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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
A NILES, OF REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kohl: Csepke Istvan, ref. lelk6sz
Templom w. Second St.-en.
Par6chia a templommal szemben.

Kereszteles.-A multi vasarnapi is
tentisztelet alkalmaval keresztelte meg
a lelkesz Safran Ferenc es neje, Szab6
Ilona els0sziil0tt fiat Ferenc -Istvan me-
vekrc. A keresztsziiloi tisztseget Sza-
b6 B. JOSEF es 'neje, Rosenbrauer Sor-
ban Ilona toltottek be. A keresztelesi
szertartas utan ebedre gyiiltek 0ssze
az or0mszilok hazanal csalad legszii
kebb rokonai es baratai a lelkesz csa-
laddal egyiltt j6 hangulatban koltot-
TEX ell nagyszerii es izletes ebedet
Legyen ugy az ujsziil6tt kisdeden, mint
sziil6kon az listen b6seges aldasa!
Kozgyiilesiinket a j0v6 vasarnapi is
tcntisztclet alkalmaval fogjuk megtar-
tani, hogy a lefolyt felev eredmenye-
r6l az egesz gyiilekezet tudomast sze-
reZhessen.
Arvak latogatasa-A jov5 vasarnap
delutan 4 6rakor Mt. Kalassay Sander
arvaatya latogatasra jon egyhazunk-
ba. Egy csoport arva gyermeket is hoz
magavaI akikkel egy kis el6adast fog
tartani te1mplomunkban. Az el6adas We.
geztevel pedig gyujtest fog rendezni az
arvahaz javara- Amennyiben egyhazunk
tagjai az ut6bbi 6vekben egya1talaban
mem vettek reszt az arvak felsegelye-
zesebcn, remeljiik, hogy nemcsak egy.
hazunk tagjai lesznck jcIn az el6ada
son, hanem magukkal9 hozzak mindazo.
kat masfelekezcti ismer6seiket is
Xix ilyen cioadast szivesen megn6znek
6s ilyen eelra k6szseggel adakoznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
1927. JULIUS Z.
dozasaval foglalkozik es minden

dozasaval foglalkozik es 1ninden,
ami a famunkahoz es erdei move
nyekhez szervesen, vagy k0zvetve
tartozik. A ia, j6l tudjuk, az or
szag egyik legfontosabb termeke,
ami nelkul az ipar (leghatalma
sabb oszlopa) megcsonkulna.
Ami magat az erdeszetet illeti,
maga kormany legerosebb nun
kaado es elhelyezo, de sokat al
kalmaznak az egyes allamok, va
rosok, fatelepek, famegmunkalo
ipari vallalatok, es masokat tudo-
lilanyos jellegii laboratoriumok-
ban foglalkoztatnak. Van az or
szagban vagy husz erdeszeti fois-
kola es igen sok egyetemnek van
erdeszeti fakultasa. Az erdesze-
ket nagyon jol fizetik. Az alfalfa
nos evi 3-tol Z ezer dollarig ter
jed. Aki reszletesebb informaciot
ohajt, irjon Forest Service-nek
Westinghouse, D.. G. (Flis)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
Isrnerik egymast.

Az egyik klubban, ahol ma
meg - Xxi tudhatja, nit hoz a hol-
nap? = vigan folyik lbakk, meg
a ehemin, egy alkalmi latogato
megkerdezi ismerosetol, a klub-
tagt6l:
= Mondja csak, XII az ket So
tet ajax, akiknek folyton egyma-
son van a szemiik valahanyszor
talalkozik egymassal a tekinte-
tiik, gyanakv6an es gyiilolettel
merik yegig egymast?
- 0, = nevetett klubtag =,
ezeknek van okuk vigyazni "egy-
masra. Az egyik pinka-berl6, a
mask a krupie. A pinka-berlo
azert figyeli allandoan krupiet,
hogy mem vag-e zsebre nehany
pengot a pinkapenzb6l, a krupie
meg azert tartja szemmel, a mast
kat, hogy egy 0vatlan pillanatban
mem l6g-e meg a kauciojaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07

