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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-12-11
CLOVER TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. George Blower and
family of Hinckley, were dinner
guests at the Frauh Irons home Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson
called at the Fred Brown home Friday
evening.
Mrs. Fred Golf and daughter, Syl-
via, Mrs. Sacre and Mrs. Victor John
son entertained at the johnson home
to a bunco party Saturday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Swanson spent the
weekend at her home near Danforth.
Several from this community at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Swan at
Ogema, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. B. Irons and daughter,
Frances, and Miss Alyce Sanburg and
Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. York and son,
George, all spent Sunday afternoon
visiting with Mrs. John Stewart.
c.. Brown is now visiting at the
Ramsden home.
Laurence and Ted Irons and the
Misses Vera, Grace and Emily Irons
visited at the Charles Mutt home Sat-
urday evening.
A. B. Irons and son, Raymond, took
a truck load of trees to Winona
Thursday. From Winona they plan
to go to Nehoosa, Wis.
| Mrs. Arvid Lundquist is just re-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-12-11
CLOVERDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schwitter and
Mrs. Olaf Pearson and children were
guests at A. Campbell's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wolter left Dec.
2 for various places in Wisconsin.
They plan to visit Mrs. VOTERS fofks'
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dodge.
o. Hemming and children and Miss
Elvera Lundberg visited at Lester Dali
zell's Monday evening.
The Luther League and SUNDAY
school will have their Christmas pro-
gram Jointly on Dec. 81. The choir
began practising Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid realized over $50 on
their sale Friday night. They THANK
those who participated.
Miss Elvera Lundberg, our teacher
at Fairview, spent the weekend in
Duluth with her sister.
Mrs. Olaf Pearson and family and
Frank Westman spent Monday evening
at Edw. Rodeen's.
A group of young people from here
attended a dancing and bunco party
at the V. Johnson home in Glover
Saturday evening.
Miss Susan Kelroy visited at the
Fairview school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Carlson and Sol
of Danforth, visited at Ed Rodeen''
Sunday evening.
Miss Hilda Steen spent Monday ant
Tuesday at the home of Oscar Steen
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covering from a paralytic stroke. Her
many fiends wish her a speedy recov-
cry.
Mrs. Daley and children visited at
the Charles Robertson home Sunday
evening.
You are cordially invited to attend
the Christmas program to be held
at the "B" school Wednesday. Dec. IL,
beginning at 1870 o'clock.-Elizabeth
Swanson, teacher.
The Christmas program Of the "A"
school will be held Thursday evening,
Dec. Is, commencing at 8:15 p. m.
Everybody welcome.-Alice A. San
burg, teacher.
John Wiser was a dinner guest at
the home of c.. j. Robertson recently.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-12-11
KERRICK DEPARTMENT

