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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-04

and a five-story hotel building erected on tho
site by A. Fuller g. Co. For some time there
after it was known as FuIler's Hotel and later
on as Irving Hotel. 1t had 70 rooms and was
regarded as handsome and cemmodious hotel
in its day
In 1850 the hotel was being operated by
]. Thomas under the name Of Irving House and
it was later taken over and conducted by DR..
Wallace Kirkwood, as the Kirkwood House. It
was greatly improved, as we find by The Star Of
September &c. 1858, which says:
"a force Of mechanics Is busily engaged max
ing alterations in the Kirkwood House, at the
northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Twelfth street northwest, embellishing and
otherwise improving it. In recent years, this
has grown to be one. Of the most popular hotels
in the United States, and its proprietors have
gained Nation-w wide regulations.
ut was suggested in The Evening Star today
that it would be profitable for the owners o.
the property adjoining the Kirkwood House 10
form joint stock company embracing in In
possessions their houses and lots, as we'll a.
the present hotel an Of which could, with COM
paratively little expense, be 50 remodeled - 10
quadruple the capacity Of the hotel.
Throughout the recess Of Congress this sum
mer, the Kirkwood House has been crowded with
guests. II its capacity had been much greater,
it would doubtless have been kept fulI for NO
other public house Is better established among
the habitual visitors to the Federal metropolis.
This hotel, now known a. the Khkwoo6
House, was erected In 1847. In that year q
building on this site, occupied by the Fountain
Inn, was tern down and Q foasr-story hot0
building was put up. It was nrst known q
Fuller's Hotel, later g the Irving Huuse IND
finally as the Kirkwood House,
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walked into the living room, he patted my arm
you're . peach, sally" he said
Ny response was no more than . nauttered
Nonsense" a. I had caught the look Elsie
gave us. II wasn't exactly friendly.
On the next afternoon sailed forth with
Junior TO the park. Our trip was uneventful
stopped In the middle Of Fifth avenue long
enough to kick the traffic policeman IN the
shin. The cop ignored traffic while he made
some pungent observations on Juniors ancestry,
to which my charge replied By putting his
thumb to his nose and vf3gariy wigg1ing his
fingers. We hadn't been IN the park more than
half an hour-only long enough, as a matter
Of fact, for Junior to break q little girls
don and throw mud at her nurses immaculate
white uniform-when was surprised to see
Frederick coming down the path.
Anything wrong?" I asked, snxiously.
mo. but I've got an idea" he said Look
here, Sally, you can see what a state Eisies
in and how she lets Junior ride roughshod over
her. can't do thing with him while she's
around because she won't let me punish him.
So got the idea I'd come up here this after
noon where I'd have free hand and give him
q workout"
looked at him pityingly.
Frederick said, what do you think you
can accomplish in one afternoon"
you watch" he answered I'm pretty sure
I can-hey, Junior. stop that" His son, with
his usual engaging friendliness had just
snatched a book from the hands Of a woman
on the opposite bench and thrown 1t in the
dirt. At his fathers words, Junior looked at
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Thomas was not touched, but the rear prem
ises, a Crane building, was slightly burned
Mrs. Thomas occupied a building on the same
spot as her present house, some 10 years ago.
which was destroyed by fire, and last night
she was fearful the one she now occupies
would meet the same fate, but fortunately she
escaped everything but little fright.
CAS- to the origin of the fire, the policeman
on the beat and Mr.. Riggs private Waterman,
both state that the Waterman Of Mr.. Fowlers
stables was intoxicated during the evening and
it is supposed that he let fall lighted candle,
which soon communicated itself to the loose
straw and hay enveloping the entire structure
in short space of time.
"a large number of persons visited the SPOT
to view the ruins and witness the removal of
the bodies of the unfortunate animals, the
charred remains Of which were the subject
Of much curiosity and speculation.
The dre was first discovered at the north
end Of the stable in an alley running through
the lots from Fifteenth street, and the general
belief Is that it was the work of an incindiary."
y EGARDING the burning of the Miller Tav-
n ern. at and Thirteenth streets the pro-
prietOr did not receive much help or sympathy,
as it was regarded by many as q slave bastile
for here it Is said slaves were kept while wait
ing to be sold in the Southern market, and
that upon one occasion, three years before the
fire, a woman in a frenzy of despair leaped
from one of the attic windows and broke both
OF her arms and injured her back but miracu-
lousy survived the fall.
For some years past, largely for reasons APP
pealing to the old-timer, the Association OF
Oldest Inhabitants has been holding its annual
banquets at the Raleigh Hotel one of the old
est hotel sites in the city and associated with
both national and local history.
