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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-14

Lydia considered her reply. mo mat
ter II the destroying Of the Indians
were right, that wouldn't exonerate
the whites for having been cruel and
crooked in doing it. People will al
ways remember 1t Of us.
John sighed, then said abruptly,
Lets never discuss 1t again. What
are you reading now, Lydia?''
English essayists and Emerson.
I'm crazy about Emerson. learned
one thing from Friendship to quote
to you. It's like you and me-"
She quoted: 'Friendship-that Sc
lect and sacred relationship that is a
kind OF absolute and which even leaves
the language Of love suspicious and
common so much is this purer; and
nothing is so much divine"
John stopped and taking Lydia's
face In both his hands, he exclaimed
huskily, "Oh, my dear, this is my real
welcome home! Oh. Lydia, Lydias II
you were ten years older and / were
ten years younger"
Lydia laughed "Then we'd travel
Ito all the happy places of the world.
We must turn back. Daddy'll be wait
ing"
Levine was very busy with the de-
tails Of the Indian removal for the
next week or two. The exodus was
accomplished In q businesslike man
ner. There were some disturbances
on the reservation, but for the most
part, the Indians were dazed and un-
protesting. Before the concentration
began, the precaution was taken Of
sending Charlie Jackson under guard
to the new reservation In the South
west Lydia had never seen him after
her day at the hearing. She always
was to carry in her memory, his hand
some bronze face, too early marked
with lines Of despair, as she saw it
while she uttered her protest to the
commissioners. And it was haunt
ingly sad memory to carry.
In the evening Lydia sat with her
Emerson open before her, but with
her unseeing eyes fastened on the
open door. 1t was little after nine
when the chug-chug of Kent's car
stopped at the gate and In moment
Kent, white faced. appeared in the
door.
"John Levine's been shot. He wants
Lydia!''
Kent down the path, Amos following
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-14
CLOVERTON

Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Krouch
helped Mrs. Lewis celebrate her
birthday at the Busby home Friday
Owing to the roads only a small
crowd attended the Farm Bureau
meeting at the Erie school house Sat
urday evening.
J. ]. Moodys are building new
hen house.
Ivan Krouch and Harry Duncan
were good sports last week, donating
the partnership tractor. while the
business men of Cloverton donated the
gas and oil, etc, for dragging the
roads from Keene to Cloverton.
e F. Freymiller was called to the
Cecil Winner home Sunday.
John Feury left for Pine City, Mon
day, for jury service. Jake Winner
leaves Tuesday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. Tollefson
a ten pound son last week.
The Rebekahs realized about $500
for their efforts Friday evening. Ow.
ing to bad roads there was a small
attendance. The playlet 'Why They
Joined the Rebekahs' with Mrs. H
L. Hughes, Mrs Roy Wheeler, Mrs. E
e. Dilley, and Mrs. M. d. Root in the
cast, drew great applause The mock
wedding with Thelma Tusia as bride
and Eldon Lewis as groom, was very
good. Mrs. Lanning entertained with
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-14