newton-fallsi magyarsag osszeis-
merkedjek a warreniekkel. Amint
ertesiilunk, az emlitett helyekrol
egesz autokaravanok kelnek ultra,
hogy reszesei lehessenek ennek a
pompas pikniknek.
A rendezoseg, mely a pil1nik
elokeszitesevel mar hetek 0ta ell
van foglalva, mindenre kiterjed0
figyelemmel ARA t0rekszik, hogy
"a k0zonseg teljes mertekben meg
legyen elegedve. Muzsikalni Zsi-
ga Janos, k0zkedvelt zenekara
fog, szinte szakadatlanul, delutan
t6l ejfelig.
Aki pompasan akar mulatni,
szorakozni magyar tarsasagban
kivanja elt0lteni delutanjat es
estjet, az feltetlenil legyen oft
ezen "a pikniken.
Aki barmilyen ok miatt elma-
rad = az or0kke sajnalni fogja.
Eel tehat! Minden magyar, le-
gyen az kicsi vagy Macy, Greg
vagy fatal - szombaton legyen
Oft azon a tersegen, mely a Main
st. es Fourth Ave. sarkan van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az 1-so oldalrol)

kus, akar reformatus, bizony csak
szanand6, szerencsetlen arva...
A Magyar Arvahaz latogat6ba
erkezo arvai, amig k0ztiink lesz-
mex, had feledjek Ell, hogy arvak !!
Fogadjuk 0ket szeretettel, josag-
gal 5 aldozatkeszsaggel. Els ada
kozzunk a nemes celra, hogy az Ar
vahaz fennallasat biztositsuk!
A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg alap-
szabalya eletrevalo m6dositaso-
kon esett keresztiil. Januar else
jewel lepnek eletbe eek az vi ren
delkezesek, melyeket a tagsag
megszaNazott.
Az ujitasok k0z0tt leglenyege
sebb az, hogy Szovetseg behozta
a hu2 evig fizetend6 k0tvenye-
ket, valamint az 500, 1900 es 1000
dollarQs halaleseti segelyt.
A gyermekosztaly 25 cent havi-
dij ellen6ben, 200 dollar biztosi-
tast fizet.
Az ujitasok minden tekintet-
ben d tagsag javat szolgaljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
WARREN, OHIO
A Sz0MBATI PIKNIKRE
KESzttL "A MAGYARsAG.
Nagyszabasu esemenynek igerke.
zik az "Elso Magyar nyari
n1ulatsaga.

J
A Warreni Elso Magyar Ferfi
es Noi Betegsegelyz6 Egylet -
amint AIT mar hiriil adtuk - ju-
Illus 9.-en, tehat het szombatja-
max delutanjan, 2 oral kezdettel,
sajat penztara jayara nagyszaba-
su nyari mulatsagot rendez Ma
in Sts 6s Fourth Ave. alatt ley5
tersegen.
A szombati piknik, mely min
den tekintetben kitiin6 sikeriinek
igerkezik, jo alkalom ARA, hogy
q youngstown, nilesi, girardi 6s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07

