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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-12-18
MANY YOUNG FOLKS
TO JOIN ASKOV BAND

The meeting held Tuesday eve
ming at the town hall for the pur-
pose of finding out if there are
enough who wish to join the
Askov Band to warrant starting
another class was attended by a
number of enthusiastic young
folks. Sixteen signified their in
tentions Of becoming members,
amongst them three girls. It is
understood that a few more girls
desire to join and perhaps also
some more boys. Another meet
ing will be held Monday evening,
Dec. %. at the town hall when
the membership fee of $40 must
be paid in order that instruments
and books may be ordered imme-
diately. II there are any more
who wish to join come to the
meeting Monday evening as pre-
liminary instructions may be
commenced then.
At the Tuesday evening meet
ing was one young man. Alvin
Jensen, who had braved the cold
and drove 81 miles with horse
and buggy to attend, making 10
miles on the round trip. He
shows the same aggressiveness as
his sturdy parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Jensen, and with that kind
of enthusiasm much good should
result from the new class.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-12-18
Esther Sorensen.

The death of Esther Sorensen.
16 year old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Johannes Sorensen. comes as
a great shock to the community
as the young girl had been i'll
but two weeks. She died at her
home. east Of town. Monday eve
ming at 8 o'clock. death being
tconunusd on Page .,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-12-18

sive plan for settlement and de-
velopment. What has been done
at Askov could be done elsewhere
and the figures collected should
indicate the possibilities in this
section Of the state. The follow
ing farmers have applied for
membership in this farm cost
route and have agreed TO keep
records for three years in coop
Grafton with the University:
Jens Arnbal Hans Clausen,
Fred Degerstrom, Knud Feldt-
nose. Christ Flint. Chris. Fred
eriksen, Jens Gregersen. Jens
Hansen, A. p. Jensen, Christ Jen-
sen, Fred johnson, A. c. Jorgen-
sen, Christ Larsen. Niels b. Mil
Ter, Christ Morgensen. N. p. Ne
degaard, VIM. Nielsen. L. c. Pc
dersen, Petersen Bros, N. c. Pc
dersen, r. p. Rasmussen. Arnold
Sorensen. Christian Sorensen,
Jeppe Sorensen. Lawrence Thorn
sen and ii. Voetmann.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-12-18
THREE CALLED
BY GRIM REAPER
Mrs. N. C. Laursen, Esther
Sorensen, Mrs, e. M.
Mailing, Dead. |

MIS-. ~. y. iAurScn.
Mrs. N. C. Laursen who has
been ailing from tuberculosis a
little more than a year passed
quietly to the Great Beyond at
her home in the village Of Askov
Sunday afternoon at 4:30. At
the bedside when the Anal sum-
mons came were her mother and
her husband.
In November. 1923. when it
became certain that she had con-
tracted the dreaded white plague
she went to the Ebenezer sana-
tarium at Brush, Colo, where
she remained until the month Of
April Of this year. Longing for
her home and friends she then
came back TO Askov. The long
journey weakened her for sew
eral months but with cheer
full disposition and always hopes
for recovery she bore up nobly
under the constant strain.
Pleurisy set in on Nov. 20. This
FASTENED the end which came
two weeks later on Dec. 18th.
Ida Madsen Laursen was born
on May n. 1895. at Aagcrup,
Refsnes Sogn, Denmark. Here
she was baptized, and later con-
frmed in the Lutheran faith by
Rev. Kjsrbo. She came with
her parents to America in the
fall Of 1910. settling first at
Litchfeld. MINI. In the spring
Of 1917 the family moved to
Askov from North Dakota.
On April is, 1920. she was
united in marriage to N. c. Laur-
sen at Askov, farming being
their occupation the first two
years Of their married life after
which Mr.. Laursen has held
various clerical positions during
her illness. Two children were
born to this union, the first Of
which died at birth, The second
child, Ellen Margrethe. is now
"a years old and has been we'll
cared for by its grandmother the
past year.
Besides her husband and child.
Mrs. Laursen leaves TO mourn
her early demise a mother, two
sisters and four brothers, all of
whom were here for the funeral
except one sister, Erna, who is
employed at Brooklyn. N. Y.
Her father. A. Madsen. passed
away at Askov four years ago.
The funeral took place at the
Danish Lutheran church yester-
day afternoon with interment in
the local cemetery. The pail
bearers were Conrad Christen-
sen, Hans Mosbek, Albert Soren-
sen, Herluf p. Rasmussen. MAIDS
Jorgensen and Carl Hyldahl.
The floral offering was large
and beautiful and many were the
friends who followed the body of
this pleasant and happy young
woman to its final resting place.
In his funeral sermon Rev. s.
ID. Rodholm spoke Of her as being
a woman who helped greatly in
carrying the burden Of others
and carried her own burden well.
II was plain Ida in the sermon,
the name under which she was
known and loved by her many
friends.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-12-18
Are Sent Back.

