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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-30
DRIVE IN
SAFETY
ON THE 4th.

ON THE 4th.
Drive a Mechanically OK. Used
Car. It's wise to choose a car here
from our large selection of OK.
Used Cars.
1923 PONTIAC COUPE.
Best of condition and looks Al. All new.
first-erade tires; ideal car for professional Gfsi
or business man. Nov reduced to
for quick sale.
ca 1929 CHEVROLET IMPERIAL.
SEDANS.
dS Sh fsa 20 PIN sSe s s.; ;s:
Duco; tires excellent. A car that Is modern
tomorrow as well as today.
REDUCED TO $475 EACH.
1928 CHEVROLET COACH
Four brand-new tires. Inside and outside
this car WIN bear the strictest inspection.
Vs. we vii t gladly demonstrate See this car
NOW $500
1929 CHEVROLET s TOURING
5esntiiul green Duco equal to new. Ideal
best values on todays srEet fuyn saS n sne
PRICED LOW AT 1865.
1929 FORD MODEL A TUDOR
Ozark Blue.
dr hsS 5se pee driven very little By careful
car OK Has full equipment. '''''
$500.
COME TO UsED-cAR DEPT.
R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
1901 18th.
Open EVENINGS and Sundays TIN 10 PM.
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kitchenette; niceIy f IN n aNlS:
$3.50 WEEK-LARGE, AIRY Z Ell, TTJT5-
pniisshed housekeeping rooms; sAs Included.
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70l ard ST. NW.-N1CELY FURNISHED
from IS to $40 per week a.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
BABY CHICKS AND DUCRLTNGs-
Pure-bred Reds, Rocks and Leehorns.

CSICKs-taehorns, loo; Hollywood Ieghorns,
syN2=3s4Rd, lac (last hatch; Rocks, 12c;
Reds, 1st. Bsss stock; perfect chicks. j. 3.
Henry, phone Falls Church 34s 2"
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ANTIQUES diamonds; pawn ticketS cashsd
livingston & Co. 1919 st. NV. Room 304.
BEST CASH PRICES given for desirable
furniture and other goods. Be sure TO phone
District sll2 before selling. d. Notes. osS
NV
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CADILLAC 4-DooR SEDAN. 5-PAss.,. 1927;
Second series sob; in the best OF condition;
khe nnish, upholstery and top are pertecti
brand-new tires; motor AL. Don't fail 70
ZEE this real buy Your car in trade. Easy
terms. Emerson & orne, 18th ana NJ SITS
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1929 Chevrolet Sport Coupe .$4S5 90
1929 Ford, Model "A" Sedan. ASSOC
1929 Chevrolet Sedan ....... $4,000
1929 Chevrolet Coach ........ 439.50
1929 Chevrolet Coupe. ..... 1850
1922 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery. 429.50
1923 Chevrolet Coach. ........ 28o. so
1923 Chevrolet Coach. .. 10000
1913 Chevrolet Sedan. ...... 34o.50
1873 Chevrolet Coupe .... 32o.50
1877 Chevrolet Coach. ........ 1880
1877 Chevrolet Cabriolet.. 249. so
l92z Chevrolet Cabriolet. 500. 1880
l9I5 Chevrolet Coach ....... 5000
1872 Ford Coupe. 4lo.50
1925 Willys-knight Touring 164.50
1924 J ewett Coach. ........ 5000
1924 Overland Sedan. ........ 1900
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EAsANT PLACE no STAY.

1855 llth ST. NV room. list floor, semi
sIantse path; good cooking facilities, gas,
eiectrlclty, telephone, silver, dishes, utensils
Also, young man will share large, cool room
WITH another for SO per week &c
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ANTIQUES, old gold. silver. diamonds. Jew
elry bought and sold. Tenders Pawn
brokers Sales Co, els D st. NV. Fl: 1888
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ENTIRE FLOOR, DETACHED HOME: s r.,
Seorss 17ss s4s c sslTafti y, Prilgats sSs
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CHEVROLET COUPE, Ig2S-z OF these nne
Ears TO select from. Good paint and tires
Trade Hill & Tihbitts, used-car department,
trd Noor AMI 18th
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i7S2 10Th ST. NW.-TWo ROOMS, KfTCH
en-, bath; newly decorated; privat,
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COACH, 1s30-Fully eduippedi
low mileage; perfect conditions new-car war
Farty; no trades; s57ss liberal terms are
kanEeo. See Mr.. Graves, owens Motor Co..
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Phone N9tiopaIl I 5sI g N AZ S5sS'
SALF-AUTOAfOBTLES.