night had to be postponed on account
of the Duluth people who wished to
attend. 1t will be held some time
this coming week.
Never was a finer time to clear land
than right now and many are doing
it.
Messrs Lund and Fox are at work
with a crew between Nickerson and
Harris. They will work only small
crew for a time and perhaps through
the winter, depending on conditions.
The Community calendars are
ready for distribution. They can be
had at the Hogan Mercantile store.
Ask for yours when you come in.
AL Smith, our janitor, is back on
the Job after few weeks off. while
getting patched up. He says he is
a better man than ever and that's
pretty good.
The Wahlquist family have moved
TO the building near the Caldwell
home. where they will reside in the
future.
The buildings on the old Henry
Dean place were recently sold to
Barney Gotchoski, who will tear them
down and use the material in barn
which he is to build.
Talk about California, but spend
your winters in Minnesota. Have you
ever enjoyed nicer weather for this
season of the year anywhere.
Mrs. N. H. Nelson, who has been g
sufferer from rheumatism for the
ipast two weeks is, we are pleased tt
report, somewhat improved at thi:
writing.
A large number of Christmas tree!
are going to the cities from here, mos
of them being trucked. This make
distribution easier in the cities a.
very few dealers are buying carload
this season.
i. Larry McGrath of Yukon Dawson
who has been spending the past sew
eral weeks with his brother, Matt
left on the Sth for eastern Canad
where he will visit Joe and other rel
atives for the winter. He expects t.
return to Alaska about June of mex
year, and hopes to pay us a shor
visit before doing so. All the oil
timers who knew him were glad t
see Larry.
Aaron Magnuson, who has been hav
ing considerable trouble with
swelling in his right foot, is reporte
not much improved. 1t seems abou
impossible to reduce the swelling.
Miss Phyllis Hogan is substitutin
for Miss Wahlquist at Duquette thi
week, the latter being ill.
Just how the U. S. A. can hope t
+ spend millions for deep waterway:
millions for surplus wheat, million
for buildings and numerous othe
, things and do it without asking tn
people to pay, is what a number {
r people are now wondering.
Mrs. John Selinski is teaching tn
o school in Section 20 for a few week
y in the absence of the regular teache
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-12-11
PARK TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sway and fam
lily and N. H. Nelson and Harold OF
Kerrick, helped Mrs. Andrew john
son of Duquette celebrate her birth
day on Saturday. An enjoyable time
was had by all present after which
delicious lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Clewitt visited
at the o. T. Rudd home Sunday after
noon and evening.
Miss Marjorie Golden was supper
guest Sunday at the T. B. Thomson
home.
Nels Berg and Frank were Sunday
callers at the Louis Schrader home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Thomson and
Vera, called at the Ted Rudd home
Sunday evening.
Charley Porkorney and N. H. Nell
son, Harold and Ruth, were callers at
the N. G. Nelson home Sunday.
Felix Kvasnicka and John Sway
both took truck load of stock to
South st. Paul Tuesday.
A number of friends surprised
Grandma Mach on her birthday last
Thursday evening. An enjoyable time
was had by those present after which
lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mr.. Severen Johnson and
Raymond of Oak Lake, Mrs. John
Johnson of Kerrick, and Ruth and
Walter Berg were Sunday dinner
| rroefe Of Tho Tphp Cuau homo
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Thomson anc
Mr. and Mrs. e. v. Matson and daugh
tiers of Duquette, visited at the j. P
Clickner home in Windemere Monday
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-12-11
OPINION

We believe the present time is one
when all should sit tight. Hold all
the good cattle you can and wait for
better market conditions. This is a
good country. 1t has never gone down
and stayed down. 1t will not do so
this time either. Have faith in your
country. Spend all the money you
can afford to for improvements but
spend none you can not afford. Things
will turn and the wise man is the fell
low who will be ready when they do.
The Wahlquist family spent Sunday
in Duluth and Superior. Miss Levina
Thompson of Duquette, accompanied
them and stayed at her home in Du-
luth over the weekend.
Church Notes-Sunday school at
1870 d. m. and services following.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend.
c. E. meets in Bruno every Sunday
evening hereafter until further notice
The meetings in Kerrick have been
postponed for some time.
Oh, boy! won't you be glad you are
living in Kerrick when you see the
fine community calendars that are pu
out by business houses of our town
You will be able to get along withou
your private secretary" the coming
year, as this calendar will assist vol
in being your own secretary and book
keeper.
Should be time for skating. VIII.
not do a bit of this sport.
The Kerrick State Bank is sporting
a new storm front. Rider Edison di'
the work. It's nifty" and SHOULD
be good help for the winter.
The Christmas program is beini
pushed We expect to have a mic
program and an extra large gathering
The town board met Saturday TO
the last meeting of the year. Tn
town business has been well manage
and the town is in about the sam
condition as last year.
Remember the Farm Bureau meet
ing Friday night. There will be tn
usual program, lunch, etc. Thes
Farm Bureau meetings have bee
popular and have continued longe
than usually and are fine for the com
munity. Outside people are invite
to attend.
A man recently left Chicago a
night with ticket for Los Angeles. H
awoke in the morning in Mime
apolis and got off. The weather wa
so nice he was convinced the trai
had made especially fast time. Mil
nesota could not be so nice in De
cember. Swallow that one and see
it chokes you.
Leroy Ostlund is staying at tn
McGraths and going to school; tn
high school students from around d.
quette meet the bus at the Stride
corner.
/. The good roads meeting that was
have been held at Holyoke Saturda
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whether they are going to eat" that
is of primary concern to them.
unemployment and the distress in
agriculture are not to be covered up
he said. 1.-THE voters everywhere are
looking for an answer to the question
of how they can make themselves and
their families secure in a means OF
livelihood"
Senator Wheeler is unquestionably
right in his diagnosis of the situation.
Whether anything of a practical ma
ture will be undertaken by congress
at the present session is doubtful.
True, President Hoover has asked for
$15O,O00000 from congress to be used
in providing work for the unemployed.
But that in itself will not solve the
problem. 1t is a certainty that I'M
employment will continue to be a
pressing problem for all governments
throughout the civilized world until
such time as the people themselves
alter the fundamental structure of the
state. That is to say, unemployment
will not cease to exist until the prin-
cipal means of production and distri-
button have been taken out of the
hands of private interests and placed
into the hands of the people, there
to be used for service and not for
private profit.
Schall i'm Trouble Again.
1t is becoming apparent that the
recent campaign of Tom Schall for
reelection to the U. S. senate was
financed in much the same way as
that of six years ago. Then the boot
leggers were shaken down by the
Schall campaign management on the
promise that their cases would be
side-tracked through the influence oil
Mr.. Schall. Thousands of dollars
were raised in that way.
Just before the election this veal
the Schall Golfers seemed to be empty
and new funds were needed. U. S
District Attorney L. l. Drill got busy
arresting bootleggers in the st. ClOuC
country and a day or two later Nose
Winthrop, one of Schalrs lieutenants
arrived on the scene to call on the
bootleggers to offer his and the sen
ator's aid, provided the leggers yielded
enough of filthy lucre" to justify thu
undertaking. This fact was made
known at the governors inquiry int
the charges against County Attorne.
Burns at Foley, last week.
If Hoidale carries his contest t
the United States senate he is goin.
to make matters tough for Schall il
the writer's opinion, as that angus
body will begin to wonder what man
ner of man Schall is, who experience
so much trouble in every politica
campaign that he carries on an
home city, which knows him best
repudiated him by vote of to
for the candidate Of the Democrat
party.
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Approximately 20 million letters go
to the dead letter office annually be-
cause they are not supplied with a re-
turn address. And about one-half
million parcels go the same way, and
are finally sold at public auction with
the revenue going to the government.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-12-11