Originally here was located the Fountain
Inn, from at least 1921 to 1882. Its proprietor
was DR.. David Appler, and his SON, Dr. C. W.
Appler, the only member Of the family living,
resides in this city. As the Fountain Inn Il
was later operated by Azariah Fuller It was
small building, and in 1847 Il was torn down
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Continued from Seventh Page
william E. Ebbitt, who henceforth conducted
the hotel under his own name Il continued to
be so known until it gave place to the Press
Building six years ago.
Its historic surroundings have frequently been
referred to, especially the site of the home once
said to have been occupied by Aaron Burr
which stood In the rear of what was formerly
1886 and 1888 F street Washington then
abounded with many fine wells and copious
springs, and here in Burr's garden, we are told
was a well of especially excellent water which
for some years supplied the neighborhood with
aqua pura.
On the north side of r street, at 1881 to
1888, once stood the home of John Quincy
Adams and other distinguished neghbors lived
nearby To the east Of the Adams home where
now stands the Baltimore Sun Building, once
stood back from the building line, an attrac-
tive three-story building with iron railing
porch above the first story, and in front an
lion railing fence. Next door to this, toward
the east, was more modest home but typical
Of early Washington.
The home of DR.. Robert K. Stone stood for
many years at the northeast corner of F and
Fourteenth streets an outstanding feature be-
ing its well kept garden to the east. Around
the corner at what was formerly 600 Four
teenth street, in residence belonging to DR..
Stones mother once lived jefferson Davis.
At the southwest corner Of Thirteenth and
streets, during the Civil War days, Mrs. Mary
4. Frasier kept bakery. At much earlier
date here was tavern kept by George Miller,
and to the west Of it, We are told, were two
other taverns, and around the corner, on the
Thirteenth street side, was the home of Joseph
Walker. These buildings were destroyed by
fire in April 1919. .' "
DERHAPS because Of the inadequacy of the
Volunteer Fire Department, before the paid
department came into existence, people exer-
cised particular care In preventing fires, and
so We find It stated that when D fire occurred
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were rudely interrupted by hand clutching
my ankle.
SALLY" said hoarse voice from under the
bench. Lock-" leaned over and looked to
find Frederick crouching under the bench stil
hanging on to my ankle, while Junior stood
over him threateningly with large stick in
his hand
mo, no." moaned Frederick. cat that man.
With the camera"
Startled, I looked up to see man with a
camera a few feet in front of us. liz a.a.
THANK you'll" He smiled and started off,
"A nice family scene for rotogravure Sec
ton next Sunday. We're having a page Of
children in the park"
PLEASED" began, but he merely tipped b.
hat and walked off
What will we do?" gasped Frederick.
To begin WITH" I suggccted coidly. you
might let go Of my ankle"
Both of us were badly shaken but neither
OF us could think of anything to do If Elsie
saw that'picture-i
I'VE can keep the paper away from her."
Frederick said unconvincingly. The stern
father of few minutes ago was replaced by
the mere familiar cowed husband
That was on a Tuesday, and by Sunday
morning both Frederick and / were in bad
shape. I'm sure lost at least five pounds.
and Elsie was watching her husband and me
with some suspicion. can't say I blamed
her.
decided to hurry out and quickly confiscate the
morning papers. I tiptoed down the hau.
looking back over my shoulder furtively when
I bumped into some one and gave little
scream. 2''7H"i
"shh! It's only me-" whispered Frederick.
II wanted to get rid Of the picture sections Of
tbs papers LOok-I found IT," and he dis
played the horrible evidence. It was q revolt
ing picture with me half asleep on the bench
under which sat Frederick, staring wildly ct
the camera md hanging On to my ankle for
dear life Over him stood Junior in the DOSE
Of an ayenging angel.
WELL May I ASH what this pEoves?" Eide
stood before US and spoke In . voice trenbling
with rage. She held Junior BY the hand.
II wanted the paper
II wanted the paper"
Frederick and spoke simultaneously.
Il see" Elsiez voice was cold you Wanted
the paper" Suddenly. she started to cry.
Right under my noses My best friend
and"
Now darling" Frederick started to put
his arm around her, and, as he did, the pic
ture came into her view. She grabbed Il from
him and stared at II. Then she stared at Us.
II see,' she said, finally. why you wanted
the paper"
"Oh, that's q picture of us in the park"
broke in Junior. delightedly. Look, there's
me trying to kill the wicked man who"
Sobbing, Elsie gathered him in her arms
My little mani My protector! Did he try
to keep the bad man from making mother
unhappy"
Junior looked at US over her arm and
winked.
Sure" he said. "Whatu you give me?"
we'll
That's really all. was packed and out Of
the house inside Of an hour. Frederick left
to his fate Perhaps he bribed Junior to say
it was all my fault Anyway, I've never heard
from Elsie since.
(Copyrtght, I981)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
EI6ADAs LEsz !, H6 1s-AN
SzOVJETOROsZORsZAGRoI