WFSCHLER'S, go PA AVE, NV
Household effects, merchandise, stoGiks
automobiles, etc, Thirty-nine years serFlni
the washington public.
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TTTFTTRN c0UPE. 1871 six-cylinderi for
SS5s. two brand-new tires. in A-No. con-
dition. Can be seen Sunday and Monsoosay'
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The Westminster, 1907 nth 81. NV
Lovely rooms, newly decorated, each with
pain or running water; elevator services
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WANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.
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Essex COACHES, 1929. 1928 These Q fine
litfie coaches are in excellent shape me-
chanically and IN appearances good tires;
excellent paint; S2s5 and $500; terms and
trade Neumeyer Motor Co, Marmon. Dis
trfbutors 202i 18th st. North 40l0.
La gaceta., 1930-01-24

de Tampa y ciudades vecinas
en- ligas de placer. Ortega prac-
tic6 va con ell Tampa en- otros
amos y recordamos cuando, no
hace mucho, Sc lie dej6 fuera pa
ra dar entrada a una tercera ba
Sc a quien Sc pretendia, cuando
menos, sacarle de su salario los
gastos de transportation a Tam
pa que haoia tenido ell club, del
que era p~ropietario en- aquella
OCCASION ell DR.. Opree.
Las condolences en- que Sc en-.
|contrara Ordalio al presente, CO.
mo jugador de pelota, 10 ignora-
mos. Hace tempo que no 10 We
mos jugar; pero en- la epoca a
que nos contraemos, hara tres
reunia condolences para fl
Igurar, sin hacer NAL papel, en-
'cualquiera novena de la catego-
ria del Tampa.
Postergado aquella vez quiza
no Sc presente a la llamada de
Kitchens, coniderando que para
lcorrer detras de la bola y servir
Ide auxiliar de practicas a los
Ique va estan escogidos, no vale
La gaceta., 1930-01-24

Yo me queo con los otros cuatro
mi del Pila y la corrfa de MANA
ma pa er viaje Y los gastos.
Ella lie interrumpi6 secamen-
tie:
-Guarde uste su dinero.
Acababa de sufrir ell dolor,
tanto mas cruel cuanto menos
esperado, de I'm desencanto. La
sensibilidad de Rocio, tan sobre
excitada, sufri6 al recibir la a.
de una nueva ofensa.
Este tambien! iDinero a ella .
iQue doloroso desengano! To-
dos unos miserables que Sc
Green con derecho a insultar con
su dinero a las mujerey. lei
hombre bueno Y noble! iQue
hip6crita! Sinti6 como un de-
rrunbamiento de su alma Y a.
La gaceta., 1930-01-24

uste dispense, pero ust6 debe sa
jbe quien soy yo. Ust6 me pu6
desl que no me quiere base este
taVo, es un pone, y que no quie-
re NADIA de mi dinero, Y 70 no
tengo de base mas que sentirlo
y conformarme. Pero uste, SEMI
"a Rosio, tiene una hija, que 81
no esta como yo, ipobresita
sslmla.' es porque la tiene a ust6;
pero 81 er dia de manana lie far
Ia uste, es IN pone, mo 10 quiea
DOS, nj 10 permita la Virgen!,
no qulero 70 que Dolorsita. la
MIA de Ia senita Rosio, que fue
tan ouena pa mi cuando 70 era
IN cunero muerto de hambre.
que ma resao por mi luego V
On ma dao la via cuando me iba
a MORT Sc yea como 70 me he
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Ia pena vestirse ei traje de Pc

