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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
Y RECKu PROHLA$ENA REPubuKA.
CLEN0vE eLUcKsBuRskE DYNASTlE
zBAvENI PRkvA NksTuPNIcTvl.
OGEKAvA Sc, zE ROZHODNUT1 sNEMU
SCHVALf PLEBISCIT.

Atheny 25 bTezna. - Ode dneska Recko je skutet-
nosti republkou Kral J H. byl lee by
plebiscit pnes zcea neocekavane pekvapen ttu krae
HellenI naezi rinuosti Pohasen repubky stalo
tasne oavou 1913 vroci fecke neodvislost Parliament
pfjal nasledud resoluci jednohasne:
Ctvrte naodn shromazdeni prohasuje definitivni
prava nastupnvi zakazuje ejch poby Recku,
prohasue Recko repubku podminkou re takove roz-
hodnu bude povrzeno dem pebisctem opravnue nucene
vyvlasnen vseho maetku pfnaezeicho cenum sesazene
dynastie.'
Admiral Kondurios regent, bude vykonavati svoji pf-
tomnou pravomoc do sesaveni republikanske stavy
Atheny byly svatecnm havu dnes. mesto vyzdobeno
bylo modrym bymi prapory stuhami uicemi konany
prdvody jasajicho obyvatelstva
Kabnetni minstfi by nadsene zdraveni kdyz pr1vo-
du objevi Pozdej TIE Deum byo zpvano kathedrale
pritomnos admraa Konduriotse kabnetnich mnistrG
zastupcu cizch vlad Getnych vysokych hodnosafn
Vysledek hasovani by pozdraven ohlusujicim pote-
skem snemovne jez byla napnena do posednho msa,
hrmenm del propustenm ses hrdcek, nichz edna ee
ku premeru Anastasouvi To vykladano byo mnohymi
jako dobre znameni pro pf vnitfni mir Recka Danny
lozich vrhaly kv6tiny posance.
Cd pnvodniho planu prohlasih admrala Konduriotise
prozstnnaho guyern6ra Hecka hyp p<slsa
veznen spoeni novym povstanim, mezi nmz jsou
neralove Garcaldes Leonardopulos, byli amnesovani
sn6m odrocen ctyrice dni
Kapharands Sedesat jeho stoupencI nesucastn
sedan parlamenu ponevadz jak vsvetlova nech6 nest
zodpovedno prohlaseni repubiky mste pie
bisctem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
COOLIDGE PRED JoHNsoNEM.
ZPRAVY VYSLEDKU PREDVOLEB v JIz
DAKOTE JSOU DOSUD NEUPLNE.

nepfizniva w. 6. McAdoo-ovi
zvitezila We meste, 2O1 proti
1O1 hlasIm. Hlasovanf toto
znamena odporucenf, ably de-
legace jiho-dakotska byla po-
slana beze vsech instrukci do
rarodni demokraticke konven-
ce v New Yorku.
Dest' a snih, padajici v rdz-
nych castech statu, mely vliv
ma predvolby a prvni zpravy
naznacuji, ze mnoho volicd ne
s1castnilo Sc hlasovani. Tim
ziskal president Coolidge, jenz
bvl silnym We m9stech, kdezto
venkov byl pfiznivyna Johnso.
novi. Tam bylo hlasov&ni OBJ
zvlast' slabe n&sledkem ne.
schIdnych cest.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
BEReDoLL Ma cEsTE DoMt.
vYJEDE PRY co NEJDRtvE z NEMEC
KENO PRfSTAVU.