Parcel post packages MUST have a
return address in the upper left hand
corner. And all letters ought to have
return address to insure their re-
turn to the sender if delivery can not
be made.
La gaceta., 1930-03-03

nino de un punetazo, la habia
emprendido con el a puntapies.
Al yer este, algunas mujeres in
dignadas lie habian administra-
do una soberbia correction. 81
dos obreros no acuden en- su
auxilio, segdn parece, las mu-
lie arrancan los ojos Y has
ia ell ultimo pelo de la cabeza.
Cher6n lego en- ell momento en-
que acababa la batalla.
"Es una mala madre; es una
malvada; quiere matar a su hi
jo-gritaban todos.
No es hiio MIC; este nino
no es mio-contesto la mujer.
En- csc caso-anadi6 una
de las mujeres que Sc habian in
dignado con raz6n,-lo ha roba-
do, y ahora que no sabe que ha-
La gaceta., 1930-03-03

Ger de 6l 10 quiere asesinar, pa
ra desembarazarse
Hay que llevarla a la conf
saria-dijH otra.
IS, si-grit6 la multitud,
"a la comisaria.
La mujer, que estaba va tenn
biando, 10 hizo entonces con mas
fuerza. Trat6 de escapar; pero
dos robustos mozos Sc apodera-
ron de ella y Sc la llevaron a
pesar de sus gritos Y de su resis
teneia. Nadie pensaba en- la pc.
brecita criatura que continuaba
llorando. Cher6n, compadecido,
10 cogi6 en- brazos Y sigui6 a Ia
genie. Llegaron a la comisaria.
.Cpando Ell comisarin estuvo en-
terado de 10 ocurrido Sc volvio
hacia la muier y con severidad
La gaceta., 1930-03-03
TRTBUNA LIBRE
RUMOR ALARMANTE

