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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-26

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hacer cortinas. etc. Todus los retazos. son
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de menos de 90 pulgadas de ancho nj me-
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direction v 90 centavos para los gastos de
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Sc vENDE o. Sc ARRIENDA

por amos una casa con 500 metros de.
solar en- Martin Peha, propia psrs
cualquier negocio ea Ia carretera CEN
trsl, dende dssemboca Ia carreters MI
ramar. Taene una casa grande, dividi-
da en- varias viyiend 5 y un garage
con capacidad para aloJar nueve auto
movies y rnontr un taller. Para ingor-
mes dirijase Luis esar6falo, calle dsi
Mercado no. S. tel6fono 1856 negro,
san Juan. lNc SO paga comision) CO.
rredores. Advt.
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cRoN1cA SOCIAL

Para deiar un lado Ell mutismo en-
que Sc hallaba Ell Club Social celebr6
Ell Dia de Pascuos en- honor a La ex-
presidenta doia Aurora villodas de
Lopez Diaz una regia velada. DemAs
esta decir que 10 selecto de la socie-
dad reuni6se en- esa noche de alegrias
para dar esplendor realce a dicho
acto social organizado por dofia Mani
sambolin Trizarry, activa Presidenta
y demas 1iiembros de La Directive y
para que nuestros lectores Sc den CO.
nocimiento de Ia brtIlantez del acto
doy continuation Ell ameno programa:
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segunda Parte

''Triste Inspiration vals escAto
expresamente para el acto por Ell jo-
ven Juan Gelpi eiecutado al piano por
la Srta. Lidia Sanchez.
La Cobarta", Coro por las srtas.
Laura Tic, Hilda Sanchez y Sara su-
ris.
"contrata de Artistas'' Pieza por
La Sra. OLYMPIA de Gelpf y las Srtas.
Raquel Qpiaones y Emma Fradera.
Coro de 'Mensajeras" por Las Sc
fioritas Aida Pemus, Raquel QuiAones,
Lolita Farfa, Luisita Rios, Emma Fra.
atra, Rosaura Morales, Dominguita
Limeres Y Aurea Fsiid.
Dado. el sentimsntalismo rsinants Ia
vslada fu6 m exito conplsto.
Nuestras felicitaclonss
justly
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TEEcERA PARTE

coro de esclavos hebreos de la gran
opera de Verdi. NABUCoDoNOsOR.
Cantada en- caracter por varias senori-
tas, seforas caballeros de esta capi-
tai.
No dndamos que nuestro pdblico sa-
bra corresponder dignamente al ss-
fuarzo de la srta. Amaiias Paoli asis-
tiendo a tan hermoso acto.
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DEsDE MAUNABo
Arecibo, P. R

En- Ia morada del muy estimado
amigo don Alfredo Lopez. Quimico y
Jefe del establecimiento de la Central
Columbia y Consorte, celebr6se ell bau-
tizo de un infante hijo de don Tito To
rres.
Ell acto revistio una importancia ex-
traordinaria.
Lo mas granada de esta culta soc1e-
dad concurri6 a dicho acto, habiendo
sido obsequiados con toda esplendidez
por tan cultos y distinguidos padrlnos.
Antonio CALIMANo.
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sEGUNDA PARTE

Intermedio por La orQuesta.
Lolita, Serenata espaAola. Buzzo-
Peccta. sr. Francisco Trapaga
'tAriosp". Opera los ''Phyasos'' de
Le6p-c cavallo. sr. antonio Paoi.
,tPalemon el Estilista, Guillermc Va
lencia. Recitaci6n sr. Rafael cestero.
"Elegie'', de M&sSenet. Piano. Can
to y Violin Sra. Sisila A. de Astol,
Srts. Amalia Paoli y sr. Jaime Padro.
lido del DO. acto de IA opera AIDA,
Verdi. srta. Amalia Paoii y sr. An
tonic Paoh.
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PRoGEAMA
PRIMERA PARTE

Gran sinfonfa por la orquesta "Se-
renata de los Angeles, Braga.
Piano, canto y Violin, Sra. sisila A,
de Astol, srta.. Amalia Paoli y sr.
,Jams, Padr6.
Romanza del tercer acto de la opera
"Fausto', Gounod. Sr. Emilio Bouret,
Romanza Celeste Aida, Opera del
Maestro Verdi. 20 Paradise, Opera
"Africana'' del maestro Meyerbeer.
Sr. Antonio Paoli.
"Improviso de la opera Andrea
Chenier, Giordano, sr. Anto nio Paoi !.
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I a cREcA. Al nnaior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.- Advt
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LA PAL.ABRA

