents share on common
John B. stetson Co, scmi-annua Of per
cent on common and per cent on preferred
payable July IS.
Mpnomac Spinning Co. quarterly of ,
per cent, payable July ].
Nashua Manufacturing Co quarterly of
So per cent on preferred payable July L.
shaffer Oil and Refining Co. quarterly of
81 per cent on preferred. payable June %
Spiccr Manufacturing Corporation initial
of d of per cent on common. PAYABLE Au-
gust ], and quarterly Of , per cent on pre-
ferrdd PAYABLE July I
Taylor Wharton Iron and Steel Co. quar-
terry OF Ia per cent on common, payable
June 30.
Trllmhull Steel Co. quarterly Of Ia per
cent and extra of per cent on common and
81 per cent on preferred. payable July ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-23
STEEL STOCKS SHOW
FURTHER HEAVINESS
Oils and Motors Also React, But
List Improves on
Buying.

New York, June 23.-Wall Street, 1890
a. m.-Steels an equipments displayed
further heaviness at the quiet opening of
today's stock market. Oils and motors
also reacted.
Harvester fell ~ points and Va
nadium and Sloss-Sheffeld lost large frac-
tions with United States Rubber. CRU
ciblc Steel made an initial gain of Ia
points, most of which was soon forfeited
and industrial alcohol rose point. Rails
were neglected IN the early dealings.
Noon--Modcrate Improvement was
shown by the general list before the end Of
the first hour, steels and equipments
rallying on covering in Crucible, American
Gar and New York Air Brake. Oils and
Chemicals strengthened on buying of
Mexican Petroleum, Barrett and National
Aniline. Corn Products also rose point,
but other food spec ialties, notably sugars,
were heavy In the railroad division
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
featured better tone. Coalers and east
etn lines also made some headway. Ey-
change on London eased slightly from yes
tdrday's high quotations and call money
repeated its recent initial rate of s per
cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-23
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Sterling exchange reached 81 per pound
yesterday. ON February il fell as low as
81. lf and April last got as high as 81 OF
There was somewhat of trading in Ma
tion3l Properties collateral trust certifI-
Gates at 4, being an advance of q fraction
over the previous sale. II is generally cx-
pect9d in financial circles that the plan
will &C through for refinancing the Ameri-
can Railways Co.
Bankers are OF opinion that the credit
situation VIII display marked improvement
within the next week ten DAYS They
elaborate on this assertion by saving that
money rates viii be fairly stable during
July and August
American Locomotive Co has received an
order for twelve l20-ton Pacific type en-
GineS from the Pere Marquette.
DIRECTORS of the Delaware Lackawauna
and Western are scheduled to meet this
coming Thursday, and Wall street is full
of gossip TO the effect that there is to he a
very large melon cut. Il is possible that
the company IS preparing to take some
action regarding its coal holdings in line
with the recent Reading decisions handed
down by the supreme Court. Iackawanna
has already separated its railroad from its
coal holdings, but the separation was only
on paper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-23
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
DO yer. June 23.-Charters were filed here
yesterday. as follows
The Grief Cooperage Corporation. VIII
mington. $40. .0000 600.
Moody oil and Refining Co, Whining
ton. SIS 900 600.
Central American Power Co. Whining
ton. 81 500 600
The Square Donut Co. of America New
York. 81 900 600.
southern Missouri Hardwood Co. VIII
mngton. $500. 600.
Corona Photo Play Corporation Whining
ton. $500 600.
The Superior Rubber Corporation, VII
minEton. $500 900.
Frank Fay CO. Wilmington. $500 600
Bankers Developing Corporation. Dover
S2DO.OOO.
Fenner Drug Co., Wilmington. 5000, 900.
Empire Chain Co. Hackensack. n. j.
Sl65 900.
The SedIer Amusement Corporation, East
Rittsburg. Pa. SI00 600
Standard Security Co Inc, of Pittsburg
pa. $50 600. swissyale. Pa.
Automatic Auto Jack Corporation, VIII
mingtOn. SIC. 600
Motot Boat Service Co. Philadelphia
$4,000.
Alpha sugma Fraternity. Inc. no capital
Philadelphia.
Increase in capital stock of Maccar Sales
Corporation, Scranton, Pa. from $50 600
to 100000
Change in name OF Charlton Motors Co,
TO the Conyn-Taylor Motors Co. n. y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-23
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET.
II. Associated Press to Every Evening