Hasta nosotros ha llegado un
rumor de tai naturaIeza que
nos impele a publican este pc
queno trabajo hoy, debido al
POGO espacio de que dispone-
mos; pero prometemos que lie
hemos de prestar la atenci6n
que por su importancia requie-
re, en- su oportunidad.
Sc dice de fuente autoriza-
da, que, a espaldas de los ia
baqueros, Sc trata, haciendoles
tragar una dorado pildora, de
rebajarles los jornales, para
cuyo efecto va Sc estan hacien-
do todos los preparativos para
hacer Greer a los obreros de las
tabaquerias que aceptando la
Concession de los manufactu-
reros, la rebaja del 1919 en- los
jornales no significara NADIA ;
al contrario, sera beneficiosa.
Hablemos mas claro.
Sc dice que de ciertQ Cuerpo
representative de los tabaque-
ros, en- ell que tambien estan
representados los fabricantes,
ha salido la ''insinuaci6n' de
que 81 los manufacturers con-
ceden ell que los tabaqueros
sean provistos de un Garnet que
acredite que han aprendido ell
oficio legalmente, Sc les puede
La gaceta., 1930-03-03

rido Sc habfa lido a dar un paseo
por la parte de La Villette, en-
una calle VIC reunido un hume
roso grupo. Curioso, como la ma
yoria de los que ALI Sc encontra.
ban, Cher6n quiso saber 10 que
pasaba, Sc aproXimo al grupo,
compuesto Ell su mayor parte
de mujeres que chillaban. En-
medic del circulo tornado por
In muchedumbre, VIC a una mu-
jer, j6ven t0davia, que Sc agita-
Ia como una furia. con los bra
EOS al aire. A un lado, llorando
Y gimiendo de un modo desga-
rrador habia una criaturita que
apenas empezaba a andar. Oyen
do 10 que por ALI Sc decia, Che
ron Sc enter6 de que la muiet,
despues de haber derribado al
La gaceta., 1930-03-03

Otro de los peligros graves pa
ra los obreros de la industrial
es Ell de las "incubadoras" de
appendices.
ST las "incubadoras" siguen
arrojando Foperarios" en- la
forma que 10 vienen hacienda,
dentro de an par de amos los Fl
bricantes dispondran de A a 5
mil obreros mas para escoger
Y hacer 10 que les convenga.
Antes de pasar a dar cuen-
ia de las Visitas hechas hoy por
ell Comite, yamos a reiterar
nuestra opinion de que los dos
problemas mas importantes de
la industrial, por Ell presente,
son los cherutos, las vitolas de
picadura, Y ell aprendizaje
clandestino.
En- su vista al chinchal de P.
Luis, hecha hoy, ell comite DIES
cubri6 q. ensena de noche a "a
appendices, muchachas, y otros
tantos por Ell dia.
Cuando la revision en- Octu-
bre, P. Luis, tenia AZ aprendi-
ces Y en- la vista del comite los
declare tabaqueros.
Casellas, en- octubre, tenia
80 appendices. Al presente es-
ia cerrado.
Frank NappoIi, chinchal de
la calle de Main, tenia hoy por
la manana nueve appendices y
ning1n tabaquero.
Howard $500, varios apren-
dices y ningdn tabaquero.
Salvador Ciccarello, Hines
La gaceta., 1930-03-03
DE
%ENFERMEDADES VENEREAS

labios no salia una palabra
mas alta que la otra; al contra
rio, 70 era la que lie renia, po-
brecito. En- esa 6poca viviamos
en- la Gale Sedaine. Yo era por-
terra. Ibamos viviendo con cier-
to desahogo y aun haciamos
aigunas economics. 81 con sus
remiendos Y yo con la porteria
y hacienda las faenas de casa
a algunos vecinos. No habia-
mos tenido hijos, Y ESQ nos con-
t%rariaba, pues por pobre que
Sc sea ell coraz6n es siempre
igual, Y hay en- 6l amor para
los pequenos, De ahi que haya-
mos querido tanto a Pedro que
no era NADIA nuestro. Ahora We
ra listed como Sc convirti6 en-
nuestro hijo. Tn dia que mi ma
La gaceta., 1930-03-03
conceder la rebaia del 1O% de

