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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-19
DISTRICT NO. 2 CREAM
MEN LEAD A G. AIN

Art Rentz, field manager for Dis
trict No. 2 Land O'Lakes Creameries
which held it's annual meeting or
November IL at Hinckley, stated that
the district had swung into the lead
again in the workmanship and eff.
ficiency contest and expressed the
hope that it would again win the GOV.
eted Vendome silver trophy. The dis.
trict has won four times in success.
sion, but this year it is being harder
pressed than ever before and lost the
lead for a while.
Herman R. Berg of Rush City, was
reelected director. Other officers
elected were as follows: S. A. Striegl
Pine City, alternate L. o. L. director;
Eric Williams, Milaca, secretary;
Arvid G. Larson, Brunswick, treas
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-19

Last week the Fountain of the Tri-
tons, made by Carl Miles, famous
Swedish sculptor, and presented by a
dozen Swedish-Americans, was dedi-
Gated at the Art Institute, Chicago,
the sculptor being present as a guest
of honor. The group is made up of
four giant bronze figures-hulking,
force and physical perfection in the
world-and is dedicated to the men,
DRY of John Ericsson, the Swedish in
ventor of the Monitor, so effectively
used during the Civil War.
FOlgers Proceeding.
Captain Gerhard Folger9, master of
the viking-ship replica, ROAD AM
undsen," which crossed the Atlantic
and sailed under it's own power" all
the way to Minneapolis, last Saturday
arrived in Brooklyn, N. Y, on the re-
turn voyage to Norway. The vessel
which went through some pretty
severe storms on the Great Lakes,
will now be made ready for the final
trip and will carry a crew consisting
of three men. While in Minneapolis
for several months Captain Folgero
attempted to sell his tiny boat but did
not succeed, so he decided to take it
back.
G. F. Bahnsen Dead.
A few days ago C. F. Bahnsen of
Crookston, Mimi, died at Hillsboro.
N. D.. at lineage of 70. He was born
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-19
INCREASES ARE
MISREPRESENTED
Subjected to Inaccu.
rate Attacks; Early Aid ReSpOn.
sible for Some Increase.
BY HENRY G.. TEIGAN

The much talked of increases in
expenditures of state departments
under the present administration are
not exactly as Republican newspapers
would have them appear.
In a statement to the press a few
days ago, Mrs. Jean W. Witch, bud
get commissioner, shows conclusive
that the responsibility for increased
expenditures does not lie at the door
of the Olson administration While
there is an excess of $9,000,000 in ex-
penditures during the first nine
months of 1881 as compared with 1880,
the bulk of this increase is repre-
scented in state aid that was paid to
school districts at an earlier date in
1881" That is to say $6.25O, 900 of the
100000 went to state aid as a re-
suit of an act of the 1881 legislature.
Then the legislative session itself
accounts for an increase of 100000
and there were increases amounting
to $4,000 in the matter of forestry,
fire prevention and fire fighting dur
ing the year 1881.
Old "Big Three" Budget.
Incidentally too, it does not seem
to have occurred to the Republican
politicians and newspapers that a Re
publican legislature was responsible
for the appropriations and Republi-
can budget commissioner and old Big
Three provided the budget estimates
that the legislature followed in pro-
viding the appropriations.
Mrs. Witch shows that the re-
mainder of the 100000 is largely
accounted for in the increased expen-
ditures in the highway department.
Increased expenditures in the high
way department are responsible for
more than the necessary amount to
make up the balance of the total in
crease" she says.
Comparisons with 1880.
In table prepared by Mrs. Witch
and which was reproduced in some
of the daily papers, it is shown that
increases are comparatively small in
all departments. Moreover, COMPARE
son is made of the first nine months
of 1881 and the same period in 1880.
One of the state departments that
has been advertised as being wasteful
Continued on Page 81
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-19
VETTLING.FREEMAN
NUPTIALS SPOKEN

Miss Myrtle Freeman and Mr.. Eu-
gene Vettling stole a march on their
friends and were quietly married at
the brides home on Sunday afternoon,
Nov. Is. Miss Freeman graduated
from the Hinckley high school last
June. Mr.. Vetting resides on a farm
near Brook Park. Congratulations
and best wishes are extended to the
newlyweds by a large circle of
friends.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-19
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS

Correspondents and others hav-
ing news items for publication in
next weeks issue of the American
will please mail their copy one
train earlier than usual. Since
Thanksgiving falls on publication
day the American must be printed
Wednesday night so that the force
may spend Thanksgiving at their
homes. Be sure and get all adver-
Using copy and news copy in one
mail earlier than usual. Thank you.
THE EDITOR.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-19
FINLAYSON FARMER
PASSES ON MONDAY

Peter Danielson of the Finlayson
community, passed away Monday
night at his home on the Gardner
farm. The cause of death was a
chest abscess from which he had suf-
fered about two weeks Mrs. Andrew
O'Lean Of that community is SUR
viving sister.
Funeral services will be at the Fin
layson M. E. church possibly Friday
afternoon although 1t is not definitely
certain at this writing.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-19
SANDSTONE M A N is
FOUND DEAD IN HOME

Paul Johnson of Sandstone village
passed away at his home in that vii
lage, it is presumed, some time Mon
day night. He was found dead by
Gust Culin, neighbor Tuesday morn
ing.
The funeral was held from the Lar
son Undertaking Parlors Wednesday
afternoon and burial was made in the
Sandstone cemetery.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-19
FARM TOPICS ARE
TALKED AT MEETS
Brook Park and POkegama Farm Bu-
reau Units Entertain Interested
Gatherings.

An interesting program of musical
selections. readings, educational talk
on hog feeding by the county agent,
and community singing was enjoyed
by all present at the regular NOvem-
Der meeting of the Brook Park Farm
Bureau unit Wednesday night of last
week at the town hall in that village,
according to George Fohrman, presi-
dent of the unit. The following Fri
day night saw a similar meeting
staged by the Pokegama unit.
At the Brook Park meet Arthur
Larson, member of the club, led the
singing and stirred up considerable
singing contest. First the ladies sang
and then the men had their chance.
Mr.. Larson stated that ''the men took
second place in the contest"
The club had round table discus
sion on hog feeding. Questions con-
corning the protein supplements and
comparative food values, and mineral
were discussed at length. The mem
bers were told that from feeding re-
suits of creamery buttermilk COM
pared to other protein feeds that 1t
could be figured at a cost of one-half
the price of bushel of corn per hun
dred pounds. A home made mineral
made up of 40 parts Calcium Car
Donate, 40 parts bonemeal and 20
parts of salt will supply the necessary
mineral elements that are very often
deficient in hog rations.
The next meeting of this club will
be held on December 9 at the Brook
Park town hall.
Large Crowd Attends POkegama Meet.
The Pokegama Farm Bureau Unit
meeting was attended by 70 members
and friends at the North Star school
house, west of Beroun.
Harold Ebert, president, called the
club to order and the secretary's re-
port was read by Mrs. j. H. Holland.
Community activities were discussed
and then the meeting was turned over
to the program committee composed
of Axel Holmstrom and Mrs. G. w.
Jewell. Readings and musical selec-
tions were given by Wayne Holland,
Leon Jewell, Evelyn Brackenbury,
Mrs. ]. H. Holland, Margaret Ander-
son, Mrs. Elias Bergvig, Mrs. H. Ebert,
Mrs. G. w. Jewell. and Ivan Holland.
Jesse Jewell told of attending eight
Farm Bureau Unit meetings in Rem
vile county this fall and also of walk
ing six miles to All Club meeting
after a days work.
Axel Holmstrom introduced Fred B.
Willrett, Pine county agent, who said
a few words in regard to extension
work and boys and girls All Club
work.
Plans to discuss certain legislative
problems at the next meeting was
discussed by ]. H. Holland who had a
list of problems confronting the unit,
county, state and national Farm Bu-
reau.
Mr.. Ebert then called for appoint
ments of committees for the next
meeting; program committee is Mrs.
Nels Anderson, Mrs. Axel Holmstrom,
and Charley Jewell, lunch committee
is Helen Bergwick, Mrs. L. Prior, and
Axel Holmstrom.
A lunch was served after adjourn
ment of the meeting, by the lunch
committee composed of :, Margaret An
derson, Mrs. H. Ebert, and A. J.
Brackenbury.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-19

urer; Gust Olson, Kettle River, d.
rector, and Birger Nelson, Cambridge
director.
Emil G. Johnson, treasurer Land
OLakes Crameries, and A. ]. Nc
CURE, general manager, were the
principal speakers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-11-19

If you have ceased to smile, you
have lost out in the game of life, no
matter what your bank account may
be.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
SIBERIA PRE- VYHO
RELY VAzEC