Berlin, 25.. brezna. - Gro
yer Cleveland Bergdoll konec-
ne prece jenom Sc rozhodl O.
pustiti n6meckou pIdu a vra-
It'll sc do svych rodnych Spo-
jervch Stati, kde ocekava jej
trest pro nekonani vojenske
povinnosti v dobe valky.
Dnes millionarsky vyhybac
pred vojenskym odvodem .opu-
sti! Eberbach v Badensku, kde
bydlel u sveho stryce a nastou-
pill cestu k nSmeck6mu prista-
WI, odkud vypluje cd Ameri-
ky. Pravf se, 70 bude jodnlm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26

Sioux Falls, S. D., 25. bfe2
ma. - Kdyz dosly dnes zpra-
Wy o hlasovani We 256 precink
tech 1,74O We state v repub-
likanskych presidentskych
predvolbach, Calvin Coolidge
mel 12,543 hlasy, Johnson TO-
283. We 266 precinktech guver
nsr McMaster byl pred senate
rem Sterlingem v zapasu 0 re-
publikanskou senatorskou mo-
m;Daci. McMaster mel 14,2O6
hlasd; Sterling 11,439. McMas
terova nominace pokladana je
"a zajist9nou rozhodnou vetsi
nnu.
Prvnf zpravy o hlasovdnf pfi
der1okratickych presidentsktch
preferencnich pfedvolb4ch by
ly ,Watertown. kde frakcs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26

kym smircm soudc, jak zjiSteno bylo Gfadem
statnho audtora, cenych ppadech meo nsledek xii
kave porusovan zakond cimz tito ufednc ech spezen
ci ziskali nezakonte tisice doard
We zpravach podanych dnes nspektory statnho audto
ria vesnc mayof okresu Jefferson, jech marsalove phi
ruci zvastn prohbici vymahac rednc sou obvineni
pQdrzeni vekych penez jez nyn mali odves zpe do
pokaden doycnych vesn neb osobam nch pokuty sko
lektova podobnych prpadech veke sunny penez budou
vymahany cd vesnic staten Jedne okresu Jefferson de
castku kterezto penze byy bud nezakon6 sko
lektovany neb podrzeny 1Tedniky.
Rovnez okresu Summit zseny byly cetne nepravdel-
nost pfi nchz jedna nekok tsic oarI V6tSnou by
10 to pvodeno praktkou deenf pokuy raty ulozene
pfestupnknm prohibcniho zakona kefi by predvedeni
pred vesnicke neb smr soudce Ma hanebnou
praktku poukaza nedavno federan soudce Ks Toledu
coz vedo vysetrovan generalnim navladnim Crabbem
Mmo jine yyslo evo nekteri mayori smirc soud
cove pokutova prestupnky prohbice die Cabbeova zko
pred tim nez tyz vessel v platnost
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
SUCHY POHLAVAR BUDE -
PRACOVAT.


Ossining, N. Y, 25. brezna.
William H.. Anderson, byvaly
pohlavar new-yorske Protihos-
tinske ligy, jenz byl poslan do
vezeni pro falSovani knih uni
meme organisace, bude nepo-
chybne nucen pracovati lopa-
tou motykou prvnich deset
dni sveho pobytu v Sing Sing.
PAX bude pridelen k nejake pi-
sarske praci. Anderson byl od-
souzen ma lhdtu cd jednoho dc
ItTi rokI..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
OBHAJCE PRZEMYSLU
ZEMkEL.

Praha. 25. brezna. = Gen.
Kuzmanek. obhaice halicske
nevnosti Przemyslu. zemfel We
Vfdni. kan 30 sv9tove valce
Sc uchvlil. Kuzmanek platil v
rakonskvch kruzich "a hrdi-
nu. iezto kladf tvrdoSiinv od-
nor ntokim Rust. "a cenu H.
sicH lidskvch zivotH. Nemeckv
cfsar vidal tehdv obzvlastni
chva'u Kuzmankovi. ienz bvl
pcvazovan v Nemeckn "a nei-
schcnneisiho rakouskeho ge-
nerala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
LENIN BUDE ZNOVA BAL
SAMOVAN.