Bs Associated Press TO Every Evening
Philadelphia. June o3.-Corn-Lowcr;
a. TO grade and location, 2.02a2.C4; the
latter for No. / yellow.
Dats-Lower No. = white, 1.3ln1.32; /;
No 3 white l.30al.31.
Butter Western creamery, extra, so;
nearby prints, fancy, 6Sa70.
Chccsc-Ncw York and Wisconsin,
whole milk, flat. fancy, held, 2Sa20; do,
ordinary to good 23a27, current make,
best here. -, do. common 10 good, 23a26.
Eggs-N Nearby firsts, AZ; do. current
redcipts. 41ai3; western extra frsts IS;
do hrsts. l2ai3: fancy selected, packed,
5G45S.
Live poultry Firm Fowls higher; fowls,
as tosize and quality, 40a4i ;do,small sizes,
3Sq39; broiling chickens. not I4eghorns, rs
To- size and quality, 55a70; broiling
chickens. white Leghorns. do. 40a52; old
roc Stcrs, 22a33; ducks, 3Oa32.
Dressed poultry-Fowls, fresh killed,
ch9lce to fancy, 4lai3; do, small sizes.
35ai0; roosters, 24a27; spring ducks,
Lone Island 35
Potatoes Higher; Florida, No. l.,
10 -00al1.50 per barrel; do, No. ., 4.00o-
zoo
Flour-Soft winter. straight. western,
10 OOa13 50; do, do, nearby, II 75al3. 90;
hard winter. straight. 13.C0al3.50; do,
short patent. ii 00aA A4.50; spring firsts.
clear. ll.75a1250 do, patent, l3.50a
Ia 80; do short patent, 14.75al5,50;
fancy spring and city mills patent, family
brand, l6.00al6.40.
Hay-Timothy. No. l, 42.00ai4 90: do.
No. 3, 80 00a4000. sample. 33.00a37 90;
no grade, 2S.00a32.00; clover mixed hay,
hight 4200a4300: No. l. light mixed,
4C00a4 90
TallOw-Prime city. loose 10c: do.
special. loose. 1024; prime country, Q;
edible, in tierces, l3
Bran-Sott winter bran. western. in 100
poll md sacks, sc. 50a6l 90: do. spring do,
SO 0Oa60 90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-23
SAVER HELD FOR COURT.
Accused Of Transporting Liquor Through
State Without a Per init.

Herman Saver, arrested on June II,
on the Philadelphia pike for transporting
liquor without permit, was held IN
81 1000 bail for the next term Of the Federal
Court, by United States Commissioners
John Pearce Cam this afternoon. The
next term Of court meets September IA.
Saver was given hearing yesterday
afternoon, but decision in the case was
reserved until today. j. Frank Ball, who
represented Saver, asked that the case
be dismissed as il was not shown that the
liquor contained over one-half of one per
cent alcohol. The case nevertheless was
held over until today.
Some question was aroused over Prohi-
bition Commissioner Boyces quaiihca-
tions rs an expert on the taste of whisky,
when after he had been requested to taste
the liquor, he declared it was liquor, but
on further questioning, admitted that he
had not tasted liquor for 10 years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-23
REFUSE 70 CENTS FOR WOOL.
Farmers Of Maryland, Delaware and Vir
ginis Ask Better Prices.

Having received IN average Of so cents n
pound for wool last year, some prices even
reaching IS cents farmers of Delaware,
the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Up
per Virginia refused prices offered for
wool this week by Philadelphia and Bal
timore buyers.
While the meeting Of the farmers and
buyers was secret, IL is learned thet as
low as 20 cents was offered,
The farmers showed samples of their
wool. but when the buyers submitted q
price Of 20 and IS cents n pound the
farmers refused as n unit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-23
TRADE NAME SUIT.
Hearing Begun in u. s. Court Today in
Coca Cola Case.

The hearing IN the litigation over the
title of the trade mark name Coca Cola, ="
involving many millions of dollars, was
begun before Judge Hugh NJ. Morris IN
the Federal District Court this morning.
The point sought through the present
proceedings il an injunction order. Ten
days are expected to be required for the
putting INTO evidence of che mass OF con-
tracts and records involved, covering the
past twenty years.
This mornings proceedings were begun
by the formal reading of the allegations
in the bill Of complaint by Andrew {.
Gray, of Counsel for the plaintiff, and the
answers by Robert ii. Richards, of coun-
sci for the defendants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-23
MispilIion Jetty Work. .