Want Ads are regular saliva
ton to anyone who wants to buy
or sell and has not the time to
chase all over the county to
make his wishes known. Only lc
per word in the American.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-12-18

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-12-18
AsKov COUNTY MINNESOTA THURSDAY DECEMBER

to help them go to America Sc
the unemployment situation at
home might be somewhat re
lieved. Nine recipients of the
municipal aid have now returned
from the United States and Can
ada. declaring that it's better to
stay at home at Rjukan.
30 Years Old.
Arbetaren, a Swedish New
York paper, which is the official
organ of the Scandinavian Social
list Labor Federation. of the So
cialist Labor Party. last week
celebrated its thirtieth anniver-
sary. The paper is edited by
Thor Borg, and has always, even
among its bitter opponents. been
respected because of the high
journalistic quality that charac-
terizes its pages.
Keeps Fish Fresh.
John M. Larsen, former refri-
gerator manufacturer of Omaha,
Neb., and airplane manufacturer
of New York, is at present in
Denmark, his native country,
where he is perfecting an inven-
ton by which he claims he can
keep fish fresh for four weeks
without freezing or without re-
sorting to any chemical process.
The invention is to be tested by
a trawler which is now being con-
structed in a British shipyard.
Message Of Death.
DR.. Eduard Beckmann, st. Paul,
Mimi, a few days ago received a
cable dispatch announcing the
death of his sister, Miss Signe
BSckmann, Christiania. Norway
at the age of 81 years. Miss
B9ckmann who at one time was
superintendent of nurses at the
Rigshospital, Christiania, was
known all over Norway; she
spent the last % years of her life
at Oscars Minde".
Colonization Plan.
Atle Fris Of Malme, Sweden
has arrived in the United States
for a short business visit during
which he has announced that ar
English consoritum recently has
been formed for the purpose OF
colonizing vast tracts of land in
the republic of Colombia, and
that the organization will at
tempt to induce Swedes to settle
there. Several other attempts
to invite Scandinavian settlers to
South American republics have
been made in recent years-gen.
orally not with satisfactory re.
suits.
Are Sent Back.
Chr. Hagen and Erode X. Jep.
pesen, natives of Denmark, who
recently were sentenced to spend
two days in Jail for having VIC
lated the immigration law, and
who actually were incarcerated
for a period of four months, were
sent from Grand Forks, N. d. to
New York last week, and will
leave for their native country
this week as deportees from the
United States.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-12-18

A Family Newspaper
Dare to do Our Duty
Let us have faith that right
makes might, and in that faith
let US to the end dare TO do our
duty as we understand it."
Abraham Lincoln.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-12-18
NEWS AMONG
SCANDINAVIANS
Interesting Items Concern
ing People From the
North.