Continued
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-14
WILLOW RIVER

Chris Guessing, the twin brother oil
John Gluesing. came up from Gilmon.
ton, Wis. and viii spend the summer
here on the farm. His wife died
about year ago.
VIM. Ehmke came here FRIDAY
from st. Olof's college, Mortified, fol
vacation of one week. He likes
the school quite well and is gettine
| along fine.
Mrs. Eddie Clough and son, Robert
returned Friday from st. Cloud
where they were visiting Mrs
Clough's mother, Mrs G. Fl. Denne.
void, and daughter, Ruth Clough.
There will be services at the Pres.
| byterian church, Sunday evening
April 18th, at o'clock. Rev. o. c
Fillinger will preach. All are wei.
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor King and son
Jack, spent the week end in Duluth
shopping.
Heber Thompson and Cicel Pemble
ton came here Friday on the early
morning train to spend the week enc
with their folks here, returning Sun.
| day. They drove back in Cicel's cal
that he-had kept in storage here fol
the winter. The boys look prosper.
Gus and both have good jobs.
Mrs. Ida johnson, who has spent
the winter with her daughter, Mrs
| B. Amundson, left Monday to visit
friends and relatives in Superior.
| Mrs. Mary Tarnowski and grand.
daughter, Genevieve, left Monday moor
| for Virginia, where they will visit
Mrs. Tarnowski's daughter, Genevieve
over Easter.
Herb Johnson, Eddie Sexton, an6
Martha Dobozenski spent Sunday al
| Duluth.
The village school is closed here
this week and most of the teachers
are at their respective homes except
| Miss Evelyn Andert, who is with Miss
Larson at Jesse Lake. They will re-
turn for school, Monday the 18th.
Helen Dunaski came Friday from
Duluth, to be at home with her par
ents and family for couple of weeks
vacation.
| Lois Pembleton of Moose Lake, is
the guest of the Boxell girls this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Breska drove
in from Arthyde, Monday, to attend
to some business with our local mer
chants.
Fred Polivka and Anna and Lewis
Hemza went to Chicago Monday to at
tend the funeral of a sister of the
Hemzas, Mrs. Rose Taylor, who dice
after an operation Saturday. Mar.
Hemza, who underwent an operation
for appendicitis six weeks ago, is
still in the hospital.
The play Friday night, and Home
Came Ted" put on by the juniors
was very we'll presented. Much credit
is to be given to those who took part
and also to the ones who so ably as
sisted in the coaching and othel
things that must be attended to, IL
| order to make home talent play
| success. The audience was large ant
appreciative.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-14
THE STORY

CHAPTER Xv.-Before the commits
sion Charlie Jackson accuses Levine of
completely in the murder of his father.
Lydia warmly defends Levine Dave
Marshall IL exposed as the owner of
the Last Chance" a brothel which was
also headquarters for the illegal SELL
ing Of whisky to Indians.
CHAPTER Xv1.-Kent asks Lydia to
marry him. The girl refuses. To OBJ
tain q suitable frock for the Junior
through a severe siege of pneumonia
CHAPTER Xv1-After the removal
of the Indians to another reservation
Levine is shot by Charlie Jackson's
sister and the old squaw Lydia had be-
friended Levine dies in Lydia's arms.
His search" is ended All his prop
serty is left to the girl. She refuses to
accept the Tndien lands.
Continued from March 81
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-14
(From Another Correspondent,

Katherine Halsted spent Tuesday
night with Ruth Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Symonds and
family left Saturday for Clam Falls,
where they have rented place for
the coming year.
Grover Davis was a caller at the
w. C. Chapman home Sunday.
Miss Bertha Lewis spent Wednes-
day and Thursday nights at the F. A.
Smell home
Enoch johnson returned from Elk
River last week.
Quite number of the ladies gath
cred at the Community house last
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Chas. Slice
being the guest of honor.
Martin Andersen unloaded tractor
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Lewis called on
Mr. and Mrs. F. A Smell last Tues
day.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-14

Kent packed them into the little car
and started back toward town at
break-neck speed
"How bad off Is he?" asked Amos.
"Can't live" answered Kent. THAT
id sister of Charlie Jackson and old
Susie both took shot at him, just as
the last carload was finished. The
police and the militia got 'em right
off. Shot 'em all to pieces"
"Where is John?' asked Amos.
''In Doc Fulton's Office. They can't
move him.
No one spoke again. Kent brought
the automobile up with bang before
the doctors house and Lydia, fol-
lowed closely by the two men, ran up
to the door, through the outer Office
to the inner, where a nurse and Doc
Fulton stood beside cot.
Levine lay with his face turned
toward the door. When he saw Lydia
he smiled family. She was quite
calm, except for her trembling. She
walked quickly to his side and took
his hand.
Looks like / was going to start
travelling alone, young Lydia" he said
feebly. 81 just wanted to tell you
that Great Search-is ending all right
don't worry"
81 won't" said Lydia.
'only hate to go alone-my moth
er-gimme something, doc"
The doctor held a glass to his lips.
After a moment, Levine said again,
my mother used to hold me-" his
voice trailed of and Lydia said sud-
denly:
"You mean you want me to COM
fort you like I used to comfort little
PatienceY'
"Yesl YesI whispered Levine.
.It's going to sleep alone L Moth
er
Lydia knelt and sliding her arm
under Levine's neck, she pulled his
head over gently to rest on her shout
der. Then she began with infinite
softness the little song she had not
uttered for so many years.
rye reached the land OF corn and wine
And all its riches surely mine.
I've reached that heavenly. shining
shore
Ny heaven. my home, for evermors.
Suddenly the nurse shifted Johns
head and Doc Fulton lifted Lydia to
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-14
NO FUNDS