The jetty work at the mouth Of the
Mispilion river has been started. This
jetty will be 750-foot extension from
the south ietty and is for the purpose Of
keeping the channel clear.
Askov American., 1920-02-26
NickerSOn

Ben Mahue went to Pine City
Sunday.
Sig King left Saturday for For
est Lake.
Lawrence Casadont lost one of
his horses last week.
The Mielke family visited rel.
atives in Kerrick Sunday.
Mabel Wiggen Of Duluth. is
at home visiting her parents for
a couple days.
Geo. Popeski has left the Jean
Du Luth farm and returned to
Duluth Thursday.
Agnes Frey returned from
Hinckley Sunday after spending
a week with her parents.
William Crosby left on the
noon train Saturday for Duluth
and returned Sunday morning.
School started again Monday
February 23rd. 1t was closed for
two weeks on account Of the
flu.
Mrs. Gust Wahlquist left Fri.
day morning for Minneapolis
where she will spend a few lays
visiting relatives.
Geo. P. Grout left for Super.
Tor Tuesday morning to address
a meeting at the Superior Com
mercial Club rooms on the sub
ject of dairying.
Lawrence Casadont had the
misfortune of cutting his hant
quite badly with an axe as ht
was cutting wood. He went tt
Sandstone Saturday to see tn.
doctor.
Askov American., 1920-02-26
Pleasant Hill

From our Correspondent
Frank and Walter Bartels are
i'll this week.
Mr.. Taylor lost one of his hor-
ses last week.
r. P. Davis and family spent
Sunday with Ray Fowlers.
Willis Davis spent Saturday
and Sunday with John Souther-
ton.
Mrs. Churchill and Mrs. J. H.
Hill spent Sunday with Mrs. At
wood.
Carl Bade entertained some of
the neighbors Saturday night
with music and fine lunch.
Gile Atwood returned from
Kingsdale last Saturday to at
tend to the farm work while
Mr.. Atwood is ILL.,
"Rebecca of Sunny Brook
Farm" will be shown at the
school house Saturday night
starring Mary Pickford.
A number of young people
from here were over to Leta Ro
denberger to a party Saturday
night. As usual a fine time and
lunch was enjoyed by those pres
ent.
The Bruno Farmers club
will hold their annual meeting
at Bruno town hall, Monday
March lst. at II a. m. If you
are a member plan to be present
if not member come in and
join. Come promptly at II as
the telephone meeting is in the
afternoon.
Askov American., 1920-02-26

Miss Hoagland's class was
again the winner in the Sunday
school auto race contest. Her
class will be entertained by the
rest of the school on Friday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Skinner. Sunday school every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Come and join us in studying the
word of God. We covet your
presence and your help.
Church services at eleven
o'clock. The Presbyterian church
earnstly seeks to serve the COM
munity. A warm welcome. a
worshipful service. helpful mu-
sic, practical sermon. a manly
atmosphere, a true public spirit,
a deep spiritual motive. Come
with us to worship. to fellowship.
to help serve the community.
Next Sunday the first of four
wonderful pictures will be shown
in our church. This picture.
Are You Making Home Ties.
was pronounced by one of the
great American art critics "a
consumate masterpiece" 1t pre-
sents powerful appeal for fami-
ly worship. The story Of the
picture will be told.
Next week. March 3rd. 4th and
5th. the financial canvass will be
taken for the coming church
year, which starts April l. Come
to church next Sunday and hear
what the church expects from
the community for the coming
year. During the past year the
church has served the communi.
ty to the best of her ability and
she expects to continue this ser
vice during the coming year. Is
the community ready to help her
to do the right kind of work
No call for help has been refused
no matter if you belongd to the
church or not. Will the com
munity respond in the same way
that the church has responded!
Askov American., 1920-02-26

Bruno Tuesday between trains
and on his way home stopped
and spent the afternoon at John
Olsons.
Oscar Dahlin came down from
Duluth last Friday for a few
days visit with relatives before
leaving for Detroit. Mich. where
he expects to be employed.
Sever Dahlin drove up from
Minneapolis with his team Of
horses last Friday. This is his
permanent stay and we are glad
to welcome him as one of our
new settlers.
Edward Olson has been seri-
ously sick again with pneumonia.
He is still in st. Paul. where he
was when taken sick in January.
This is his second attack Of pneu-
monia, but he is somewhat bet
ter at this writing.
Askov American., 1920-02-26

F. Darnell and S. Purull were
hauling lumber for L. Kowitz
Monday.
Mrs. F. Devaul and Mrs. A. F.
Forsyth made a business trip to
Bruno Friday.
Jack Pringle of Des Moines.
Iowa, is visiting his sister. Mrs.
w. w. Ogilvie.
Johnnie and Thomas Waletzko
spent Sunday evening at the ].
A. Ogilvie home.
Adele Ogilvie spent the week
end with. the F. D. Cooper family
in Moose Lake.
Laura Darnell and Esther
Chistopherson spent Saturday
afternoon with Lilly Purull.
Albert Teitz returned home
last week from Duluth where he
has been the past few months.
Mrs. A. F. Forsyth and Mrs. F
Devaul were visitors at the
Charles Sandgren home Monday
Miss Helen Teitz spent Satur
day and Sunday at home. return
ing to her school duties at Bruno
Monday.
Mrs. John VERIFY of Duluth
arrived Sunday to spend a few
days at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doboszenski