Ia pena vestirse ei traje de Pc
Otro de los que ira a practi-
car con 81 Tampa sera ell jover
infielder, Guerra, que jugo y
bate6 muy bien con Ell team de
la Legion Americana que ina
nincheaba" Allen y que tan bue
nos juegos dio ell aho pasado.
Del j6ven Guerra, a quien vi
mos juga: en- los terrenos dc
Plant a fines de temporada, pc.
demos decir por anticipate que
encontrara dificultades para en-
trar en- Ell Tampa, debido a su
falta de experienced. Reune con-
diciones; perc lie falta season
ing.
Ell pitcher Drew, uno de los
buenos productos locales reune
tambien condolences y bien po-
dfa darsele un "tryout" con ell
team; pero seguramente 10 pom
dram a pitchear de practica pa
ra que los regulares hagan ejer-
cicio de vista y, despues.... has
ia ell ano que viene.
No todos los jugadores en-
tran en- ell base ball organizado
por la puerta grande como lie a
contecio al catcher Alfonso L6-
PEE quien, por una rebeldfa de
Alberto Fedrero, mejor recep-
tor que el en- aquello OCCASION.
fue utilizado por nosotros con-
ira la novena de Washington, re
velandose de tai manera habil,
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mo tie conosco".
Err evangelio. Sabe uste
mas que er ito csc que disc Co
pjta que Saba tanto.
Luego sac6 Currito de un boil
sillo un sobre grande, extrajo
de ell unos papeles y, con SEM
.blante risueno, hizo ademan de
entregarselos.
iona uste. He venio pa
darselo a uste.
-6Que es este?
Mi dinero. Too 10 que yo he
podio conomisa este ano desde
que la encontre a uste y me di6
|uste la buena. Antes no tenia
'yo mas que er aire. Y cast nj
ESQ. POGO es, Isabe uste? Vinti-
dos mi duros de mis- ahorros y
dies mi der antisipo de Meiico.
La gaceta., 1930-01-24

quiero, que como uste Sc 10 pia,
Ella viene conmigo en- err barco,
Ella me trae ".
Iba a gastar muy poquito di-
nero en- MEXICO, "Gsabe usfe?"
10 precisito NADIA mas, para
traerse TODD ell que pudiera. Y
81 lie criticaban por chivato
que lie criticasen. A su lado Sc
habfa conclude ell "mangar'
Que trabajasen todos como el
Itrabajaba. lie habia lido nadie
,buscando cuando no tenia un
real y pasaba las negras?
Rocfo lie ola complacida Y lie
aplaudi6.
-Hase uste bien, Currito.
Mientras themes, los amigos a
montones; cuando Sc ACADIA, too
les Carnaya: mo te conosco",
La gaceta., 1930-01-24

part6 con ademan altivo la ma
no de Currito ofreciendole aque
Hos papeles, cue lie pareci6 tan
repulsiva como la del otro brin-
dandole sus billetes para deci-
dirla a seguirle otra vez.
-Guarde uste su dinero.
Sin complA der del TODD, Gu
rrito tuvo una vaga adivinaci6n
de cuanto Ell la mente de Roclo
batallaba y, puesto en- pie, hu
milde y digno, la dijo conmovi
do, pero con firmeza:
-Senita Rosio... Dejame us
.te que ahora la yame ash, por-
que asi tie que ser pa que nos en-
.tendamos mejor. Yo no quiero
haserle a uste ninguna ofensa
con este. Yo es que lie pido er
fav6 de que me guarde este di-
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nero. Yo no tengo a nadie en- er
mundo, y 81 manana me susede
argo, es un pone, que no 10 quia
Dios, Sc 10 yeva too er demonio.
y 20 no quiero que ESQ pase. 81
no me ocurre ma yo vendre a pc
dirselo a uste, Y 81, 10 que no
.quiea Dios, me pasa, uste base
de csc dinero 10 que quiera, in
tene que da cuenta a nadie...
Cast desarmada y arrepenti-
da de su movimiento anterior,
lie ataj6:
-Yo lie agradesco a ust6 Ia
'.confianza que base en- mi; pero
,yo no no puedo admitir csc di.
nero...
Ell no la dej6 seguir.
NO me olga ust6 ma, senita
Rosio. 70 Sc QUEEN es uste... v
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BASE BALL

Pr6xima va la temporada de
PRACTICES. ell manager del club
Tampa, Kitchens, Sc propone
dar oportunidad a los que Sc
consideren con esta nina sufi-
ciente para figurar en- SUI club,
para que practiquen en- las po-
siciones que mas les agraden,
facilitandoles contracts que fir
maran los aspirantes, aunque
sin significar cantidad alguna
hasta tanto no sean aceptados.
Entire los amateurs que sabe-
mos Sc quiere que practiquen
con el Tampa Sc encuentra Or
dalio Ortega, shortstop amateur
que figure en- diferentes clubs
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Iaue cuando la temporada de .tarnafo de sus pies, 81 apetito,