Para los wue lluren Ia muerte
del soneto.
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PONcA ESTA MARAWlLLOSA
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H1MENEo EN- Ell NoRTE

Francisco ou1NTERo
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-02-14

of the Lark. These add very
much to the appearance of the
rooms.
Under the auspices, of the
school a program of five motion
pictures will be presented during
the remaining part of the school
year. The dates are as follows:
Feb. 20, Mar. 81, Apr. a, Apr. 25
and May Is. No season tickets
will be sold, the regular admis-
sion will be twenty-five cents for
adults and fifteen cents for school
children. Possibly one or two of
the pictures will require a higher
admission.
The first movie to be given
Feb. 20, is entitled The Brown
Mouse. This is a six reel photo
play made from Herbert Finck's
novel on rural education. 1t is
absorbing in the development of
the plot. Its story centers
around a young farmer of rare
vision and intelligence, strong in
his convictions. Unexpectedly
this young farmer is elected
teacher Of the rural school; he
proceeds to put into practice his
parallel conviction that the class
room should be the place where
the children learn not only the
three Rs. but also how to apply
this knowledge to the interests
of today and their problems of
tomorrow.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-02-14

The Askov Garage sold a Ford
truck yesterday to Harold Jensen
southeast of town; Herluf Ras-
mussen is going to Minneapolis
tonight to drive it up. The ga
rage also sold a second hand Ford
touring car to Herluf Rasmussen
and had a new Ford touring car
put in stock the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Olesen's lit
tie boy, Alvin, has been taken i'll
with pneumonia.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-02-14

C. Tonning, state deputy COM
missioner of education, speak.
Among other things Mr.. Ton
ming said that education in Eu-
rope is directed more by the gov
eminent and the church-com-
ing from the CENTER but in the
United States it is more decen-
tralized. For instance in Mime
sofa the state only requires 9Th
grade schooling, it being option
al with the local community if
it desires to maintain a high
school.
The speaker said that formerly
the purpose of securing an edu-
cation was to rule and the unedu-
Gated to be ruled, and while this
notion still turks in the minds of
some there has been great chan
ges and today the purpose of an
education is more for service.
thrift and industry.
A short musical program pre-
coded the speaking and follow
ing there was a discussion in
which several seemed to be of
the opinion that there are pos
sibly too many programs and
festivities at Christmas time
which will have the effect of
lessening the meaning of the
great day to the children.
Read the Ads-It PAYS.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-02-14
GRUESOME AUTO
ACCIDENT
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ten children, and was of a quiet
and pleasant disposition.
1t was a sad parting yesterday
afternoon when folks from all
over the community wendell
their way slowly to the church
to pay their respect to the family
and hear the last words said over
the body of young girl who was
just poisoning into womanhood
and was called away so early in
life. Rev. S. d. Rodholm spoke
both in Danish and English,
words that were consoling and
upbuilding, stressing the strong
belief that this was not the will
of God. but simply the work of
man-death being caused by cre-
atoms of our naturalization.
TO think that it was the will of
God is not keeping faith with
Him who does no harm. And yet
greatly as we may desire, we can
not, we dare not, wish Olga back
from the Eternal Life where she
is free from harm and danger and
where love reigns supreme and
forever" said the pastor. Abide
with Thee" and Nearer My God
to Thee; were among the beauti-
full songs that were sung.
Pallbearers We're six of Olga's
young girl friends Gudrun and
Gertrude Kilstofte, Carrie Feldt-
NOSE, 0thelia Paulsen, Gudrun
Berentsen and Verna Nielsen.
The body was laid to rest in
the local cemetery.
The sympathy of the entire
community is extended to the
Andersen family in their hour
of great sorrow,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-02-14
By L. r. Van Zelrn
o western Newspaper unioa