Frederik Halvorsen,, of Seattle,
Wash, who came to this country
from Norway a few years ago,
has invented a motor saw for cut
ting trees. 1t weighs but SO
pounds, is 2-cylindered and de-
velops with its 5000 revolutions
6-8 horsepower. 1t is claimed
for this continuance that it is the
smallest and at the same time
the most effective of its kind in
existence.
G. +. Ellison Dead.
Charles F. Ellison, for many
years business manager of the
Swedish Chicago weekly, Sven
ska Kuriren, died last week at
the age of Sc years. He was a
native of Redbergslid. Sweden,
and had come to the United
States at the age of Is years;
ever since 1889 he had been in
the service of the Svenska Kuri-
rem. Mr.. Ellison was an enthusi-
astic Christian Scientist and re-
fused to summon a surgeon until
it was too late.
Subject for Discussion.
New York newspapers are at
the present time filled with let
tiers and articles from physicians
and laymen concerning a recent
proposition introduced by Mini
ster of Justice Steincke in the
parliament of Denmark, who ur-
ges that the law be suspended
when a doctor in an absolutely
hopeless case brings about the
death of a patient. The PROPOSE
ton does not contemplate that
the practice becomes general,
but merely aims at rendering
the criminal laws imperative in
cases where life is irrevocably eb-
bing away in such manner as to
cause the patient great deal OF
suffering.
Want Dramatic Club.
A group of Brooklyn, N. T.
citizens are attempting to organ
ize a Norwegian dramatic club to
present to the general Norwegian
public of Greater New York such
plays as "Mellem Slagene', Tor
denskjold Dynekilden", "Balde'
wins Bryllup' etc. At one time
such an organization existed IN
New York, and it is assumed that
most of the amateur players act
i've within it are still available
Annual Meeting.
The Swedish Historical Society
of America met last week at its
annual meeting which took place
in the building of the Minnesota
State Historical Society. st. Paul
where the archives Of the Swed
ish organization are deposited. A
number of highly interesting pa
pers were read at the gathering
among them. Swedish Pioneers
of Kansas, by Victor E. Lawson
from Willmar, Mimi. and First
Settlements in the Kandiyohi Re
gion, Their Faith. and the In
dian Uprising in 1852, by Theo
w. Anderson, of the Minnehahs
academy.
Studying Architecture.
Alfred Knudsen of Skander
borg, Denmark, has arrived in
this country for the purpose OF
studying modern American rural
architecture. Mr.. Knudsen will
visit large number of districts
throughout the country. and In
tends to later embody his obser'
vations in a volume to be pub
lished in Danish and English.
They Went Back.
The Rjukan municipality, Nor
way. about year ago granted an
annroDr, alton In a grimm of men
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-12-18
Studying Architecture.


The Rjukan municipality, Nor
way. about a year ago granted an
appropriation to a group Of men
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-12-18
EARLY COPY

The next publication day OF
the American being on Christ
mas day. Dec. %. the paper will
be printed a day earlier than
usual-on Wednesday.
Correspondents. advertisers
and others having copy for in
sertion must get IL in a day
earlier than usual next week
Copy must be in our hands by
Tuesday noon in order TO in
sure publication in that weeks
issue.
The same order will apply for
the week following when the
publication day Il on Jan. LIST
New Years day.
THE PUBLISHERS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06
Ell TRANSPORTE Y SU
IDEA FUNDAMENTAL

La idea fundamental del negocio
de automobiles es hoy dfa la de
transporte. Eel preciO del autom6vil,
la marca, todos los detalles de ia
bricaci0n Y presentation exterior
que singularizan el vehfculo, son
rasgos secundarios. LO principal es
ell factor del transporte. Cada We
hfculo autom6vil representa- trans
porte, va sea un lujoso u otro de
moderado precio Y sin pretenciones
a sobresahr en- elegancia. Ell intere
sado esta comprando transpOrte. Ell
autom0vil no es mas que el vehf-
culo para interpreter la idea del
transporte moderno. Porque la ne
cesidad de transpOrte es universal,
ha obtenido ell autom6vil la acepta-
ci6n de que gOza hoy en- todo ell
mundO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06
AUTOMOVnLSTICA DE La MUJER