conceder la rebaja del 1919 de
los jornales de los tabaqueros.
Esto no 10 creemos, porque
no hay concession alguna que
amerite una rebaja de precios;
pero es 10 cierto que manana
martes Sc reunen los manufac-
turer0s para tratar este parti-
cular.
Hemos dicho anteriormente
que no creemos ell rumor; pero
tenemos que confesar que tie
ne todos los visos de verdade-
70.
GPodra hablar Ell Comite Nj
velador y decir 81 sabe alge de
csto?
Los tabaqueros, que son los
que tienen que resolver este a
sunto, es SECURE que rechaza-
ran la citada proposition pues
por muy linda y dorado que Sc
presente la pildora es dificil
que Sc la traguen, debido a que
con los precios eStablecidos no
es possible ganar para cubrir
todos los gastos.
Hemos dicho, y es bueno que
insistamos sobre ell particular,
que los fabricantes estan eta
dos para tratar este asunto o
sea la rebaja del 1919 de los
lornales y que por 10 tanto ma
da de extrano tendra que Sc
intente poner al voto de refe-
rendum la citada rebaja de jor-
males, contra la que votaran to-
dos los trabajadores conscien-
ties.
Puede que este sea una ten
tativa; pero que de ESQ Sc ira
Ia es SECURE.
= Lo r%epetimos: iPuede hablar
e. Comite Nivelador?
Un Comite de Vigilancia.
La gaceta., 1930-03-03
3412, Z appendices Y ningdn

3412, 7 appendices Y ningdn
tabaquero.
Sullivan Cigar Co, varios a.
prendices "ilegales."
"Big Four" siete appendices
J ningdn tabaqaero.
Octava 1903, fuera de orden.
S. D. Weber, siete aprendi-
ces y ningdn tabaquero.
Broadway Cigar Co., once
appendices.
Ell "susto' 10 pas6 el comite
en- Highland 1408. donde las
"aprendizas,' I'm ejerc:to, Sc
do a la carrera cuando lego ell
comite.
Huyendo fueron contadas
NADIA menos que Is.
Million Cigar Co., Doce ave-
nida 1915, cinco appendices.
Octava y Gale 16, fuera de
orden.
Septima 2402, Del Rio, Is a.
prendices.
Otras muchas "escuelas de
miseria' para ell pueblo aun no
han sido visitadas por ell conf
te.
Algunas de las "academias'
dan classes nocturnas y en- elias
"estudian' hijos e hijas de ia
baQueros que dicen amar y res
petar la Nivelacion.
La gaceta., 1930-03-03
NO ES CIERTO QUE LOS FA-
HAYAN PRE-
SENTADO UNA REBAJA
DE PRECIOS AL COMITE
NIVELADOR
Gran nnmero de 'Incubadoras'
fueron visitadas hoy por ell
Comite

En- la tarde de hoy recibimos
la vista de los obreros Evelio
Seriel, Jose Espolita y Pedro
Leone, del Comite Nivelador,
rama del molde, que venian de
hacer un recorrido por los chin
chales.
Luego de informarnos de sus
actividades, en- beneficio de los
obreros de la industrial, lie pre-
guntamos 81 era cierto, seg1n
Sc dice en- una carta que en- otro
lugar p%ublicamos, que los ia
bricantes habian hecho una pro
p0sici6n al Comite en- ell senti-
do Gle rebajar un 1919 en- ell pre-
clio de las vitolas a cambio de
un Garnet de reconocimiento pa
IA cada obrero sujeto a la Nj
velaci0n.
Los tres rotundamente nos
manifestation que ell Comite no
habia recibido tai proposition
de parte de los fabricantes.
Ell Comite Nivelador atiende
5odo 10 relacionado con los ira
bajos que Sc lie han confiado;
pero MEGA que tai oferta Sc lie
haya hecho
Queda pues desmentido el ru-
NOR, recogid0 por "Un Comite
de Vigilancia', de que los fabri-
cantes hayan propuesto una re-
baja de precios.
La Gaceta, por su parte, en-
tiende que Ell Comite Nivelador
esta en- ell deber de estudiar e,
pf06iema dc los cherutos, dad0
que las "cheruterias" siguen
merchandise de Tampa y una
nueva prueba la dara La Corr
ma dentro de dos semanas, de-
en- Ia Gale de 60 a 100 O.
breros.
La gaceta., 1930-03-03
Li~nRRO (
EJOR u e. IODO