Little Billy Kent likes ice cream
cones just as much as anyone and
during the summer heat was asking
his mother for nickels frequently.
Finally she began to refuse him, say
ing he'd had enough.
Billy, you must think your moth
er's a bank" remarked a caller.
Well, if she is" Billy retorted,
she's usually closed up"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-14

several piano selections. The Re
bekahs wish to thank all those who
assisted in any way and especially
Mr.. Hack for his services as auction
eer.
Mrs. Vaughn and Taylor called on
Mrs. w. c Sherman Sunday afternoon.
c. o. Ables is considering spending
the summer at Sturgeon Lake. black
smithing.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-14

and feet. And now 'by His Stripes
we are healed
Festival services will be held on
Easter Sunday at $3.50 in the morn
ing. Jesus lives! Come and rejoice
with us and join in the songs of
praise and thanksgiving to the Crea-
tor for Christ's triumph over death.
We invite you to attend both servi-
ces.
e Il GlahR Pastor
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-04-14
st. Pau's English Lutheran Church

"The Lutheran Church-The Bible
Church." Divine worship will be held
on Good Friday at s O'Clock in the
evening. Christ was crucified for
YOU. 1t was your sins that drove
the rugged nails through his hands
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9To ;Re HoITBep%IaDr n HeEoTopHe
Tooth. MopaH He ~npHaHaeT ce6a BIZ
H0BHHM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
ONMOqHOC

Ito IaHHBIM HapEoM8nHa, COCO
uIeHHBlN Ha 3ace1aHHH 6D4SeTHoa
ceEIHH BcecoD3Horo cea1a coBeToB,
He5oHMOqHOcTB ga HCRaDqeHHeM ce
.IbcEo : xo3aacTBeHHoro HaAoTa Ha
aHpeIa c. T. IocTHrAa 80 MHIIHo
HOB py6IeH. IIo HpoMHcIoBoMy Il
|HoIoxoIHoMy o6Io&eHHD HeIOHMoq
IHOcTb cOcTaBIaer II MHaIHOHoB, TIC
aRIHsy II MHlIHoHoB II no ocTalh
HHM BHIaN O6IO%eHna 3 MHEIHOHa
|py6Heh.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
noHU3NIN uEHy

CTaH1ap4 0TI 10. aaaBIaeT, TITO
HaqHHaa c 10 MAJ DeHa IA "a
ao.HHH oyer HoHHSeHa. 10 cHx mop
ra3olHH npoIaBaIca no Is cen. ga
raHIoH. TeHepb oyer npo9aBaTbca
10 16 CELL. HOHH&eHa TaESe IeHa
Ha HepocHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
HAAOrN nPEWgE BCET0

1lO pacHopaIeHHD c%oBHapRoMa
PC9CP, DO BECK TopOIax C 2 MAJ
1oH&HH 6BTB npoBeIeHH IByxHeIe
.abHHRH ITO B3HcRaHHp HeIoHMoH.
Liza 9Toii Ie.IH 4oA&HH 6BTb op
T~aHH3oBaHH eneGHalbHHe RoMHTe-
rBl c yqacTHeM HaaoroBoH HHcHeR-
nHH, paiicoBeToB D 6oHbmHx ropQ-
TAX II TopcoBerOB B MaIBx.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
ZAP uIR0lE

qHKarcEHii 0HHaHTpoH Po3eH-
BaIb5 noReprBoBa.I 10000 9o.I. IA
HocTpoHEy mEOIB 4Ha HeTpoB. HlRo
ia Ha 9TH geHBrH oyer nocTpoeHa
B lit. I1op4gHa. CTaIo TaEge Ha
BecTHo, qTo POEReIIep no%eprBo-
Ban 100000 goI. ia nocTpoHEy ne
pEBeH IHa HeTpOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11