Romie Sebald and Harry Eek
lund entered high school at the
opening of the second semester.
The eighth grade boys are
studying agriculture twice a
week this semester, while the
girls are taking up sewing.
Attendance has not improved
very much the past week. There
is still a large number of pupils
out due to colds and bad cough.
The new studies taken up in
the second semester in the high
school are civics. biology, COM
mercial geography and social
problems.
Tuesday was a holiday due to
Lincoln's birthday. Part of the
school work during the preceding
days was devoted to the study of
Abraham Lincoln's life.
AS fitting setting for the Lin
coln-Wilson program Mr.. Filing
son placed on the blackboard
very good crayon sketches of
Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow
Wilson.
An evening class in public
speaking was organized last Mon
day evening that will meet reg
ularly once a week in the school
house. Mr.. A. Simonsen is in
charge of the class.
This week there are found in
the various rooms red hearts and
dainty cupids, indications that
st. Valentines day is drawing
near. Several Valentine boxes
will be opened Thursday after
noon.
Monday afternoon the high
school rendered a very fitting
Lincoln and Wilson program.
This was one of a series of
monthly programs prepared and
presented by the high school stu
dents.
A shipment of 80 books arrived
from Denmark Tuesday. This is
a gift from the local congrega-
ton to the school. The books are
now being catalogued and pre-
pared for the stocks. Evidently
they will be ready for circulation
next week.
One framed picture has been
hung in each of the following
rooms: third, fifth, sixth and
seventh. The one in the third
grade is Saved. In the fifth
grade is a reproduction of Sir
Galahad." The sixth grade pic
ture is entitled The Cleaners"
and the seventh grade The Song
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-02-14
GOOD cow TESTING
MEETING WAS HELD
Farm Bureau Arranging
to Supply Alfalfa
Seed.

The meeting held at the town
hall Wednesday afternoon for the
purpose of making arrangements
for the continuance of the Askov
Cow Testing Association which
expires June LIST, under the orr
ginal agreement made a year ago,
and If possible secure enough
members to start a second test
ing association, was well attend
ed and it was an enthusiastic
meeting.
Many of the old members sign
ed up for another year of COW
testing and the secretary. C.
Flint, will be receiving more
signers as time goes on. June LIST
is when the new year starts and
there seems to be no doubt as to
the securing of enough members
to keep up the present organiza-
ton, but it may be doubtful that
enough new members will be Sc
cured to start a second associa-
ton, although it seems many
have become interested and
there are a number of farmers
in the Bruno neighborhooA who
desire to join. Old members are
given preference in the re-join-
ing of the first association so it
is up to those who now belong
to sign up again if they desire to
stay.
II was decided at the meeting
Wednesday to have a flat rate Of
$1.75 per cow for next year, and
each member is to pay ST toward
incidental expenses. The rate
now is $1,50 per COW but this was
found inadequate to pay a test
er's salary. There are about 500
cows in the association and Thor
valid Andersen is the tester.
The organization meeting of
the testing association will be
held April 10 in connection with
the regular Farm Bureau Unit
meeting and at which time also
the County Agent will arrange
to have a veterinarian here To
speak on ailments of live stock.
principally abortion.
Besides talking over COW test
ing for next year the farmers
also listened to two speakers
Wednesdays. A. Hansen, dairy
expert from the Extension Divi-
sion. and County Agent w. F.
Hammargren. Mr.. Hansen spoke
about the feeding Of cattle, the
advantage of having home grown
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-02-14

feed and, the Importance Of
legumes such as alfalfa, clover,
soy beans, etc. Mr.. Hammargren
announced that the Farm Bureau
has made arrangements to provide
the farmers of the county with
genuine Grimm alfalfa seed at
45c per pound laid down any
where in Pine county. A ton of
this seed has already be e n
ordered,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-02-14
EDUCATION SERVICE
THRIFT, INDUSTRY

The parent-teachers meeting
at the school house last Friday
evening was well attended and
the audience was well repaid for
coming out when they heard P.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-02-14
ASKOv SCHOOL COLUMN