nos neje, sziil. Gergely Katalin share
nj lakosok fla, aki ket hosszu esztendei
sulyos szenvedes utan jobbletre szen-
derilt es ezaltal mely gyaszba borit-
van nemcsak a szeret6 sziil0ket es fla.
tai testverkejet, hanem Macy kiter-
jedesu rokonsagot is, ugy lit, mint
videken. A temetesi szertartas delutan
orakor vette kezdetet az udvaron, mi
utan egyhazunk temploma meg mindig
epites alatt all, amely temetesen vallas-
kul0nbseg nelkul vett reszt nemcsak
helybeli magyarsag, hanem videki test
vereink is. Maid az impozans gyasz
aktus utan hat fatal leanyz6 es hat fla
tai flu allott a kopors6 melle, mint ha-
lottviv6 felvettek a kopors6t, ami
don megindult a gyaszmenet az fjusa-
gi K0r eneklese utan, mindenki megih-
letodessel kiserte ki koran elhunyt it,
ju testverunket az 0r0k nyugalom ha-
zajaba, az Oakwood-i gy0ny0ri sep
temet6be, ahol mar mem fai semmi.
Ezen koran eBhunyt fatal testveriink
kopors6jara k0vetkez6 rokonok es
j6baratok helyeztek egy-egy elovirag-
b6l kesziilt koszorut: Dezsi Janos, Mi
tyo Gy0rgy, Kiss Imre, Szakacs Gyorgy
Gall Gergely, idb. Dezsi Janos, Pal
Sander, Pal Istvan, Bandy .Janos MAS.
silon, o., Fabian Daniel (Massilon
o., Gergely Sander, Szant6 Janos, Fa
bian Mariska, Bir6 Mariska, Fabian
Rebeka, Fabian Janos, Kiss Katalin
Kiss Julianna, Fabian Arpad es Beres
Imre. Most pedig, ri kesergo szGlSk
nyugodjatok meg es mondjatok: "Ne
ma csend s beke lengjen hantjain..
Pihenjen edesen sirja almain!'
Ifjusag konvenci6 utan.-Az elmult
szonabaton treggel erkezett vissza ha
rom napi tavollet utan az cgyhaz lei
kesze Clevelandb6l, ahol az Ifjusag
K6r kikild0ttjeivel kapcsolatosan reszt
vett a "T1rekv6 Tfjak Tarsasaganak
konvenci6jan, meg pedig Kiss Ju
4 Hanna, Antal Margit Is Kinda Anna
ifjusagi tagokkal, amely cleveland tan
t6zkodas ideje alatt tarsasag teljes
egeszeben, idb. Boldizsar Ferenc es csa
ladjanak volt szivesen latott vend&ge
A konyenci6n sok sz6pet hallottunk 6s
nagyon sokat lattunk, de azert maga
teljes egesz6ben, 1n6gsew osztjuk vele
menyiinket az oft elhangzottakkal ds
annak tudataban, hogy az id5 maid an
max adtAn niindeneket 1negfog hozni
- de csakis ugy, ha tiirelmesek leszinA
/ dolgaink kiviteNben. A gyiilesen nycrt
ltapasztalataikr6l kikiild0tteink, Kis,
Julianna es Antal Margit, csut6r6k6r
este tartand6 ifjusagi gyilesen fogjal
megtenni jelent6siiket. Most csak MES
annyit, hegy k0sz0njiik cleveland
gydlekezet nSi tagjainak szivelye.
yend6giatast Is ugyszint6n idb. Boldi
zsar Ferenc urnak az irantuhk tanslsi
|tott j6indulatAnak megnyilvanulaslt
1 listen yelhkl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
FARRELL, PA.
FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
Kohl: vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

Istentisztelet.-Egyhazunk kebeleben
reank k0vetkez6 vasarnap, azaz TO
lyo no 1O-en reggel 9-t6l fel 11-ig va
sarnapi iskola leend es utana mind
jart rendes istentisztelet leend tartva
templom alatt lev6 uj teremben. Ezen
istentiszteletre szeretette hivjuk es
variuk hiveket.
Prezsbyteri gyiiles.-Hivatalos tisz
telettel ertesitem az egyhaz el6ljar6sa-
gat afelol, hogy foly6 no Gen, szom-
baton deutan = oral kezdettel leend
megtartva a rendes havi prezsbyteri
gyiiles, meg pedig az uj teremben.
Arvahazi este.-Amint az az elmult
vasarnap hirdetve volt, ligonieri ma.
gyar arvahaz fennhat6saga alatt el6 $
nevelked0 arva gyermekeknek egy BIZ
zonyos resze foly6 no 9-en, szombaton
este u farrelli magyar ref. egyhazat
| fogjak meglatogatni, amely latogatas
ideje alatt este fel oral kezdettel a
|
sos el6adast fognak tartani r0vid listen
tisztelet keretei k0zt, meg pedig az ar
yaatya vdzetese meIlett. Ezen arva
gyermekek altal rendezend6 vallasos
estere minden egyes magyar testveriin
ket, vallaskii.onbseg nelkil, hivunk e.
/ varunk. Jertek magyar testvereim, Sc
| gitsiik 5ket nemes t0rekvesiikben mind
annyian.
Multi vasarnapunk.-Miuta az ell
multi vasarnap az Egyesiilt Allamok
nepe, kivetel nelkil, 'Szabadsag
hare emlekenek ad6zott $ ICY mi is
megemlekeztunk nagy nap esemenyei
r6l egy templomi istentisztelet keretei
k0zt es az egyhaz lelkesze nevczctcs
nap cmlekeb6l kifoly6lag, hazafias prt
dikaci6t tartott. El6adasanak targyat
kepezte a "Vallasossag es hazafisas
vdltsaganak hatalma'' Ezen predika
ci6jaban rea mutatvan ARA, hogy va
lasossag es hazafisag egymashoz var
kapcsolva, vagyis egyik a mask mel
kill mem eletkepes maid hazafiassae
odaadasara, Jezus hazafiassagara e.
vegre praktikus ihazafisagra. A va
sarnapi iskolas n0vendekek serege pc
dig egy gy0ny6rii hozsanna enek szan
NAL emeltek hazafias istentiszteletinl
igazi fenyet. Niutan lelkesznek !
fentnevezett napon videki vendegei i,
voltak, azok is reszt vettek az listen
tiszteleten Is legnagyobb aldozat
keszs6ggel raktak le kegyelet o1ta
rara segit6 adomanyaikat: Mr.. VIM
Mile, Mt. Vernon, o1riOi j6m6du izlet
ember $25 es Mr.. es Mrs. r. B. Bicl
pedig s5-t Maid F6nagy Janos Is csa
ladja fizetett $5 tagsAgi dijat, per
sely pedig $10.42 tett XII. Fogadjak a,
adakozdk ezen nAnnes cselekedetiikert
egyhazunk halas k0sz0netet.
/ Temet6s.--Az elmult szerdan, juniul
29-en tefnette ell az egyllaz lelk6sze !
szdlei-h&zt6l inpozaus keretek IS iga
] ii reszvet mellett, iii Tor0k Janos 81
eyes, CsavSs, KiskiikiIl6m. illet6segi
ifju testv<rinkst, ali " idb. T6rok II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
Az ERDEsZET, MINT FOGLAL-
KOZAS.
Magyar fiatalemberek erdeklode-
set 6hajtjuk felhivni ere az er-
dekes, egeszseges es jovedelmezo
palyara.