Moskva, 25. brezna. While
dem k neustavajicim zados-
tenn. aby telo Leninovo bylo
stale vystaveno zrakim ieho
obdivovateln. SOVIET sc rozhodl
znova ie balsamovati. tax aby
zachovano bylo pro vzdy, MOI
no-li. Hrobka, kde bylo mono
videti Lenina cd jeho pohrbu.
bude zavrena We stfedu az do
skonceni balsamovaciho pro-
cesu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
PRESIDENT PRO zACHOvAM OLEE.
PRiT0mNE Nkm0kNlcKE REsERvY
mAjl BITl R0z$lRENY.
{ ZETI DRtvEJsfHO sEKRETARE FALLA
HROZf OBzALOBA.

Washington 25 brezna - President Coolidge dnes We
podnk kroky zachovanf oeje narodni obranu
rozsireni savajcich namornckych dobe kdy
nat bz ku konc svho vyserovan zadani vsad tez
bu oeje vadnich pozemcch soukromym zajmIm dv6ma
dfvesm eleny Hardingovy adminstrace Coolidge vyso
vii Sc pro podrzeni olee zemi, kdekoi to mono.
President komisi znacd studovani probemu
enz by pred verenos mnoho mescu ddsledku senatn
no vyserovan Cd komise teto ocekava odporuc
w program zachovan ole potfeby vaesnho LODI
stva.
Pan Coolidge oznami ze generalni rada vaeeneho LODI
pred de dobou navrha usanoven komse studovani
otazky paliva "vzhedem ku pftomnym pomerum. roz-
hod jmenovati koms nyn Ustanovil nj Dr. George
Otise Smha drektora geolog suzby kontreadmala Hit
larry Jonese predsedu generan rady dfivesiho veee
valecneho odsva R. G. Bushe lradu mineraogie statu
California. l
Ukolem komise bude studovat cely problem, ale OBJ
zvlas vymefit kazdou namornckou rozhodnou
zda bude mozno rozs il neb lepe hranti uvofiti vets
reservy Tato ude nebude jenom Spoene Sta
ty vlastni, ale tez olejna zrida ma Alasce.
Senatni vybor vysetruci udeen olenych vsad odrocl
ctvrka zvastn vbor vysefujci generaniho
nayadnho Daugheryho sejde opetne za kdy Roxe Sn
sonov& byvaa manzeka Jesse Smtha skonci sve prime
nepochybne bude podrobsna kzovemu vysechu
zastupc generanfho navadniho.
AL Jennings, drfvejsi vlakovy banda nyni mssonar,
jenz ede Caorne ably poda svedectvi pred vyborem e
zde ocekavan Ultra odpoledne bude povoan ctvek aby
sde e znamO oejovych cachrech narodnl repu-
blkanske konvenci 1920
Senatn havni cnnosti byo dnes zahajen krokn proti
dvema svedkIm ker odpra odpovidat otazky vyboru
verene pozemky Stiznost prot Harry Sincairov by
laorman6 podepsana dorucena maoru Peytonu Gordono
VII navadnimu Distriktu Columbia jenz rad senate
Walshem Montany dvema zvlastnimi pravnmi Ia
supci vady olejovych ppadech byvaym senatorem Po-
Owenem Robertson Pfpad tento bude vsemoz-
uryche tax aby rozhodnuo byo prvo kongresu donu-
ti svedky vypovidan Major Gordon b predoziti vec
veke porote pred upynutm ohoto dne nepochybne do
stane az pred nejvyssi soud Spojenych StatG.
Ma navrh senatora Walshe des debate, senat od-
nOYIT dnpSSn
Chase vybercho ella Ell Paso. Chase ze drvejsho Sc
krafe vnra Faa odepre odpovidat otazky senaniho
vysetrujciho vyboru toho ddvodu ze moh by Sc nkrm
novat.
Pozde odpoedne bylo oznameno, re Chase podal svoj
resgnaci odboru pokadny Sekretaf Mellon radl nj
presdentem Cooidgem Bem Dome brzy potom sdeleno
1fadovny sekretarovy, resgnace byla obdrzena no
pata. Byo zarove vysveteno ze resignace bya
dana dobrovolne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
REVOLUCIONART OZNAMU.
Jf VfTEZSTVf.