Prispeli: Martin Marias $500,
Rev. S. Kocis $500, Pavel Sher-
fel 800, Stefan Kubala S1O0, A.
NJ. Palkovic $1.00, Frantisek Ri
gelsky $1O0, Karl Mogg $1.00,
Jozef Staviarsky S1.O0, Jozef Va
vorslSy $1O0, DR.. J. Sofranec
$1.O0, Michal Ridarsky $1.0O, A.
lojz Klein S1.00, Jan Oravec x1.OO
Frant. Hudik $1.0O, Pavel Tomo
S1.0O, Stefan Besik $1.OO, And
rel Krispinsky $1.O0, Andrej Hirt
soc, Stefan Bajtos 50c, ,JllraJ Zu-
bal SOC, Michal Pacek soc, Jozef
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23

man Columbia univerzity: Ja-
cob III. Hollander, John Hopkins
University Otto 7. Mallery z
Philadelphia.
Soznam recnlkov 0 psychologist
obsahuje rad mien dobre INA
mych ucencov. V prednaskach v
tomto obore bude sd jednat' de-
finicii modernej psychologist, o
presvedceniach a predsudkoch, 0
psyche -analyze, zlosti, jej pri-
cinach a ovladani sa, 0 duseynom
vyvoji deti atd'.
Zaujem posluchacov latku
vsetkych prednasok ma byt' do
datocne poyzbudzovany radon l.
lustrovanych broztlrok, pojedna-
vajlicich tychto predmetoch.
kazda broz1rka bude obsahovat
llratky prehl 'ad jednej z predna-
sok, rome dodatocne informacie,
obrazky, diagramy, otazky, who'd
ne na pretriasanie, pokyny pre-
d aisle stndium naostatku So
znam knih, pojednavajdcich 0
i. 3 4, b
tom-ktorom predmete.
Ohlasy o.rozhlase tychto pred
nasok z roznych stanic budn uve-
rejnene V novinach po @scelych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23

Rossa soc, Alexander Marias soc,
Alzbeta Stas soc, Stefan Gazi soc,
Juraj Knapik SOC, Stefan Sefcix
SOC, Jan Vasko 25c, Pavel Stroj-
ny 25c, Pavel Vukie 25c, Andrej
Mihalik 25c, Jozef Kendera 25c,
Stefan Pastucha 25c, Jozef Baro-
lax 25c, Juraj Sulaj 25c, Juraj
Cizmar 25c, M. j. Bourey 25c,
Michal Kacmar 25c, Pavel Ma
tuscak 25c, Jozef Silvia 25c, Cy-
ril Fajta ,25c, Jan Giba 25c, Jan
Tedlak Zoe, Stefan Cecko 10c, Jo-
zef Mikulas 10c. Spolu v okto-
bri nasbierane $4,000. Zaslane na
Ustredny vybor do Massillon, O.
%l72.S5. Spolu. .doposial' nasbie-
rane $2O2.s5.
Srdecna d'aka dobrosrdecnym
l'ud'om a Slovakom, ze hoe SINE
al tel vel 'kej depresii teraz,
my Slovaci sa vieme este al S tym
knstikom rozdelit Teda sme sa
rozdelili $ tymi vazeckymi bied-
hymi pohorelcami.
tEa s X !.
1iez vyslovujem moju srdccnn
vd'aku Father Kocisovi ma Steel
tone, ktorF mas posilnil jeho kra-
snymi slovami, ked' SINE k nemu
do fairy zavltali. Povedal syojou
krasnou slovenGinou, ze hoe su al
zle easy, ale ze koname Bohu mi
Id yec. A tax ia nize podpisany
a Father Kocisov osadnik Michal
Brtko znova sme dostai novel ST.
ly budeme este d'alej sbierat
IA tychto yazeckych pohorelcov.
Teda bratia Slovaci sestry
Slovenky, prosime vas, obetnite
IA tychto vazeckych pohorelcoy
podl'a moznosti, we'd YAM to mi
II Pan Bob trojnasobne prina-
vrati a tiez nejednej vazeckej du-
81 sotrete z Okla slzu.
Jan Sherfel, Michal Brtko Ju-
raj Klobusiclky, sberatelia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
BANKY ST. NAM POTREBNE.