The eighth grade history class
learned Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address" last week.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-02-14
ASKOV

n. w. Dti OuHR WcHt w the
Twin Cities Monday on a couple
days business trip.
Mrs. A. G. Danielson was in
Minneapolis Friday and Saturday
TO receive medical attention.
Miss Thora Heininge came up
from Minneapolis last Thursday
to spend some time with her par
ents here.
VIM. Svendsen of Tyler, was
here last week for a short visit at
the home Of his sister, Mrs. d. j.
Adolphsen.
Mrs. A. M. DeYoung and baby
left Monday via auto for New
Richmond, Wis, to visit her
folks for a week or more.
John L. Madsen has been more
or less i'll the past week, but is
better at this writing; Ed Gud-
mundsen assisted in the meat
market.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Danish
Lutheran church decided at their
last meeting to have another sale
next fall.
Mrs. Jens Christensen came up
here from Minneapolis yesterday
for a visit with friends being a
guest at the home of Mrs. c. p.
Nielsen.
Many friends and neighbors
spent a social afternoon and eve
ming Friday at the Jens M. Lar
sen home, northeast of town, it
being Mr.. Larsen's 10th birthday.
Maurice Nielsen left Saturday
for Mora to seek employment;
finding none he went on to st.
Cloud for a few days visit. He is
expected home the last Of this
week.
Chr. Jensen, who lives in v,
Hoiberg's house has been ailing
for some Hme. The first Of this
week it developed into measles
and he is now being cared for at
the Marius Hansen home.
Mrs. ]. p. Sorensen and Harry.
who have been at Blair, Nebr.,
the past four weeks visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Niels Hansen, returned home
Tuesday. A baby boy was born
to Rev. and Mrs. Hansen January
10th.
On account of the roads not
being fit for sieighing, Christen-
sen Bros. have not been able to
take ice up from the river this
year; instead they have had eight
carloads shipped up from Sand
stone SO they are well prepared
for the summer business.
Hans Andersen and his little
two year old daughter. Beulah, of
Aurora, Nebr. arrived here Tues
day to be in attendance at the
funeral Of the formers sister, Oh
"a Andersen. which took place
yesterday afternoon. Elsie An
dersen. a sister, who is employed
at Dallas, Texas. is also coming
home. On account Of the dis
lance it is not expected that she
will be here before Friday or Sat
urday.
Ed Morell who helped build
the local telephone system, came
here Tuesday Of last week to
assist in repairing the telephone
cable which burned over in the
hotel fire. All phones east of the
J railroad track were cut off from
the central office only four days
the company being fortunate
enough to secure the required
cable from the telephone com
pany at Duluth. Mr.. Morell left
again Monday for the southern
part Of the state to take care Of
telephone system there.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-19

PARYz, - Niemcom uda-
10 sic sprzedac papierowych
marek conajmniej "a diva bi-
ljony, zanim SWAT straci} swe
zaufanie do tych bezwartoscio
wych papier6w. Obliczenie to
pochodzi cd jednego z eksper-
tow komisji odszkodowafi, kt6
ra w}asnie powr6ci{a z Berlina,
gdzie komisja rzeczoznawc6w
'szuka" ukrytych pieniedzy
niemieckich.
Badania komisji daily zadzi
wiajace wyniki. Nawet Regi-
nald McKenna, przewodnicza-
cy tel komisji, kt6ry do niedaw
ma twierdzi}, re Niemcy mogli
ukryc conajwyzej jeden mi
lizard dolar6w, przyznaje obec-
ME, re Niemcy diva razy tyle
wy}udzili "a sprzedaz samych
a wysfali z kraju "a
granice do 5 5.000.O00.0OO.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-19
WIADOMOSCI "a.
GRANICZNE..

~ PARYz, ,8-go lutego. -
w kr6tkiej a dosadnej no.
Gle premier francuski Poinca-
re odpowiedziaf wczoraj ma
onegdajsza note rzadu berlin
skiego w sprawie popierania
przez francuskie w{ddze cywil-
ne i wojskowe niemieckiego
ruchu separatycznego W Pala-
tynacie bawarskim.
Poincare stwierdzi} miano-
wicie, re wszystkie dotyczace
tel sprawy twierdzenia rzadu
niemieckiego So absolutnie ME
zgodne prawda, wobec cze-
go Rad francuski ME moze "a
dawac sobie trudu wchodzenia
W szczeg6}y protestu berlin.
skiego.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-19

cuski ME podejrzewa{ go O
wsp6}udzia} W tel niemi}ej a.
ferze, poleci} swemu ambasa-
dorowi W Paryzu preprosit pre-
miera Poincare. Rad uwaza
wystapienie Lloyd Georgia "a
szczeg6lnie nieszczesliwe W
czasie, kiedy Mcdonald stara
sic o nawiazanie przyjazniej-
szych stosunk6w z Francja.
Lloyd George, widzac jak
glupio wybra} sic ze swoja sen
saeja, zaraz potem og}osi}, ze
ukaad, kt6ry miaa ma mysli, ME
by} wcale tajny j ze wywiad
jego, kt6ry dai poczatek ca1ej
aferze, jest przekrecony.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-19