Alahbi sorok ,szives kozlesere
kertek f0l-,benniinket:
Az amerikai magyar munkasok
es kulonb0z6 egyletek altal Szov-
jetoroszorszagha kiild0tt 40 tagu
delegaci6nak egy tagja beszamol
'szovjetoroszorszagi tapasztalatai-
r6l +. h6 18-an, szombaton este
S oral kezdettel az Ukrainan Hall
ban, 525 w. Rayen ave.
"A Szevjet BaratoE Bizottsaga
folkeri . Youngstown es kornyeki
magyar munkasokat, hogy jojie-
mex el es hallgassak meg az el6-
ado elSadasat Oroszorszagr6l.
El0adasanak targya, lesz az 0t
I.eyes terv, munka es megelhetesi
viszonyok, yalamint hogyan OIL
dottak meg Nunkanelkiili k6r-
d6st SzovjetoroszoFszagban.
Az el6ad6 szivesen megfelel a
shozza intezett k6rdesekre. Belepo
jegy nincsens 6s mindenkit sszive-
sen lat 4 Sxovjet Bar. Bizottsaaa.
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baton este ismerkedesi bait rem
dez a Klub a farrelh Slovak Hall
ban, Spearman avenuen, mely-
re helybeli es k6rny6ki fiatalsa-
got es sziiloket tisztelettel meg.
hivja rendez6 bizottsag. Jegyek
elore valthat6k barmely klub-tag-
t6l. Legyiink a balon mindnyajan,
kulonosen Youngstown fatal
sagot varunk barati szeretettel,
hogy az ismeretseg folytan ok is
megszervezik a Verhovay Sport
Klubbot ICY alkalmuk lesz ossze
merni erejuket mas csapatokkal
"a Verhovay Segely Egylet egisze
.alatt. A sharoni csapat mar egy
par helyi es yideki csapattal jat-
szott fenyes eredmennyel. Rata,
youngstown fatal testverek, fog
iatok 0ssze, inert mieink var
max reatok es akarnak jatszani
veletek. ARA is gondolunk, hogy
e sport klubbot alland6sitani fog
jak, mely eros sport klub nem-
csak a Verhovay erdeke, hanem
az osszmagyarsage. Legyiink oft
fiatalsagunk ismerkedesi baljan.
zaborszky Istvan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
K0sz0NETNYILVANITks