IHUC IQdItIO Ia NAAPO&4AA ~
practicas del Tampa no tuvimos
Inconvenience en- recomendaflo
al manager Allen, quien, a fines
de temporada y obligade a re-
ducir su nlmere de j~agadore5
de clase, 10 puso a catchear con
ell resultado que todos conoce-
mos, Del Tampa pas6 al Jack
; sonville, desrues al Macon, al
Atlanta y ahora al Brooklyn,
donde probablemente Sc queda-
ra este ano aunque no 10 utili-
cen como regular.
Otros jugadores j6venes te-
nemos en- Tampa que podfan
practicar con ell manager Kit,
chens de quien sabemos tiene
ell encargo de seleccionar los que
considere mejores para una no.
: vena local de amateurs con la
que existc ell prop6sito de jugar
independientemente en- TODD ell
estado durante la temporada
pr6xima; pero dudamos que Sc
presenter No son todos los que
estan dispuestos a perder su tra
bajo por NADIA.
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BOXEO
PRIMO N PELEA-
. RIA ESTA NOCHE CON BIG
BOY PETERSON

New York, Enero 24.-Un
humane monumento de Italia,
elegantemente erecto en- un par
de g6ndolas venecianas, sera
desvelado esta noche, para en-
tretenimiento de los fieles en- ell
Madison Square Garden. Ell
hombre montana, Primo Carne
ra, debera batirse a diez rounds
con otra s6lida masa de peso
complete, Big Boy Peterson, de
minneapolis.
Ell acontecimiento que ha pre-
Icipitado una complete venta dc
las localidades, marca la prime
ia p1blica apariencia, en- postu-
ra combatiente, del gigantic de
6 pies 812 pulgadas de estaturl
" con un peso, NAL calculado, de-
270 libras. Sobre la habilidad
pugilistica de Camera, POGO Sc
sabe.. Sus principles batallas
fueron sostenidas en- Europa
hace unos pocos meses contra
Young Striblin, de Macon, Ga.
Ey ambas terminaron en- foul
Ell es ell favorito para disponer
de Peterson con b~astante rapi.
DEE.
Camera era va famoso por e.
La gaceta., 1930-01-24
MAX SCHMELING PELEA-
RIA CON Ell VENCEDOR
DEL MATCH SHARKEY-
SCOTT

Miami, Enero 24.-Johnny
Buckley, manager de Jack Shar
key, anunci6 aquf en- la noche de
layer que ell vencdor del match
entire su patrocinado y ell ingl6s
Scott, Sc batira con ell aleman
! Max Schmeling, ell dfa 26 de
JUNO, en- ell Estadio de los Yam
KEGS.
"Se ha llegado a u nentendi-
miento con Joe Jacobs, mana
Iger del acknowledgement Buck
ley por este fue que Sc de-
La gaceta., 1930-01-24

81 habilidad para bsifar en-
clubs nocturnos y 81 algeria.
Por causa de estas atraccio-
mes, nadie parece haberse moles
tado mucho acerca de SD desire
"a combativa.
La parte sensational del pro-
grama sera tomada por Larry
Johnson, el esbelto negro de
Chicago que hace pocas sema-
mas "acostara", en- un round, a
Joe Sekyra, en- union de Fred
Lemhart, de Spokane, que ven
ciera a Phil Marcurio en- su pri
lmera presentation aquf.
Add Warren, peso complete
de Chapel Hill, North Carolina,
Y Buck Weaver, de Medicine
Lodge, Kansas, tambien pelea-
ran a diez asaltos.
La gaceta., 1930-01-24

Todos estos hogares Sc yea
den exclusivamente por Hen
erson-Warren-Simms, y pue-
den ser adquiridos v~entaJosa
,mente con solo $3.50 al contado
Y $25 al mes. Las propiedades
,estan limpias y paga la contri-
.buci6n de 1929. Nos acabamos
de hacer cargo de estas casas
}por la cantidad que debian en-
,hipotecas y queremos librar a
nuestros clientes de esas deu-
'das.
Henderson Warren-Simms,
Brokerage Department
ZIG First Nat. Bank Building
TeIefono 1858
La gaceta., 1930-01-24
CURRITO
DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
pOE
AlejGndro Perez LUgfn.