Desde que Sc aboli0 la trata dc
blancas es muy diffcil fijar ell va
lOr monetariO de una esposa. pero el
estudiO de su caracter V la ayuda
de un analista ffsico pueden probar
que cualquier mujer que maneja su
propio cOche vale tantas veces mds
que la que no 10 sabe manejar, que
no 10 hace pOr estarle prohibido. La
'fuerZa mOtriZ" de su cerebro Sc
desarroila enormemente gracias al
acto del manejo de un autom6vil. La
mayorfa de los eScritoreS senalan la
actual como la Edad de la AIujer
" un interesante ejemplO de esta
aseveraci0n es ell EdificiO Marshall
Field en- Chicago, el mejor en- ell ra-
mo farmac6uticO, Y en- 6l no Sc adj
miten empleadOs 0 empleadas que
no hayan sidO aprObadas por la Aso-
ciaci0n Medica Americana. Los me-
joreS Y mas revelantes empleadOs de
eSa Oficina mOdelO, son mujereS, V
tOdas elias manejan suS propiOs CO.
cheS. Una de elias, Berta Won Hoo
sen, profesOra de Cirugfa en- el Hos
pital de Cook County, demasiado
ocupada para emplear su tempo en-
aprendizajes de manejo en- ell cam
po, cuandO compr6 su primer CO.
che, Sc meti0 directamente en- el in
trincado traficO de las GALES de Chi
cago, que Sc SupOne ser el mas cum
plido del mundo.
Es innecesario decir que Ia mujer
es responsible de mantener su CO.
che en- una mejOr apariencia que la
generalidad. Su Ojo es frecuentemen-
te mas vivO, mas inteligente para Ia
belleZa, que ell de un hombre es
muy raro yer una dana en- I'm CO.
che de desagradable apariencia Y
bre Olga: Este vieio cOche marcha
bien, V ESQ es tOdo, 10 que deseo',
la mujer dira: ''Yo quiero que las
lfneas de mi coche est6n en- ammonia
con ell prOgresO del d1a. Quiero un mo-
tor silenciOSO, Y quierO un buen auto
m6vil''. Este estfmulo de las damas
en- favor del mejoramiento constan-
te de los automobiles es demasiado
manifesto para que tengamOs que
insistir en- clio. Los beneficiOs que
el autOm0vil ha repOrtado a la mu-
jer, no Sc comprenden generalmente
hasta que las estadfsticas Y los ex-
pertos han probadO con cifras, que
significa mejOr educacion para los
hijos y dinero en- ell bolsillo, ell com
prar un coche para su mujer, dici6n-
dola: 'NIaneja tn misma. Aprende
de 6l todO 10 que puedas, pues ell
autom6vil es parte de ii misma Y es
el mejor colegio para el desarrollo
de cualquiera de las facultades de
tn SER"
Desde ell kindergarten hasta la
mas alta escuela, ell autom6vil es ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06
ADELANTOS INTRODUCTDOS EN-
CONSTRUCTION DE VEHICULOS

Los adelantos intrOducidos en- la
construction de vehfculos autom0-
viles, atlelantos que comprenden
principalmente ell motor La CARO-
cerfa son de particular interes no
solo para los conductores, sino tam
bi6n. nara los comerciantes vende-
d0res,. los dueiios de talleres los
mecapicOS eSpecialistas. En- tOdOS
los trabajOs de laboratorio, 10 mis-
mo que zen las pruebas experiment
tales, predcmina hoy la tendencia,
por parte de fabricantes ingenie-
ros en- cOnstruir vehfculos autom0-
vDes d mejor predispuestos, q facil
conservation y servicio prolOngado.
sI1oS ingenierOs Y constructors es-
tan dando hoy dfa mas atenci6n que
nupcas q los detalles de la cOnserva-
ci0n meeanica, 10 que es de suma
in1portancia para tOdOs los que Sc
dedican a Ia venta de automobiles
y camiones y para los que usan es-
ia claSe de vehfculos, pues han Wis
to que oel factor capital para eSta-
blecer permanente mercadO en- bene-
ficio de una marca, eS ell servicio
que suministra en- la prdctica.
" para aScgurar el buen Servicio,
es indispensable que ell vehfculo sea
susceptible, de fdcil conservation me-
capica, o por mejor decir, ser de ia
Gil compOstura, de facil manejo Y
de ahOrrativa Operaci0n.
I'm 4nuevO mecanismO reformado
en- el sentidO de quedar instalado
en- I'm punto de muy facil acceso,
simplifica ell trabajO de conserva-
ci6n.n
sPor ejemplo, al modificar ell sis
tema abastecedor de gasOlina para
mejorar ell funcionamientO del mo-
tor, sc habra dado un gran paso en-
et .sentido de simplificar ell trabajo
de conservation.
Lo mismo sucedera al usar en- Ia
construction del chassis nuevas uni
dades para librarlo de indebidas ten
dencias., Todo adelanto de tai ca
rNeter significa ell trabajo de con-
seryaci0n,A 10 que por SUI parte pro-
longa la duraci0n y ell buen servi-
clio. del vehfculo.
En- los mOdelOs del presente ailo
abundan las modificaciones meca-
nicas que tienen por exclusive pro-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06
DadO eI aumentO de trdfiCO en- Ia Ciudad de
San Juan, eI COhe COnveniente es eI autOm6-
VII de peque1as dimensiOneS