Merida, Yucatan, 25. brez-
ma. - Oddil 1900 federalnich
vojakI byl "lpln6 znicen" po-
vstalci u Barra Tonala. We sta
te Tabasco. general Candido
Aguilar, nacelnk tretiho revo-
lucniho pasma, oznamil do hla
vniho stanu We meste Fronte-
ra. Revolucni general, Benito
Torruco, byl zabit v bitve
zprava sdeluje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
FAL$0vACI usvEDCENI.

Praha, 21. bfezna. (CS.TK) - "Prager Presse" uve-
fenuje senacni tax zvaneho Taneho prooko
beehradske konference TO- ledna 1924 ker pfnes wee
Berliner Tablatt exu protokou podepsaneho Andas
sym Bsmarcke re "a zar 1879 pfipravach spOje-
Ze sroynan extd vypyva jasne ze falskaor
"Beriner Tagbattu pouz protokou ja-
pfedohy faovany any protoko belehradske kon-
ference
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
RUSKO-RvrMI1NSKA. KON-
FERENCE.

VfdaH. 2S. h<ezna. - Dnes
hvlo 7de 7ahaienn vviednava-
NJ roe7i 7sstnnci Ruska A Ri
neunsta otszce Resss "a hie.
Test vsak m&lo nadxie. ze ma
zdeisfch porad6ch dospsje sc
k n9iakkmu dorozumxni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26

z cestujicich ma parenske plav
be noveho nemeckeho parniku
Deutschland jenz vypluje z
Hamburku We ctvrtek. Ma &C.
znamu cestujicich uda 81 neja-
Ike j;ne jmeno, jezto nechce,
aby Sc stal predmetem pozor-
nosti hehem plavby pres oce-
an.
Nsmecko opusti, aniz bylo
by mu znamo, jaky trest jej
ocekava - to, - odaprsl bo'
jovati We valce v americke ar.
made.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
hAVlkI ScHvkLIlI Sml l0uVU.

Indianapolis, rs. bfeZna = Clenove Spojenych dInich
d9lnikd Ameriky schval mzdovou smouvu obrov-
skou vsnou Byo pro nj odevzdano 16485S hlasl prot
26,253. DIE teto smlouvy, ez bya projednana
Jacksonville Fla konferenci uhobaronI uhlokopl
nuly mesc pftomna pracovni podmnky zdstanou
patnosti po tri roxy, cd /. dubna
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
La Toilette oPET NEMocEN.

Washington, 25. brezna. = Senator Robert NJ. LaFo
lette Wisconsin, vidce repubkanskych povstacu kon
gresu upoutan oze tezkym nastuzenm eho kan
ceaf popeny byly zprvy re muse podsoupt churgckou
operaci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-26
p0lNcARE-tv kABINET REslGN0vAL

Pafiz 26 bfezna. Premier Poncare podal dnes resg
naci sveho kabinetu presidenu Mlerandovi ako
uda zamtnu vsdni pensijni pfedlohy 27 hasem proti
264. Ressnace kabnetu zpisobla vele vzruSeni poti
ckych kruxich Francii "a hranicemi.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27
KERRICK