Halas kosz0netetiinket fejezziik
XII mindazoknak, akik szeretet.ses
felejthetetlen funk Andras, -
akit kony6rtelen halal messze
idegenbcn ragadott XII k0riinkb6l
- elhalalozasa alkalmaval f0lke-
restek benniinket es vigasztalo
szavakkal igyekeztek Macy faj-.
dalmunkat enyhiteni.
K0sz0netet mondunk mindazok-
max, akik draga halottunk kopor-
s6jat gy6nyorii viragokkal fell
diszitettek. Nevszerint: Sziilei,
Bakos Janos (s6gora) es cs., Sza-
lai Ferencne es cs., Fedor Janos'
es cs- Fedor Andras es cs., Sokol
Egylet 14rik Youngstown oszta-
Iva, Klucsik Mihaly es neje, Mrs.
Susie Mak6szki, Hajdu J6zsef es
cs., Hajdu Mihaly 6s es., Hajdu
Janos es cs., Mr.. & Mrs. Jablon-
kai es cs., Mr.. & Mrs. Bagi, vala-
mint masok, akiknek neyeit azon-
ban nem sikerult f0ljegyezniink.
Koszonetet mondunk mindazok
max, akik aut6ikkal kisegitettek
benniinket es draga halottunkat
utols6 utjara, a temet6be kiser-
tex, de neveiket mem sikeriilt fol-
jegyezni.
K0sz0netet mondunk Ft. Mac
kov JOSEF plebanosnak a gy0-I
hyorii halotti szertartasert, nely-|
ben draga halottunk foldi ma,
radvanyait reszesitett.
sKosz0netet mondunk vascsak
JOSEF temetesrendez6nek ldraga
halottunk tetemenek California.
boil val6 gyors hazahozatalaert 6s|
a temetes fenyes megrendezes 1T:
Misskre adtak I. Fedor Janos-
ne; 2. OltaEegyleti tagok 3. Mig
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leczne, Tomcsakne, Gombitane
egy k0zos misere adtak; 4. Rad
vanczky Gyorgy nagybatyja; 5.
Laszl6 Kalmahpe nenje; s. Ha-
raszti Lajosne nenje; Z. Hricz6
Janosne; s. Halotti k0ny0rgesre
Piszkor Janosne.
A j6 listen aldasat kerve rajuk,
tartsak meg draga funk emleket,
mely a viszontlatasig elni fog ba-
natos szivInkben.
Kondas Andras es csaladj j.
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Magyarok
Naptara

JUNIUS 10. A Fuggetlen Refor-
matus Egyl1az noegy1etenek nya-
ri piknikje.
JUNIUs 26. A Macy. Nagyasszo-
nya hitk. mozgo-szinhaza.
JUNIUS 26. A FARRELL r. Kath
Noegylet fagylalt delutanja
templom korili teren.
JULIUS 4. A Macy. Nagyasszo-
nya piknikje a Sandor-farmon.
JULIUS 4. A SIT. Istvan egyhaz
plknikJe a templom k0riili teren.
JULIUS 16. A Macy. Nagyasszo.
nya hitk. piknikje. Sandor farma.
JULIUS II. A Magyar Reforma-
tus Egyhaz nyari pikniknikje a
Csatl6s farmon. Kitiin5 zene.
JULIUS II. A FARRELL r. Kath.
Hitkozseg piknikje. Kit. zenekar.
JULIUS 81. A Faggetlen Refor-
matus Egyhaz iskolai piknikje.
AUGUSTUS Z. A Youngstown
es videki Magyar Egyhazak Is
Egyletek Nagybizottsaga altal
rendezend0 MAGYAR NAP az
Idora Parkban. Brenlacs primas.
AUGUSTUS Z. A Macy. Ref.
Egyhaz nyari iskolajanak vizsga-
iinnepelye a ref. teremben.
AUGUszTUS IA. A Faggetlen
Reformatus Egyhaz gyllekezete-
mex kirandulasa.
AUGUSTUS 81. A Macy. Macy
asszonya hitk. bucsu piknikje.
AUGUszTUs IS. a Refor,narus
Egyhaz piknikje Csatl6s FAR
mon. Kitiin6 zenekar lesz:
szEPTEMBER 5. a Faggetlen
Reformatus Egyhaz egyhazi Macy
piknikje.
szEPTEMBER Is. a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya hitk. bankettje.
oKFoBER I. a Macy, Nayyasz
szonya hitk. ba1ia az iskol6 ban. 8 B
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
FARRELL-sHARoNI MAGYAR
DALARDA HIREI