ner de un carrO pequenO, Suave Y
Sencill0 en- Su manejo, de figura
apropiada para Ia delicadeza de la
muier como marco de su belleza,
con toda In aglidad de Su mecaniS-
mo POGO pesadO V de Su motor en6V
gicO Y con un aSpectO de intimidad
que no puede tener jamas unO de
esos cocheS enormes, con cierta apa-
riencia de vagOnes que recOrren aho
IA nueStras Gales como Ia Ultima
palabra &c la mOda.
La evOluci0n en- ell SentidO de los
carroS chicOS eS vigorOsa. Todos los
dfaS Sc ven tipoS nuevos de cOcheci-
toS recOrricndo las GALES Y todoS
los dfas hay personals que Sc fijan
en- la utilidad de tales vehfculos,
encOntrindolos realmente practicos
V correspondence a la efervescen-
Cia del mOmcnt0 actual en- tod0S
sentidos. La vida de las ciudades es
agitada V nelviosa. va los tranvfaS,
los omnibus V los camiOnes Obstru-
yen dcmaSiadO las Gales para que
los automobiles particulares vengan
Il conStituir otro motive de difficult
tades. AquellOs que no pueden su-
frir modificaciOneS en- Su tamailO,
porque los ScrviciOS ptblicoS que
tienen que deSempenar eXigen pre-
cisamente una capacidad considePa-
bic, por 10 tantO tOda reforma tie
ne que emprcnderse obligadamente
por los autos de puntO Y particula-
res Y GSta no puede ser Otra que la
reduction dc su carrocerfa.
Las conStrucciOnes modernas, tam
biGn, requieren ell menOr eSpaciO
una saba distribution de las de-
pendencias de la casa para la ma
yOr cOmodidad de sus habitantes Y
al mismo tempo para que no ocu-
pen grandes espacios de terreno
de que no es possible disponer en- ell
perfmetro de las pOblaciones de es-
ta GpOca.
Uno de los problemas que tiene
que reSolver el arquitecto eS la CO.
locaci0n del indispensable garage
en- los pianos de la edificaci6n la
dificultad Sc sOluciona considerable
mente cuando Sc necesita menOr te-
rreno para situarlo, sin tener que
dejar esoS espacios enormes que ye
reunieran hoy para instalar uno
dos cOches para poder localiZar
los aditamentos que les son preci-
sos.
Por todas estas razones, ell auto
m0yil pequenO esta llamado a triun-
far en- toda la lfnea Y no pasara
mucho tempo sin que lie veamos
c0locadO en- el lugar que merece en-
la consideration general, tanto de
los constructors de automobiles CO.
mo en- 10 que Sc refiere q los COM
pradOres que Sc naDrdn convencido
de las excelencias de este tipo de
vehfculo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06

La expansion del aire dentro de
las gomas asciende tlnicamente a
una proportion de mas menos 5
por ciento, a1n en- los dfas mas ca
lurosos.
La generalidad de las gOmas no
Sc expande 10 suficiente para que
sufran dano.
POr el cOntrario, 81 Sc le sacan 5
o 10 libraS de aire a una gonna de-
bidamente inflada, la consecuencia
sera que los cOstadOs de la gonna Sc
aflOjan, porque falta la preston de
aire que las mantenga paradas.
Esto Origina un continue dobla-
mientO que no tan solo parte de la
Iona, sino que genera tai grado de
calOr, que el caucho que une las te-
las sc debilita V no puede mantener-
las unidas.
El calOr deteriOra ell cauchO que
eXiste entire las lonas. Aparecen pc
quefaS rOturas en- la Iona mas inte-
riOr primeramente, que, van pro-
fundiZandose hasta que alguna de
elias muerde la camara Y sobreyiene
el revent0n de Ia cubierta.
Sin embargo en- Ia gonna que CO.
rre debidamente inflada los fuertes
costados de 6Sta, estaran siempre en-
su debida pOsici6n, Y cualquiera ex-
panSi0n del aire causada por. una
excesiva temperature calida eS tan
pequeila, que no danard en- 10 mas
mfnimO.
Este pequeno artfculo tiende a
demostrar a muchos conductores de
maquinas, que convene traer la pre-
sion que marcan las gomas aun en-
los dfas calurosos. Muchos de estOs
cnductores sostienen la tests de que
cuando Sc sale a carretera en- dfas
calurosOs, hay que sacar aire de las
gomaS, basandOse en- Su argumento
de que la gonna Sc para, sola con
ell calOr.
No tiene en- cuenta que ,eSe calor
que para las gomas no es ell calor
de la temperature exterior, sinO que
es el calOr inferno de las gomas, pro-
ducidO por ell continue dOblamiento
de los costadOs mientras la gonna
CORE sobre los desniveles del ca
minO, de aquf que las gomas Sc da-
lien como antes explicamos, por eau
Sa de la insuficiente preston.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06