J. FL Hogan was a Duluth cal
Ter Tuesday.
w. P. Hogan was q Twin City
caller Monday.
Miss HIld5Tr WestEuad was q
Duluth caller Saturday and Sum
day.
c. z. Nelson returned Friday
from a three weeks hunting trip
at SlsySo.
Miss Thora BohITn Of Nieker-
son. spent Saturday with friends
here.
Hazel MeLanson spent the
week end with Alice Benedict at
H0lyoke-
Mrs z v. Matson and Mrs r.
B. Thomson were between train
callers at Sandstone Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. z Nelson
spent Tuesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. c. VI. Nelson of Askoy.
Mr.. and Mrs " A Berset Of
Minneapolis. are spending a few
days with his sister. Mrs. w. p.
Hogan
The Misses Hildur l. Westlund
and Laura B. Rice and A r Hy-
att left Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving at their homes.
Mrs. Ed Caldwell. Mrs 2. Pei
rain. the Misses Florence Peter
son, Matte Orbin and Clark of
Duquette, attended the sale at
the school house Saturday.
Don't forget the basket ball
game. CIovert0n vs.. Kerrick. at
the KerTiek school house, Satur-
day evening. Dec. 9Th Big dance
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27
Pleasant Hill Neighborhood

Art Golden and family spent
Sunday at the Kvsnhcka home.
Mrs. X. r. Davis spent the
week end IN Superior visiting
with the family.
Marian ard Alice Davis are
Spending the week on the farm
with their mother.
Mrs. Berxignd and Adrian
VISITED with the Larson family
near Oak Lake Last Friday.
Albert KaIafut who has been
very Mek with pneumonia -
slowly improving at this writing.
Dorothy Bergiund il spending
her Thanksgiving at home. She
h attending Central High in So
peFior.
Mrs. Frank Mach and Frankie
and Mrs. Fall and Leo nnot0red 70
Sandstone Thursday TO visit the
dentist.
DR.. u. s. Boiling Of Sandstone.
was in this neighborhood vaeei-
Mating the school children one
day last week.
The Union Ladies' Aid at the
school hotze in KeFriek Saturday
was largely attended and all en-
joyed the chicken dinner and
bazaar. About 5000 was cleared.
Thanks 10 all.
The many friends Of 0rulIe
Hammer are sad 10 learn Of his
death in 81. Paul where he had
been working. Mrs. Hammer
was with him during his sickness
OF pneumonia and will accompany
the remains TO Bruno for burial
wc understand. Mrs. Hammer
was with him at the time Of his
death. The family has the sym
patty Of all their friends.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27
NORMAN TOWNSHIP

Frank Dev2Il sold his ear 20
Leroy Crosby last week
Oscar Nelson left for Grand
Rapids Monday last week
Arthur TIetz waited at the
ChAs. Sangrcn home Sunday.
Miss StFandberg spent Monday
evening at the VIM Bonnin
home.
Jim Oxilvie who has been on
the jury at Pine City. returned
home Friday.
Andrew Henhaph from Super
ior. was down here on business
last ThurSday.
Mrs. Chas. WiIdes left Friday
for Stanchfeld to visit her par
ents and friends a few weeks.
Mrs. Leo Forsyth and daugh-
ter. Ethel, from Duluth. are
visiting at the Bert Forsyth
hone.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Crosby and
children left Monday for Califor-
MIA where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Olaf Nelson was called 10
Duluth Saturday TO see her
daughter. Agnes. who underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
Our school board members Of
District No. IO3 attended the an
nual meeting Of school officers at
Sandstone last Friday. They re-
port q large attendance.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS
WILL IMPROVE HABITS
OF CHILD AT TABLE

What can we expect Of chill
dren at the table, Perhaps John
ny bolts his food and runs away
TO play with never an excuse
me- Or Mary plays with her
food and does not eat It. And 50
we think these things must be,
because Johnny and Mary are
only children Somehow we ex-
pecr the child Will oUtgrow these
falzltss never realizing that a few
suggestions at the right time can
prevent the formation Of undesir-
able habits Let me illustrate.
Three year old Jimmy was in
the habit Of drinking his milk
noEsily. His aunt said one day,
Jimmy. how quietly can you
drink that milk" Jimmy de-
eIded to show her he could drink
1t very quietly indeed It was a
new accomplishment, so Jimmy
practieed it to show others, and
soon he had overcome the bad
habit
How many a mother has been
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27
RUTLEDGE