Bar az erdeszet, mint foglalko-
zas csak az ut6bbi 30 evben nyert
megfelel0 elismerest es fontossa-
got ebben az orszagban, ma tObb
mint 1900 fiatalember vegez err
deMeti iskolakat. Ma az erdeszet
egy elismert foglalkozas, amely-
mex hivatasa, hogy az orszag egy-
ik legnagyobb gazdasagi profile
majat helyes mederbe yezesse =
masszoval mintegy 470 millio
aker kiterjedesii erdoseg megfe-
lelo hasznalata, es gondozasa.
Maga az Egyesiilt Allamok kor
manya sok ezer erdeszt alhalmaz
es most egy k0nyvet adott XII, a
melynek celia, hogy felvilagositsa
az erdeklod0ket es fiatalsagban
erdekIOdeSt keltSen eZen palya
,irant.
A hivatasos erdesz testileg es
szellemileg eros ember kell, hogy
legyen ts kdsz legyen eletenek j6
reszet a vadonban, az erd6ben
tolteni, amit a fogbalkozas meg
kivan. Az erdoben a legprimiti.
Webb modon elni, mas mint ne
hany hetre kiranduIni a kies va
donlba. Tehat azok fbrduljanak
csak palya fele, akik erre er6t
es kedvet ereznek.
Az erdeszet az erdosegek keze-
lesevel, felhasznaIasaval es gon-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
Egyhazi Hirek

Ifjusagi gytiles.-Jov6 vasarnap este
fel oral kezdettel lesz Keresztyen
lfjak t0rekv6 tarsasaganak az ossze.
j0vetee. Molnar Margitka a Salt Spring
Roadr6l lesz a vezet6 A rendes havi
gyiilest jov6 het>szerdajan fogjuk meg.
tartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-07-07
Vendegloi csendelet.

- Uram, 0nnek remes pincerel
vannak. E
Nagyon orvendek.
- Nit 0rvend ennek?
- Hogy vegre akad egy ven
deg, aki mem az etelekre panasz-
kodik.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05
.NICKERSON


Mr.. Jones of Duluth, was in town
Saturday shipping his household
goods to Duluth.
Church services were held in the
hall Sunday.
Mrs. Duff returned home Monday.
after spending the week here with her
husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Duff attended the
dance in Duquette Saturday night.
Mrs. E. Washburn went to Kerrick
Sunday.
The carpenters are at work re-
modelling the tanks.
Mr.. Carlson plowed Edw. Beaudry's
garden Monday evening.
Mr.. Duff went to Duluth Tuesday
to see dentist
Little Kenneth Elmer is on the sick
list.
Mrs. E. Washburn attended the
dance at Duquette Saturday night
Mrs. ]. C. House of Hinckley, came
Saturday to visit her daughter and
husband.
Oliver Wiggen spent Sunday with
Edw. Beaudry.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05
Fire BaIks Rescue Party