fadnutie dvoch tunajsich najvacsch bank spoie-
nc styroch inlch jeden financny stav by ponechao
len dive banky pre- toto vel'ke, 100000 dtsi poclce
1nesto toz len 3tyoch bank spojeny i1sav Norris
Plan banku Kazy len trochu do financnych obchod-
1ych veci rozmejnci covek uzna ze by nepostacly
pre- nase mesto preto e pohyb zoyuotvort City ban
kl ba al Dollar banku. otvoreniu oboch bank sl
piaznve podnienky yed City banka potrebnje Zen mi
lion hoovych peilazi to ako hovori AM Dollar
banka nepotrebuje vla toho Wac Take bohate mesto
ako lase, 1nalo by 'ahko sozt diva mony dolaroy. a
nepochybujeme, re len slozi.
ku otvoreliu bank potrebna bude kooperacia vkla-
datelov zaume samych vkadatel'ov je ably jn ban
kan dali ked bud1 to poziadani.
Co sa tyka roznanitich reel po meste to lle1nozno
brat "a hotoyy gros o skutocnom stave povie vere-
nosti sama statna bankoya yrcnost' Ale kedEe ia O.
1vorenie bank je porebnt len po milione H toho moz
no uzatvd1at re ztraty s nie veke Musime pamatat
ze ODE banky naly velke rezervy svojch vasnych pc
liazf.
@ Go sa mas ivka, bam tez ''zanrzly peniaze oboch
aisislyoc tsiein nyin Prefo by boil povd ne
,lf odberzael or dlzen lloyill kcby,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23

! bola organizovana cajsi pred ro-
kom "a ciel'om lepsieho zuzitko-
vania radiovych stanic IA osve-
tow cinnost'.
Prednasky budu vysielane ka-
zd1 sobotu yecer od $50 do 9 no.
din a budn rozdelene na dive pat
mast -minutove periody.
Kazda seria prednasok bude
pozostavat' tridsiatich samo-
statnych prednasok. v prvych de-
siatich, pojednavajncich 0 otaz-
kach narodohospodarskych bude
sd jednat' hospodarskej krizi a
nayrate k blahobytu. Poistenie
proti nezamestnanosti, narodny
hospodarsky rozvrh a inc profile
my moderneho narodohospodar-
stva budn pretriasane v d 'alslch
prednaskach. Y serii prednasok
0 modernej psychologist bude po-
jednavane 0 dusevnom vyvoji de-
tt, pudovychove, zmenach psy-
chologickych, zvykoch zvierat a
socialnych priemyslovych do
sledkoch vedeckej psychologist.
Pre- prvych desat prednasok Q
otazkach hospodarskych boil I'll
skanf nasledujnci recnici: Ernest
L. Bogart University Of Iii
nois; Edwin +. Gay Harvard
univerzity: H.. G.. Moulton a Ed
win G. Nourse Brookings IN
stitution vo Washingtone, D. c.;
Jane Addams, Hull House, Chi
cago, Ill; William Leirnerson
Antioch College; William Gep-
HART no ST. I,eatis, Me-; Heo Vol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
CYKLUs RADIovYCH P REDNASoK vYNIKAJU
CICH UC ENCOV.
F. L. I. S.

Otazky hospodarskej depresie.
robotnickej place "navratu k
blahobytu" budd pretriasane V
rade prednasok 'narodohospo-
darstve terajska." - Prednasa-
j1ci budn tiez pojednavat' 0 psy-
chologii l'udskych predsudkov,
ludovychove, socialnych otaz-
kach pod. - Vsetci, ktori sa 0
uvedene predmety zaujimajii, mo-
zu dostat' ilustrovane broznrky:
Prezident Columbijskej univer-
zity Nicholas Murray, Butler, pre-
zident Yaleskej university James
II. Angel prezident americkej
narodohospodarskej associate DIR
Ernest l.. Bogart zapocali dina
IL. oktobra S yysielanlm radu
prednasok ,terajsej hospodar-
skej situacii psychologist. Pred
nasky budil usporiadane ma
tional Advisory Council on Radio
in Education budn vysielane
z rozhlasoyych stanic laskavo-
nt'ou National Broadcasting Co.
Prezident Butler prehoyoril 10
miniltov1 1vodnn rec, po ktorej
zapocal PRECEDENT Angel prvl 70
svojich prednasols o isychologi-
ckych otazkach a po nom dr. Bo-
CART prvn 20 svojich prednasok
Q narodohospodarstve.
Tieto prednasky s1 pryymi q
radu prednasok 0 akademickych
predmetoch, ,sporiadanych spo-
mennton radou a vysielanych po'
celych Spojenych'6 Raaa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
KU voL'BE MAYoRA YOUNGSTOWN.