Mrs. Slime WIS a Duluth visitor
Last week
Margaret ROzioI returned 70
Duluth after q visit with her
mother here.
Hjalnnar Jensen and wife Of
Minneapolis, nOt0red UP and
spent Sunday at the Jensen
home.
Harold UnderhiII motored TO
Detroit, Mich, where he has ae-
eepted q position with the Buick
Motor Company.
Albin Anderson who was home
on leave Of absence TO take adj
vantage Of the hunting season.
returned TO Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs UnderhiII accompanied
Mrs. John behring's and her faith
er TO Duluth Monday. Mr.. Con
COLA underwent an operation on
his eye.
The NJ z. Ladies Aid will
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27

Mrs. Fheodnrg Anderson had
some dental wgrix dime az Moose
Lake last week
Lambert Pearson spent Sunday
afternoon and evening az the
August Johnson home
Mr.. and Mrs. =. P. CIickner
were visitors at the I'd Chckaer
home east Of Eerriek LAST Tues
day
Willie, Johnnie and Herman
Storm and Oscar MaYgren were
visitors at Stages Saturday eve
alng.
Herman Johnson arrived home
Friday after having apent the
fall working IN the North Dakota
harvest fields.
Mrs David HanmergIIist -.
turned Sunday frUn CIoquet
where she had been 20 attend the
funeral Of her father.
a few Of the young folks were
entertained at a party at the Os-
car Carlson home Saturday eve
ming. a very pleasant time was
had By all
A few Of the young people
met At the Nybery hone Friday
evening to dope out a program
for the oyster supper TO be given
AZ the Methodist church Thurs
day evening.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27
BIRCH CREEK TOWNSHIP

John Hovcde has been quite III
for some time.
Miss Mvina Liljcdahl spent
Sunday at her home.
Attend church services in Nor
land church Sunday morning and
Sunday evening.
The Norwegian Ladies Aid
held their annual auction and
sale last Saturday evening. There
was a big crowd in attendance
and things sold well. After the
sale n lunch was served free.
The roads in this community
are terrible. After thawing in
the day time and freezing at
night with traffic all the time.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27

they have gotten c'Er Gp 20 s1eh
an extent that 20 drive az al -
nearly impnsaIhLs.
IN acgidens oeEurred ca High
way No. I between Egrtedge ara.
Sandaf0ne asst week when the
anzouaoble owned By Lind
berys lgVing vest Of town, was
run fnto the dsteh. Is rs not
6aown az tins writing how ssrI-
ogslY The occupants were injured
but MISS olga Hanson fractured
her arm and Mrs. Peter Dahl re-
eeIped a severe JarrIng. The rest
escaped with nIa6E scratches.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27
DUQUETTE

Regular Stag meeting We'd
neada8. Dee. D.
Mrs. Jahn Elm has been on
the sick list for the past week.
Miss Ffed5erg entertained a
few friends at a dinner party
Sunday.
Mass Viola Stephenson % here
fr5ua Duluth VISITING at che home
Of her parents.
Big Stag 4ance, Saturday
night, Wow. %. skeileY's orches-
ira Everybody come
Come and see WHO zets the BIG
turkey given away By the LADIES'
Aid Wednesday night.
The local school will be closed
Thuvsday and Friday for a
Thanksgiving VACATION
a number Of people took IN
the chicken dinner and sale at
Eerrick, Saturday. Everyone re-
ports a fine feed
The hniahIng wrestling match
between Johnson and Person will
be given at the hall Saturday.
Dec. 6. a bSz dance following
the match.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27

serve a chicken PIE supper Sat
urfaF evening. Dec 6th- VIII
have a sale Of fancy articles, also
ash roud
Mr.. and Mrs. Gen CIch have re-
turned from their wedding trip
and are AZ home 10 callers
He afforded the young people .
tancs and supper last Saturday
uIghE.
2. MTteteM and son, Ken, re-
turned from their hurting trip
the proud pasHessors Of deer.
irwin Foster. Leo WINNER,
Carl. Henry and AIbFn Anderson
were also among the hzcky NUM-
Der.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27