Fairmont, w. Va.-Pushing through
gas-choked and debris-strewn pas
sages, helmeted rescue workers hoped
to learn the fate of n miners entombed
following an explosion in the Evert-
vile mine of the New England Fuel
& Transportation Co. It was believed
by rescue workers only 700 more feet
had to be penetrated before reaching
the area where the men were thought
to have been working at the time of
the blast, in which 16 men are known
to have been killed and seven in
jured. Nine escaped unhurt. Air
. tests indicated fire followed the ex-
plosion, and rescuers were forced to
divide their attention between actual
rescue work and attempts to locate
and choke the blaze.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05

poet who can set to word-music the
wealth Of her merits. He is trans
cendent orator who can compass the
volume of her full eulogy. The great
story of her peril for our being, of her
efforts for our education, of her sacri-
fees for our health and happiness, of
her pangs for our pains, of her agonies
for our aberrant actions, of her rap
lures over our triumphs, just cannot
be composed in human words. Sen
ator Reed of Missouri came as near
to doing it as any could hope, per-
haps, when in great debate he said !:
Mothers love! 1t has produced.
fondled, reared. inspired and glorified
all of the shadowy hosts who have
passed across the bank of time since
man first raised his eyes toward the
heavens. 1t is, say again, the golden
cord that binds the earth to God !"
To that wonderful love, to her who
gave 1t to us, we wear her dedicated
flower and sing to her. whether pres
ent or absent, the supreme pean in our
heart.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05

Mother Influence in
Life of the Redeemer

No incident in connection with the
mighty tragedy of the Cross has any
deeper pathos or finer significance
than the recorded words. 'Now there
stood by the cross Of Jesus His
mother" There can be little doubt
that, deep as was her understanding
of His life and the import of His min
istry, she was incapable Of compre-
bending, to it's full worth. the sig
nificance of the crucifixion. No writ
ten words could indicate the depth Of
her sorrow or the greatness Of her
disappointment. In few of the lives
Of the great and the good does the
mother influence figure so largely as
in the life Of Jesus. One yearns to
know something of those years of OBJ
security lived in Nazareth and Of the
intimacies that existed between moth
er and Son. What record such pages
would make of motherly love and
filial devotion! We do not have to
strain our Imagination to conceive
in what explicit and loving terms
He talked with her concerning the
great issues of His life. Doubtless to
no one did He confide the purpose of
His life's work as to His mother, and
certainly from no one else did He re-
ceive such assurances Of devotion and
encouragement Little wonder is II
that the master painters of the world
have concentrated their genius in pro-
glorious intimacy. Raphael's brush
perhaps above all others has pro,
duced the immortal canvas Of Mother
and Child The whole story of the
Gospel lifts motherhood to higher
levels of distinction than 1t had ever
known before, and Mary. the mother
of Jesus. is the highest approxima-
ton Of our ideals concerning this
most sacred Of all Offices.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05
LAKE ELEVEN

David Felt has purchased new
Chevrolet sedan.
Miss Esther Nelson, who works in
Minneapolis, spent Sunday with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Monnie Peterson drove
to Quamba Sunday, to spend the day
with Mrs. Peterson's folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Erickson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kingsley, spent Tues
day in Mora.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Braun, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Birdsall attended
the funeral of Mrs. Birdsalls grand
mother, Mrs. Letta Muma at Sand
stone. Mrs. Muma passed away at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Dorsey. Out of town people who at
tended the funeral were Mrs. Muma's
laughter, Mrs. Conley of ~Munsing,
Mich; Mrs. Fox of Kerrick; also the
president and vice president of her
lodge at Superior, Wis.
Martin Cook, who resides west of
Lake Eleven, and Miss Grace Alters
of Sandstone, were united in marriage
Thursday, April 2Sth.
John Carlson of ST. Paul, visited
with relatives and friends over the
week end
Mrs. Paul Hayworth became very ill
last week and was rushed to Sand
stone, where she underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis, and is reported
doing nicely.
The Bass Lake ball team has again
been organized, and held practice
game Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Ziegler entertained the
Larkin club, of which she is a mem
Der, Wednesday afternoon of last
week.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05
Soviet Envoy to Peace Farley.