A. AHIepcaHO, EpacHIBIlHR 10
yMBIIIIeHHo 6pOcHIca
HoI TpaMBaf, meImHit no PO6H YIN
ne. BaroHOBoEaTHH ycnea ocTaHo-
BHTb TpaMBaH, Ho Ha AHIepcaHo
HacRoqH!I cIe4oBaB1IHii ga TpaMBa-
en- Tpy3OBHH II pa8IaBHI ero.
npHqHHa caMoy6HiicTBa hep
BLOC paccTpOiicTBO.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
10000 qEl0BER B RHH0-
9NHbME

M0CHBA. TIO c%OO6meHHD peRHc
cepa 9H3eHmTeiiHa, B OUTLINE "0R
ra6pb" oyer 3aHaTO 40 10000 qe
IoBeK. 1HHbMa sra T0T0BHTca Il ne
caTHIeTHD 0OIbmeBHIEofi peBoID-
HIN. TylaBHHe c'eMrH 6yIyT npoHa
BoIHTBca B I~IeTp0TpaIe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
PAccTPEAbI

Ito HOcTaHoBIeHHD 3aRaBKa3c-
Eoa EoA1erHH THY s aHpela pac-
eTpeIaHH EaE HeHcnpaBHNHe opra
HHaaTopH n0BcTaHqecTBa B Tpy8HH
6HBmHi cTyIeHr AzMe1eHH, pa6o-
uni qyM6ypH13e II mOcceHHHF re
xHHE IIyIyEHIae, HeIaBHO 3aIepEa
HHBe 6AH3 BaEypHaHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
lot paccHeIOBaHHa II %HaRaaaHHa THO
peMHoH aIMHHHcTpaIHH.
HA RO%MnPOHATAH4y

HcHoIKOMoM ROMHHTepHa, nc
npeIcTaBIeHHD ByxapHHa, oTHynIe-
Ho ma reKyHIHa roI 100000 py0-
.1eii Ha uoIIep%Ey sarpaHHqHBx op
%raHH8aHua RpacHHx 9poHToBHEoB
B TepMaHHH, IIoTbIIe, 3paHHHH,
Bo1rapHH H B HpH6aITHicRHx rocy
IapcTBax.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11

H3 MocEBH coo6maDT, ITO IA
MocRoBcEoM a9po1poMe HpHcTynle
Ho Il HOcTpOHEe TH~raHTcEoro 4HpH-
&a6Ia, BosIyxOHaMemeHHeM B 1865.
600 Ey6. NJ. HocTpOfRa n%pOHaBo4HT
ca HOI Ha6IpIeHHeM 4-pa HaHce-
Ha Il oHHTHHX HHSeHepoB,
4HpHEa0Hb HpeIHa3HaqeH liza
HoBoH HoIapHoH 9RcHeIaHHH. Ha
lleTpOTpa8a OH IoISeH oyer BIZ
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
ClyqAn C PEBEHROM

II MecaqHaa 4eBoqEa TeleH Ry
oar yHaIa B BeIpo C ropaqeii DO
IoIo. BoIa 6BIIa HpHroToBAeHa 1na
MbTTba Ho.Ia Ha RyXHe. Pe6eHoE OF
uoayqeHHHX oIoroB yMep.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
3ABACTOBRA

1000 pa6ouHx MILL BopEc lie
BumIH Ha %aa6acTOBRy. 3a6acTOBRa
BH3BaHa EeIaHHeM HOMHaHHH ype-
3aTb SaAoBaHbe pa6oqHM. Roma
HHa 3aaB.IaeT, qTO oHa he B cocT0a
HHH H.IaTHTb l i. 20 C. B qac Il
HaMepeHa BBecTH cHcTeMy "oTEpH-
TOH MacTepcEOH."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
40 AHEH, KOT0PbIE n0TPaC-
NV BECb Mp.