leaving . good share Of their food
on their plates Just Al we adults
learned 70 leave clean plates dur
ing the war. 80 little children
can form the habit and be quite
proud TO show you their clean
dishes Not only VIII this early
training make the mother hap
pier, but the child himself As he
grows Up win not have the dis
agreeable struggle Of trying to
overcome poor table manners
Lucille Horton, home economies
division, University Farm
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27

in the town hall after the game.
Everybody come and have lots Of
fun
The Union Ladies Aid sale was
success in every way. All pres
ent enjoyed the chicken dinner
and the ladies' took IN a nice sum
Of money. They wish 20 thank
everyone who kindly donated
towards IT,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27
wINDEMERE TOWNSHIP

Ralph Dahlcn. Archie Johnson
and George Johnson drove to Du-
luth Wednesday evening.
W. II. Stage returned Thursday
from Pine City where he has
been serving on the jury.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-11-27

Want Ads lie per word.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-01-24
Mrs. S. r. Beers
Dead in the East
Mrs. Josephine Hetfield Beers, Widely
Known Here, Died Sunday
in New JERSEY.

Word reached Kenosha this morn
ing Of the death of Mrs. Josephine
Hetfeld Beers, aged as, wife of Sgd
ney Russell Beers, at her home in
Elizabeth, New Jersey, on Sunday,
after an illness of several months.
Mrs. Beers had lived in Kenosha sew
eral years, and had many friends here
to mourn her death. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beers came to Kenosha in 1920, Mr..
Beers being one of the officials of the
Anaconda company to be sent to the
Kenosha plant of the American Brass
company. They had lived here for
two years and in that time had made
many friends in this city. Mrs. Beers
had been a member of the st. Mat
thew's church and of the st. Barna-
bas Guild and had taken an active part
in the work of both institutions.
Surviving the deceased are her hus-
band, Sydney R. Beers, her mother and
one sister, all in Elizabeth, New Jer-
sey. The funeral services were held
this afternoon at the home in Eliza
beth with burial in the family plot
in the cemetery there's
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-01-24
To Change Policy
in Building Plan

Madison.-A complete change in the
states policy fore construction of
buildings and charitable institutions
will be made as the result Of the con-
ference here last week between the
heads of ten institutions, the board
of control and Governor Blaine, it
was stated by officials today.
Representatives of the various
charitable institutions generally were
agreed that the present policy of the
state of constructing large buildings
is inadvisable, it was said. In prefer
ence, smaller buildings and cottages
will be constructed in most cases in
the future.
The smaller unit plan of buildings
will result in a reduction of the over
head cost per patient in the various
institutions of approximately fifty per
cent, is is estimated by engineering
officials. In addition, the plan will per-
nit the segregation of classes of
patients and greater individual at
tention it is claimed.
Inauguration of the new construc-
ton policy will be left up to the state
engineering department, it was said.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-01-24
Ken0shan Renews
Fight for Pardon
Robert Scharte, in Prison on Burglary
Charge, Renews Fight for
Executive Clemency.

Announcement was received in Ke
nosha this morning from the state
prison at Waupun that Robert Scharte,
man convicted in the circuit court
Of Kenosha county on burglary
charge on January II, 1922, to three
year term, had renewed his fight
for Communication of sentence.
Mr.. Scharte has made one APP
peal for clemency which was denied.
His new appeal asks for the commuta-
tion of the sentence two months and
six days, the period which he was held
in the county Jail here awaiting trial.
Scharte is remembered in legal cir
cles in Kenosha as the man who sum-
marily dismissed the attorney assign
ed to him by the court and conducted
his own defense. He pleaded his case
for more than two hours, one of the
jurors fainting during his plea. He is
still his own attorney and is carry
ing on the appeal for clemency I'M
aided.