lie pregunt6 su nombre. He OIL
vidado ell nombre que do; pero
ell comisario de policfa 10 como
cia bien.
"-iAh!-dijo frunciendo ell
he dido hablar de US
ted muchas wees; es listed una
mujer de maia vida Y va ha es-
tado sentada en- ell banco de la
policia correctional. Este nino
es de listed?
No, senior.
- Como, no siendo suyo, So
permite maltratarlo como 10 ha-
ce?.., Realmente, los padres de
esa pobre criatura son cast tan
culpables como listed. E. prince
deber de una madre es saber 4
quien confia su hijo. iC6mo Sc
llama la madre del nino?
La gaceta., 1930-03-03

determinados sfmbolos con tin.
Ia y papel, es ser id6latra, a.
barcando TODD con ell poder de
un solo talisman supersticioso.
Fig1rese cuantos podrian
leer un peri6dico de entire la
Plebe Romano cuando a la fuer
Ia obtenfan los derechos que
los Patricios les negaban) o
cuantos subordinados de Bru-
to sabian leer Y escribir GUAM
do sc rebelaron del mando de
IN poder eXtrano y formaron
una naci6n medieval. Tam
bien me parece ell mas curioso
nal entendimiento de la reac-
ci0n moderna hacia los dicta-
dores, sean justos 0 no, ell SUI
poner que la genie no los sos
tenga cuando estan cansados
de la polftica. La gran mayo
ria los sostiene precisamente
porque la polftica los ha col
mado de fastidio; otros porque
estan agobiados por los pollti-
cos y csc es ell 1nico canine
para hacerlos desaparecer CO.
La gaceta., 1930-03-03
LA GACETA

mo 81 la terra Sc los hubiera
tragado.
En- ell curse de unos cuantos
minutes y de parrafo en- para
70 he venido a caer en- cuatro
fundamentals Y est1pidas OBJ
servaciones acerca de Espana,
Al mismo tempo motto que esta
naci6n cubre los encabezados
de los diarios y Sc ha hecho ell
t6pico de actualidad; pero Sc
nos dice TODD menos la verdad
elemental. va sabemos ell nom
bre del nuevo Dictator junto
con detalIada chismografia re-
ferente a Ell. Sin duda que los
periodicos ilustrados reprodu-
ciran fotografias de su perro
faldero o vistas del escenario
que vista en- compania de su
encantadora hija. Pero no sc
nos dice 10 que Ell representa- ;
los Journalists han olvidado
de que cualquier persona per-
sigue siempre un fin. Dicen un
POGO acerca de 10 superficial de
Espana a un p1blico que no CO.
noce nj su base nj SUI interior.
FL punto final de este incierto
metodo fue alcanZado cuando
los Journalists academies gra
vemente congratularon a los
nuevos lectores en- SUI posibili-
dad de sostener una actitud
mas CONSTITUTIONAL" "Consti-
tucional," una linda palabra
para aquella genie; nadie hace
por definirla y obviamente es
relativa. Nadie pregunta 81 Sc
refiere a la Constitution de
Lacedaemon 0 de Laputa. Ma
die pregunta que pasa cuando
Sc inutiliza una vieja c~onstitu-
ci6n y sc establece una revolu.
cionaria. TODD clio es, como es.
te journalismo palabrero en- s
mismo, una simple palabra pa.
ra que nosotros los ingleses nos
sintamos confortables; para ST
gerir que nuestr0 reciente com
promise es todavfa 10 norma
para todas las naciones; que IL
Reina Victoria esta viva v co
leando y adn la muerte de Il
Reina Ana esta muy exagera
da. rs alg0 como un buen abri
go en- invierno, y de la mejol
calidad.
Londres, Feb. de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by PaIla.
Features Syndicate.
La gaceta., 1930-03-03
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS'
Por
Henry German

los peores, pues va no hay ma
die que qniera If descal2o. Mi
marido era zapatero de viejo,
remend6n, y nunca lie faltaba
trabajo, por 10 que sus tres
frances diarios los tenia segu-
ros. Era ell pobre 10 que Sc lla-
ma I'm buen hombre y aunque
alguna vez visitaba a nuestro
vecino ell tabernero, que es de-
fecto que tienen cast todos los
obreros, cuando Sc daba el ca
so de que. hubiese bebido algo
mas de 10 que resistfa, de sus