Youngstown porebuje na budtice styr roxy mayo
ls korl by bo dobry rebars prezidenta Spojenych
Statov. Zeme casoch, akych Amerika este nezazila
nkdy. Mnolo mest upaduje do vel'kych dlhov, vsadc
dane dvihal. Preto, ze vacsinou cee tych mies
stoja l'utia ,czisen spravovani me~sNych zaezito
sti, nezkiseni verejnJch financiach
Nase mesto Youngstown plavalo dhoch toplo sa
neporadkoch pocas predoslfch administlacl. Prsel
Go Heffernanovej admnisrce cd federalnej vlady 2
Washngtonn rozoctove lradovne muz, ktorv dokazal
veik6 fnancno- administrator schopnos: James f.
Jones nasc mesto nclcn re ychto krtckvch casov
enselo zadlzovat nemlselo zvysoyat dane. ale stal
sa ten z.zra, re dizzy bolv zmensen6 dane sizene.
to nie odaakd mackos' ale $4ooo,oo0 boly dhy me-
sta znensene dane 81. .22 $216 snzene.
Ma tom MET dost. JONES' co financny dircktor me-
sta yvlasiel skoektoval okoo mona doarov stalHcb
dhov cd vseuztocnlch spoocnostf este stale vynacha
dza ia pooci statej vrchnosti statiscovG dlhy kom
pani ktore aInsi sposobom zabudly patit od dakto
rvch aklmsi sp0sobom rekordy potratily
Nuz, obcania ktori vlasnlm rozumom uvazujete Il
mate srdce mestc, dovolite ably tento nase me*to
vysoko zasldzenf z;iujmy ludu tax skutocne ME
iazykom bojuj1c nauz bo nevd axiom odmeneny? Dovo-
lite odvadzat od toho nza, ktory dOkaza re je vel
keho kabn cloyek, ktory vie ako sa ma jedno mesto
slravovat'?
Ncyerlme, "A keby SINE sa sklanali a dokazao sa, ze
lud neda zasluhy, vtedy naoza nezaslulujene
81 ineho, len ably vadac asich mest safalio TAX
ako safallc m1ulosti tuna ako safari po ME
ktorych inycl mestach Zasldzme 81, ably mas
lily dane, tarchy. ktorc mas zemi prtsn zaslzme
ST. ably b,ldcnost SINE mali ''zabudnutG' podlznosti
mcsu nezapIatene. Odnelme zasuhy Jonesove nevd'a-
kou nenade Wac covek ktory by bo ochotnv boo-
vat lm sllcom zujmy ludu. Nevd ak je otrava
dllsc dobrvch l'ud1!
My ME SINE prcdpojati voci Madnym inym kandi-
datom, Fsetcl Sli pocesn vysoko vazenl luda. Ale
sad ami jeIen n;ch nem& tie zksenosti adminstrac
no ahrcy
Toto s nie by ktorlch mai city panovat, ale
vaha.
PIeto sa bez vlhrady Staviame zvolenie Jamesa
+. Jonesa nayora Youngstown odporlcame obca-
nom obcankan, ably svojom vlastnom zaujme na
neho hlasoya jeho zvolenie pracoval
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23

ked' u mozno nam teraz zapatil dollar pomoze, ked'
je otovy gros ndza Kto nam prnesie predplatok do
redakcie odmcnime no kllizkou '.VecerlG Citale.'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23
ROzHLAs YsN.