"BeaHEnM" ORra6pbcEHM co6BTH
i'm 6O,IbmeBHRH nocBaTHIH cHe1Ha
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caTB gHef, RoTopHe HoTpacIH Becb
NIP" 9HIbM %o6oiiIeTca, no c4o-
BAN "Kp. TaseTH'', B 100000 p.
CHauaIa 6yIyT "EpyTHrb"
|cyI oyer HoToM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
CTOHRHOBEHNE C n0KAP.
HON

BHcTpO MqaBmHhca aB%ToMo6HIb
HO&apH0i R0MaHIH cTolRHyIca c
IpyrHM aBToMo6HaeM. IL qe.IOBeR
H3 EoTopBx 10 HO%apHBx, uoIyqH
III cepbe3HBe HopaHeHHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
HOBAa CToANuA ABcTPA-

RAHBEPPA. TIpHHT HopEcEHH
oTRpBI Bqepa b 9TOM ropo4e BpeMe
HHoe 3GaHHe napIaMeHTa. B HoBoH
aBcTpaaHHcKoii cTo1HIe HacqHTBIBa-
eTca so THcaq Hace1eHHa. 3IaHHe
napaaMeHra nocTpoeHo no nIaHy
quRarcEoro apxHTeETopa TpH44H-
ma. 9TOr ropoI HaxoIHTca B 200.
,MHIax OF CHgHea II B 500 MHIax
OF MeIb6ypHa.,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
PACKONKN ObBAHNDWErO CH IONA

YHKAT0. 0EoIo 400 qe,IOBeE ga
HHTM pacRoHHaMH 06BaIHBmerOca
IONA Ha qHHaTo abe B HpOmIbIi 10
%HeIeIBHHR. Pa6OTM HpOI0TEaDTca
6ecHpepBIBHo IHeM II HoTb0. 10
cHX mop Hs o6IoMROB yIaIOcB H3B-
.AeqB O1Hy IeHIIHHy, Mefi IHHHc,
EOTopaa HeMe1IeHHo ae 0HIa OF
HpaBIeHa B TOcuHTa1b, ~ nee oRa9a
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Dep N cH.IbHo H0paHeHM IpyTHe va
cTH TeIa. HaIeRIH Ia ee BBIsIopO
B.HeHHe cOBceM c.Ia6He. THHHc ne
pen 00BaIoM IONA HaXOIHIacb Ha
BepXHeM 9TaEe II He M0TIa ycIBr-
HATH EpHEoB 0 cHaceHHH. ,IyMaDT,
ITO OHa = eIHHcTBeHHaa HepTBa
cTpamHOH HaTacTpO0H.
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BmeT0ca IONA, 3aaBIaeT, ITO Or,
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HaTaCTp06y, yemen O6eEaTb bee
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
PA3HbIE HOBOCTN
nOCTAHOBKA gPEBHNX TPA
TENN

A1HHbI. B 1eIb4ax BoccTaHoB-
,TaeTca gpeBHe : T%peqecEHi TeaTp,
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rpare1HH Co8ORIa, 9cxHIa H 9B-
pHHHIa, RaE Ohm HcHoIHaHHcb TAM
6oIbIue 2 TBcaq Ier HasaI. TeaTp
6y1er BoccTaHOB.IeH no HHHHHaTH-
BE rpeqecEOrO Ho9Ta CHReaHaHo-
ca. IIocTpoiiRa TeaTpa o0oHAacb
B $4,000 gOI.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
CNNbHbIN yPATAH

MHOrOleTHHX II HpeHEHX IepeBbeB.
DO MHoTHx JONAH 6bLlH Bm6HTH OF
Ha. BHlH O6opBaHH raRA;e 9!IeRr
pHqecEHe 1p0B0Ia II HaceHeHHp
HpHmIocb npoBecTb BcD HoTb 6es
0cBeHIeHHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11
XEHLuMHA OTPABNAkCb

IIOTepaB BcaRyD HaIe&Iy Ha H3
aeTeHHe OF 6oIe3HH, Nina KoIIBeI
HpHHaIa al. 0Ha yMepIa 10 IocTa
BIeHHH B T0CHHTaIb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-11

BapaMH, HecMOTpa Ia HoHH1FeHIIe
HeH IA "nOcIeIHHe, BM3BIBaIOmHe co
EpauIeHHe x1e6o3aTOToB0E n cBTpba,
a ,TaE%e Ha 3HaqHTeIbHHff pOcT 6e3
pa00THIIH D cTpaHe.