Since meses, contando er
wiaje. Muy largos Sc me van a
parese lejos de aqui; pero con-
tando pa AGA puen parese mas
cortos. La cosa esta en- no echa
cuenta con los dias que tartan,
sino con los que van pasando.
"Ya quea uno menos, va vaa
quinse, va va un mes..., va, ma
Iana." iJuy, manana Rosio!...
Resale uste a la Virgen de la Es
peranza pa que me traiga con
bien y me sarga too 10 que 20
La gaceta., 1930-01-24

PERDIDA.-El dfa 9 de Enc
|ro, un perro bulldog, con una
manchita negra en- una oreja.
A la persona que 10 devuelva a
la casa IA Ave. 1920 Sc lie gra-
tificara.
La gaceta., 1930-01-24
CLASIFICADOS

SIETE GAN
GAS.-Eu Ia Ave. 81 Louise St.
Pueden verse en- la lista que pu-
blicamos +, continuation
La gaceta., 1930-01-24
BUENA INVERSION.-Si

BUENA INVERSION.-Si
usetd paga mas de $40 de alqui-
Ter al mes, lame al telefono
M 64-352, y la ensenare un bun
.galow de 9 posesiones y Sleep
ing porch en- una Gale Tranquil
la, a una cuadra de Michigan.
C~ualquier cantidad en- manc
cue pueda dar, sera aceptada.
La gaceta., 1930-01-24
HIPOTECAS

Tengo dinero para prestar en-
,uenas Primeras Hipotecas. Lila
ne al telefono M 52172, des-
,ues de las 5 p. m, o veanme
n Ia Gale 9 No. 2918.
P. v. Lopez.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-04-03
GRONINGEN
(TOO Late for Last Week.

Community club Friday, April 4th.
Everybody welcome. Come and have
a good time.
Helen Pitts returned to her home,
after spending some time visiting rel
atives at Wegdahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oslund spent Wednes-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Nelson.
Mrs Ben Nelson left for Duluth
Friday, to take care of Mrs. A. c.
Haglin, who is confined to her bed.
Roy Risen of Duluth, is here visit
ing his father.
Jewel Nelson was in Duluth. look
ing for work last week.
Mildred Swanson is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. A. w. Haglin
A number of friends surprised Mrs.
Ed Schwartz Saturday evening, Sun
day being her birthday.
Leonard Nelson spent Sunday with
his father, Chas. Nelson.
A number Of the church people mo-
tored to Hinckley Sunday evening,
to attend the Ladies' Mission society
at the Lutheran church, which was
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh and family OF
Brook Park. visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Rypkema.
Again the bachelors met at Matt
Geisen's, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bloom and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Nelson and son, spent
Sunday visiting at Ben Erickson's.
Mrs. Anna Nelson visited Mrs. j
A. Bloom Friday.
Harrison Chesbrough was in town
Monday afternoon.
Clarence Swanson of Bass Lake
went to st. Paul Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soderstrom entertained
a number of friends Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Nelson visited at
j. A. Blooms Monday evening.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-04-03
PINE COUNTY REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS
Prepared by P. l. Hamlin,
Register of Deeds.