Nal som ia pat stoyak,
kdpil som 81 dom
teraz cd toho mann
v hlave vel'ky lom.
Nal som tri stovocky,
kupil som auto;
we'd z tel mojej pedy
stacilo ma to.
Kupila sa zene
pracia masina, ..
chodily detvaky
vecer do kina.
Knpil som radio
IA male splatky
teraz nemame
nj na zaplatky.
Kasi Depresia
zavitala k nam;
povedala vsetkym:
Roboty nemam! =
Nepotrebujem vas,
chod tie 81 domoy,
lebo vas vyzeniem -
tisie .sto hromov!
Siel som tedy domov
k mojej rodine "
a tam som rozmysl'al
o tej pricine.
Mic som nerozmyslel -
neviem pricinu,
preco som ia vysiel
dnes na mizinu.
Kravu sme uz zjedli,
dom nam predali;
pracl stroj, radio,
to nam sobrali g
Ostalo mi auto
jedna minca
knpim gazolinu, .....s..
zaveziem rodinu .r-~ xa.....
do chudobinca. ~....
Nasim Rozhlasom probuie-
le obodrovat' a rozveselovat' ct.
itatelov. Ale mas sa tiez eide
ozveselit' - hoe len dolarikom
redplatn6ho. Lebo take spasov-
{ pesnicky v tychto smttnych
asoch sklepavat' je ME spas.
'Chicagske slovenske deti budu
nat masla Ia chlieb - ta sloven-
la smotana sd tam roZmutila. :.
PRECEDENT Hoover povedal kra-
nu, citn1 rec nedel u vecer po
adiu O pomahani blizneho biz
emu tychto t'azkych casoch.
zen ci no pocuvali ii, ku ktorym
o hovoril!
Amerika netrpi na depresiu, a
e ma vypresiu. Vsetci sme
ypresovani ako citron.
(Chceli SINE povedat'. re ako
rozno ~ ale ktoze teraz presu-
2 hrozno?D
Znak easu: o Najanskom, kto-
y je mrtvy, sd dnes ma Sloven-
ku Wac hovori pise, ako 0 Sro-
aroyi, ktory este zije. Prvy bol
redstavitel'om slovenskeho ma
slavianskeho brat
iva, druhy llliesneho cechoslova-
iZmu.
Kandidat, ktory prepadne, "a
)ieva 81 po vol bach til trencian-
lu: "Kamaraci moji, tn ma ne
echajce..." !" Ale s'kamaraci" bu-
i sd az vtedy smajchl 'ovat' to-
III zvolenemu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-10-23

atne: Spoj Staoch ma rok $780, pol roka $1.OO
cudzozemsku ma rok $500, pol roka $3.50
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-10-29
Commissioner Babcock
Attacks Auto Hitch Hikers
Calls Them Most Dangerous of
+ Highway Parasites in Talk
= to Engineers

The hitch hiker was characteriZ.
ed as the most annoying and the
most dangerous of highway para
site"- in paper prepared by
Charles M. Babcock, Minnesota
highway commissioner, and read
by c. L. Mott, assistant mainten.
ance engineer, at the highway Sec
ton meeting of the American So
ciety of Civil Engineers at the
Lowry hotel, St. Paul, Thursday.
Perhaps not one in a thousand OF
the ride beggars is criminal, Mr.
Babcock asserted, but every one
efSthem, directly or indirectly, is q
menace to public safety"
"You find him everywhere, along
your city streets. on heavy Travelled
transcontinental highways, on lone
ly, country roads, summer and win
ter, on Sunday and Monday" he
said. They come from all walks
Of life, school children. men ant
women, going to or from work, boy.
and girls from good families seek
ing to make a tour of the country
without expense to themselves, PEG
Pile travelling in search of work
youngsters who make short trips
back and forth near home, harm
less hoboes who have taken to tn,
highways instead of the railroads
and criminals intent upon robbery
murder or escape from justice.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sieben at
tended the funeral service of Anton
Sieben at Elrosa Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Schloegl, son, Wednesday morn
ing, at the Johnson hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Rotert mot
ored to Ortonville Sunday and spent
the day visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Mcraggart, OF
st. Cloud, called on Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Rose in this city Sunday.
Kenneth Chisholm submitted to
a major operation at the Johnson
hospital this Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. David J. Jones, OF
Breckenridge, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Law, in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lose Rose and chill.
dren, of Alexandria, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rose and fam
lily Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Langton and
son. returned Saturday from a
weeks visit at Rochester, Faribault
and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Jake Sieben and children
motored to st. Cloud Sunday and
spent the day visiting with Mrs
JOS. Arneson and Mrs. Ed Czeczok
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-10-29
Cost Csc Cents To Put
Rheumatic Cripple
Back to Work Again
NOW JOYOUSLY HAPPY

While all his family looked on in
establishment and all his friends
were amazed, osfe man took all the
pain, swelling and agony from his
tortured Joints in 48 hours and did
it with that famous rheumatic pre-
scription known to pharmacists as
Allenru-you can do the same.
This powerful yet safe remedy is
positively guaranteed to do this
it's action is almost magical.
just get one 85 cent bottle of AL
lenru from o. w. Dowswell or any
live druggist-take it as directed
and liz in 48 hours your pains have
MT all left you get your money
back.
Neuralgia.