+~ LUXOR, Egypt. 49, Wczoraj
pc po}udniu dokonano najwiek
szego odkrycia W historic Egip.
|tologji, gdy podniesiono trum.
ne szczeroz}ota, solidnie zbudo
wana, w kt6rej z}ozona przed
80 wiekami mumja Faraona,
zosta}a wydobyta ma swiat}o
dzienne.
Odkrycia tego dokonano W
obecnoSci ca}ego zgromadzenia
Egiptolog6w. Trumna z}ota o.
kaza}a sic wspania}a z pre-
pysznemi z}otemi figurami, co
Wszystko przewyzsZa pod
wzgledem bogactwa to, co do
tad zdo}ano W Egipce wyko-
pac W dziedzinie archeologpi.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-02-19

RYGA, 8-go lutego. -
Dziennik "Latvia" zamieszcza
pismo }otewskiego klubu ma
rodowego w sprawie przeku-
pywania urzednik6w pahstwo-
wych przez zyd6w. Klub naro-
dowy stwierdza, ze nawet wy
soko postawieni urzednicy roz-
pijani So przez zyd6w dla &C.
low, kt6rych 1atwo sic domy-
Sic.
Klub narodowy oswiadcza,
re bedzie wymieniaf w prasie
nazwiska urzednik6w, kt6rzy
ME zerwa karygodnych stosun.
k6w z zydami, prowadzacych
do korupcji i naduzyc skarbo.
wych.
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mania bolszewickieoj Rosji
prze zAnglje, zwr6ci} sic do
rzadu angielskiego z zapyta-
MEM, czy obecny przedstawi-
ciel bolszewickiej Rosjifw Lon
dynie, Rakowskij, moze bye
przyjetym "a oficjalnego am
basadora rosyjskiego W Londy
ME. Odpowiedz rzadu angiel-
skiego prawdopodobnie bedzie
przychylna re wzgledu ma dose
poprawne zachowanie sic Ra-
kowskiego podczas jego do
tychczasowego pobytu w Lon
dynie. y
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WIADOMOSCI liz
TOLEDO.

Miejski wydzia} zdrowia
tropi do odpowiedzialnosci 50
dowej pociagnie handlarzy sta
rzyzna, kt6rym udowodniona
zostanie sprzeda4 uzywanych
a6zek j poscieli. Sanitarjusze
odwiedzili pietnastu. handla-
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LONDYN PRZEPRASZA
FRANCJE "a GEOR.
CE'A.
By}y premier dostal.. policzek
cd wlasnego rz4du.

LONDYN, 7-go lutego. -
Lloyd George dosta& dis poll
GEEK cd rzadu angielskiego "a
swe sensacyjne k}amstwo 0 tai
nym u1kladzie miedzy Wilso-
mem . Gemencesu " sprawie
okupacji Nadrenji.
Premier angielski Nc Do
nald' bojee sic, by rz4d fran
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LONDYN. - Paniia Min
ME Pallister, agentka wybor-
cza premiera, Ramsaya Mac
Donalda, opowiada}a wczoraj
ma zebraniu w Bradford, ze
watpi ably ksiaze Walji, po
swym ojcu zasiad} ma tronie
angielskim, a to dlatego ponie
waz spo}eczenstwo ahgielskie
nareszcie czuje sic znuzone mo
narchja i niewatpliWie po
smierci obecnego kr6la zechce
sic wyzbyc tel przestarza}osci.
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MOSKWA. - Minister woj
ny Leon Trockij; kt6ry by} cho-
ry W Tiflisie, ma Kaukazie, ma
sic coraz lepiej. Taxa wiado-
mcfs otrzymano ma Kremlu.
Trockij ma powr6cit ME
bawem do Moskwy.
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David Schlesser z pm. 41S
Huron ul. op}akuje strate $500
nierozmyslnie oddanych cygan-
ce-wr6zbiarce "a wr6zenie
szczeSliwej przyszlosci. Ponie-