w. De. T. Hogan and wife to
Jessie E. Bonner. Cons. $1.00. An
und u int. in Lots 2 to II inc. in
Block a, Belden
w. De. t. Hogan and wife to
Jessie E. Bonner. Cons. $1.00. An
und. y int. in S15 of NWA and NJ
of SWA of Sec. 1-44-16, less parts.
Belden.
S. w. D.-State Bank of Willow
River to Edward N. Miller and wife.
Cons. $1.OO. SEA of NEA or Lot 1
of Sec. 11-44-2O. Kettle River.
w. D.-Thomas Mach and wife to
Frank Drimel and wife, Cons. $3.50.
Lot 9 and S1a of Lot 10, Block "a,
Pine City.
w. D.-JOhn Chalupnik and wife to
Emma Pulkrabek. Cons. 81 90. Lots
II and IA, Block Is, Midway, Beroun
MINI.
w. D.-Joseph w. Prokosch and
wife to Grace Olean. Cons. $4,000
VIZ of NEA of Sec. 32-44-21. Bre-
men.
w. D.-ViOka May and others 10
John Weber. Cons. $4,000. NJ of
NE14 of Sec. 11-43-21. Pine Lake.
w. d.. A. Temmey to Annie
Temmey. Cons. $1.00. M of SWA
of Sec. 2S-45-1S. Kerrick.
w. Oscar Wicklund and wife to
G. H. Heuer. Cons. S1.00. Lots 9
and 10 in Block 90, Hinckley.
@. D-Caroline Mae Alander and
husband to Joseph c. Smith. Cons.
S1.OO Lot 10 Of Auditors Subdiv. OF
Sec. 39-21. Pine City.
w. D.-Nels Holmberg and wife to
Fred Vacinek. Cons. 100000. NWA
of SW4 of Sec. $3.50. Pine City
W. DR.. B. Johnson and wife to
William Knapp and wife. Cons. S1.OO
SEA of Sec. 3O-42-1S. Danforth.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-04-03
CHAPTER TX

A great peace, a sort of subdued
grandeur, descended upon the tur-
bulent spirit of Ginger Ella. for she
had schooled herself to accept life as
1t is, and mold 1t to her own pattern
as opportunity came. That the op-
portunity would never come now, as
concerned Marjory, she was well
aware, but without resentment. After
all, perhaps one had no right to at
tempt to mold human lives. free souls,
like herself. As for Miriam and the
grocery clerk, she yet had HOP es
Alexander Murdoch was leaving on
this very day. and Ginger did not for
a moment believe that the sensible
twin was so deeply interested as TO
disqualify her for interest In more
intriguing figures-granted the ap-
pearance OF such figures.
Get her away-that was the best
method. Ginger was adjusting her.
self TO a new impression of the sensi-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-04-03
FINLAYSON CORNER
SCHOOL NOTES
Dist. No. 20 B.
INEZ GORING, Teacher.

The following names appear on our
honor roll for March: Christian
Schmidt, Edward Anderson. Martha
and Axel Larsen. George Jensen,
Theodore. Allen, and Vivian Luoma,
Ruth and Elmer Paulson.
Those who have perfect spelling
marks are: Christian Schmidt, Martha
and Hartvig Larsen, and Phyllis Ran
ia.
The lower grades have completed
Dutch booklets. These booklets con-
tain stories and drawings of the Dutch
people and Holland.
Last week we received samples of
Cream of Wheat from the Cream of
Wheat company in Minneapolis. AS
a result we are playing breakfast
dren eat a hot cereal for breakfast
at least three mornings week for
four weeks, the Cream of Wheat COM
pany will send us a beautiful picture
for our school.
March was a record-breaking at
tendance month. Edward Anderson,
Irene and George Jensen, Axel, Mar
tina, Hartvig, Sigrid, and Harriet Lar
sen, Theodore, Allen, and Vivian Luo-
ma; Phyllis Ranta, Ruth and Elmer
Paulson, Caroline and Lorraine Mel
son, Christian and James Schmidt
attended every day. Leroy Mel
son missed one-half day and Elvina
Nelson missed one day.
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least some of the money might be
obtained through public subscrip-
on.-Organizations among Norwe-
gians in the United States are pre-
pairing to collect money for various
groups in Norway enabling them to be
strongly represented at the regular
Olympic Games in Los Angeles. 1888.
Fiftieth Anniversary.
The Swedish Lutheran Emmanuel
congregation at Portland, Oregon, last
week celebrated it's fiftieth anniver-
sary At the time of founding TIE
congregation there were but % men,
bers. There are now several hun
dred. The congregation built its first
edifice in 1888 but that proved too
small many years ago and a larger
and much more impressive building
which is still in use-was erected.
To Help Unemployed.
A Danish organization has been
formed in Winnipeg for the purpose
of financially helping Danish immi-
grants who are unemployed or other
wise in distress. 1t is said that there
are many hundred to be found in Win
nepeg and throughout Manitoba. Sim
liar Swedish and Norwegian Organiza-
lions also are active, and plans are
ON foot for a consolidation of all
three groups so as to insure more ef-
fective joint action.