Moscow-Soviet Russia has decided
to send a delegation to Geneva to
attend the League of Nations ecenom
ic conference, it was announced. The
delegation has not been announced
and probably will not be able to reach
Geneva in time for the opening Of the
conference. The decision to join the
economic conference leaves little
doubt but Russia will enter the
leagues disarmament conferences
later.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05

twenty-second of February
and American patriotism
flames and fortifies itself
every Independence day;
but sacred and sweet to the
hearts of all true Amer
leans are the memorials
and ministries Of their
Mothers day-a day no
other nation has unani-
mously ennobled. He must
be an inspired worshiper
who can vOcalize his love
for his mother beyond her
docortS Ho 10 an othoroal
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05
California Valley Warned of Flood

Yuma, Ariz.-The United States
weather bureau announced that Yu.
ma, the Imperial Valley of California,
and Lower California in Mexico, will
face flood conditions within the next
six weeks. The bureau predicted the
flood may exceed the disaster of 1920
when the Colorado river burst through
it's bikes at Volcano Lake, Mexico,
inundating thousands of acres of fer
tile Imperial Valley lands.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05

Rare gems In earth are hidden deep,
And from the forest sod
The faIrest bloom watts its perfume.
An incense up to God.
There Is gem Of greater worth,
A bloom, like to none other,
Twas born in heaven to bless the earth,
This treasure we call "Mother."
Her love alIayed our early fears
Along Iife's troubled way,
Her counsel lasts when she has passed
Beyond terrestrial way.
Then bring her cheer, If she be here,
II gone, there is no other,
One priceless gift God gave to all,
When He gave US mother"
Alice M. Seaman, in Boston Globe.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05
$50 DIE, QUARTER
MILLION HOMELESS
Water Pouring Through Dyna-
mited Levee> mandates Par
ish, Saves New Orleans.

Washington-The National Red
Cross upon recommendation Of
Secretary of Commerce Herbert
Hoover and with approval of its
control organization, asked the ma
ton to raise minimum of $780,
600, 000Nfor Mississippi flood relief.
Chapters throughout the land were
asked to double their present
quotas to meet the urgent needs
Of sufferers in the. flood valley.
This action followed conference
between Secretary Hoover and
President Coolidge. Meantime,
the Red Cross announced it's $5.-
100000 drive had gone over the
top.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05

Memphis - Destruction continued
through the flood swept southland as
the ever rising Mississippi continued
on its pillaging course towards the
sea. At least $50 persons have been
drowned; more than 100000 persons
have been made homeless; more than
100000 acres have been flooded; and
property valued at millions of dollars
has been washed away. ut is the
worst calamity in the history of the
country" Henry M. Baker, Red Cross
relief chairman said. Baker confer
red with Secretary of Commerce Her.
bert Hoover, the presidents represen-
tative in the flood area, and they are
expected to ask that the 100000
flood relief fund being raised be
doubled. Hoover will return to. Wash
ington before announcing whether the
$5,000,000 will be adequate.
More bikes Break.
New terror spread as the turbulent
waters whipped down the ramparts
protecting bottom lands. A dixie gave
way at South Bend, Ark, sending
thousands of persons to places of safe
ty. Many were rescued by the patrol
boats of the Red Cross. Water already
is pouring under the levee near Vicks-
burg, Miss, sending streams over the
low lands. This endangers shipping
into the city-the only means of get
ting food to the $4,000 inhabitants and
the more than 10000 refugees. The
city itself is on high ground and not
endangered. The levee between Nat
chez, Miss, and Old River has been
abandoned as the first crumbling was
noticed. 1t is considered unlikely that
this territory can be saved from de-
struction. A large portion of south
western Arkansas is threatened. 81
towns and five counties are in the di.
rect path of the onrushing waters of
the Arkansas which is at flood tide.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05
Buffalo Elks Bar women.

Buffalo, N. "a printed slip dis
tributed to members of the Buffalo
lodge of Elks in a spirited campaign
read: vote no and help the sisters
do their housework." The lodge vol
ed not to permit women to use its
new clubhouse.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05

New York-Sir Charles Higham's
latest description of President Cool
idge is that he is one Of the so PEG
pie in the world who can say yes or
no without asking advice.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-05-05

When you come to Minneapolis, take
a bus at the Union Depot and ride
to the door of the Lincoln Hotel,
Nicollet Avenue and 9th Street. Fare
ten. cents. Hotel rates are $1.25 to
$500 per day. Special weekly rates.