eSperanZa, reverencia, carinO, patrio
tiSmO, apetitO, aversion, economic,
destruction, cuidado, integridad, es-
tabilidad, industrial. defensa, liber-
tad, dignidad, coraje, repugnancia,
Illusion.
Entire estas treinta Y cuatrO fa-
cultadeS, solo cxiste una cuyo des-
arr0llO no es de desear, a menOs que
sea con buen discernimiento Y mo-
deradamente: Ia destruction.
Pcro cualquiera de las otras IA
cultades es factible de desarrollarse
por el uSO prOpiO del autOm6vil. Real
mente, unaS Sc desarrOllan mas que
otras, Y entire todas contribuyen al
estfmulo del desarrollO general.
"3Ii esposa"-dijo un hombre de
negocios en- Chicago, 'hace cinco
amos era la mujer mas tranquila que
he cOnocido. Su educaciOn en- un CO.
legio fu6 la mejOr que podfa reci-
birse entonceS. Una vez casada de-
dicaba los ratios Ge OciO a las lectu-
ras juegOs infantiles. PerO pOr ma
da del mundO hubiera subidO q Ia
'platafOrma de la 'risa", pues sus
nerviOs Sc ponfan en- su maxima ten
sion. EscribiendO no obstante ser
buena eScritOra, ciertO tenor la i'm
Dedla decidilSe q poner SuS penSa-
mientOS sObre el papel que Otros pO-
lac >,
extenS1simOs, perO le faltaba deci-
sion. RecibiendO una vista conner
cial, no podfa evitar bajar los Ojos
G inciinar Su cabeZa con embaraZO.
InUtil eS dGcir, que cOnOciendO su
cardcter nunca la pedf que hiciera
un diScurSO un eScritO para ell pn-
blico, expresando las hermOsas ideas
de Su cOraZ0n. Hace cuatrO veranOS
compre un pequeno cOche para ella,
tratandO de arrancarla de Su melan-
cola. Con ell cOche no nos fuimOS
al campo, sino que nos metimos en-
la Gale mas c6ntrica de la ciudad,
Y en- OCCASION que ensenaba a name
jar, tuve una peQuena discussion con
un pOlicfa de traficO intervinO ella,
pLSOSe airada, y el reSultadO fu6
que nos mandarOn a la cOmisar1a.
DeSpuGS de ese lance Supuse que
no vOlverfa a meterse en- lfoS perO
me equivoQuG. A la pr6Xima sema-
ma sal1a sOla con el cOche y Sc en-
Se10 a 81 misma siguiendo las lee
clones del professor Dyke. Hoy su
vista esta tan ejercitada como la de
la mas ista de las mujeres de la tie
rra. Sus sentidos de aggression, pro-
tecci6n defensa han mejOradO, Y
creO que la lfnea de su nariz mani
fiesta una mayor fuerza. Me apues-
to 10 que sea, a que ahOra es capaz
de enfrentarse sonriente con ell KLU-
KLUX-KLAN."
"iManeja usted automobiles? es
la primera pregunta que hizo ha po-
co unO de los mas reputadOs prOfe-
sores de Nueva York. Isl usted sabe
manejar, puede examinarla en- mu-
cho menOs del tempo generalmente
necesariO, pues debido al ejercicio
constante de su ingeniO, exactitud, y