IA Farrelli Magyar Dalarda q
"Cigany~ szerepl6i reszere egy
kis kirandulast rendezett az Ell
multi vasarnap. Az 6sszes szerep-
lok oft voltak, nagyon kellemesen
ereztek magukat, inert nemcsak
enni-inni val6 volt bdven, haneW
a hely maga ugy volt megvalaszt-
va, hogy aki akart ur0dhetett,
azoAkiyll dsltafsak zener6l IS.
gond cdtak, igy egasz msgya-
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FARRELL, PA.
ERTEsITEs

Szives tudomasara hozom az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap Farrell
es Sharon-i olvasoinak, hogy e
het folyaman meglatogatom 6ket.
Engedjek remelnem, hogy ez
alkalommal ki-ki tehetsege sze-
rint rendezni fogja el6fizeteset.,
Tisztelettel
Kuti TaInas,
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kepvisel6je.
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$50 TEHnRGzkIIIT6 G1tP-
Ko0eIT REleDKLT 4 P0sIA

A saavstssei postais at6S9g
$50 1evsl-te herszallit6 gepkocsit
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STANDARD OH. ELFouADTA|
AZ 0T NApos MUNKAHETET

A $4,000, ,ooo, ,Ooo-os Standard
Oil Co., New Jersey-ben elhata-
rozta, hogy egesz Amerikaban a
tarsasag fi6kszervezeteinel beve-
yeti az S napos munkahetet.
A tarsasag vezet6sege kijelen-
tette, hogy ezen intezkedessel le-
hetove. valik a tarsasagnak, hogy
$4,000 munkasat allandoan fog
1alk0ztasSa s ezenkiviil ujabb
munkasokat is f0lvegyen.
A tarsasag mindazon alkalma-
zottai, akik havi $100-nal tobbet
keresnek egy tizenegyed szazalek
berredukci0ban reszesiilnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16

tarsasag, mely biiszke ARA, hogy min
dig teljes 0szinte cricket ad 0nnek
penzeert Onion keresztiil a piros- -feher-
es-kek allomasokon kaphat6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
SHARON, PA.
1sMERKEDt.sI RAL !.

A. Sharon, Pa.-han szekelo. .Ver-
hoyayI segely Egylet, 26-iks fiok-
janak fatal tagjai megalakitot-
tax a verhovay Sport Klubbet.
Eln0k lett Aatal Mihaly, titkar
iii. Kati Istvan, titkar V6gh Fe.
rene, penztarnok Meszarosf Mi
haly. IA legutobbi gyiilessn el lett
hatarozya, hosy Jun. 1S-an, szoni-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-16
Magyar Ujsag''
New Yorkban
Junius 14-en indult meg az ame-
rikai magyarsag vi napilapja, XII
val6 magyar ujsagir6k szerkesz-
teseben. - Liberals organum.

Multi heti lapszamunkban hirt
adtunk arrol, hogy Magyar Uj-
sag cimmel vi napilap indul meg
New Yorkban, melynek szellemi
vezerkara, valamint miszaki
szemelyzet mem ismeretlen az
amerikai magyar zsurnalisztikai
eletben: Roboz Hugo, DR.. Miklos
Oszkar es Szerenyi Simon seer
kesztik fapot, amely junius ho
14-en indult meg mint latogat6
azokhoz, akik cimiiket bekildik
ket hetig teljesen ingyen.
Mi, mint laptestvert, egy ujabb
amerikai magyar lapot koszont-
juk a Magyar Ujsag"- max SEER
I kesztosegi karat, a kartarsakat,
valamint miiszaki szemelyzetet a
lapnak 6s szerencsekivanatunk-
kal sem fukarkodunk, inert ugy
erezziik, hogy minden kulturmun-
kanak, becsuletes vallalkozasnak
meg mindig van tere az amerikai'
magyarsag k0zott.
Kollegialis egyiitterzesiinkkel
koszontjiik az vi vallalkozast es.
alabbiakban kozoljiik Magyar
Ujsag"- max hozzank es az egesz
amerikai magyar sajtohoz inte-
zett levelet, amelyb6l eel, a
szandek, az akaras a legszebb ma
gyar hangon sz6l azokhoz, akik a
magyar iras, a magyar gondolat,
a magyar BETH irant szeretettel
viseltetnek:
| Melyen tisztelt Szerkeszto ur!
| IllG tisztelettel jelentjiik, hogy
a j0v6 heten, junius 14-en, az inn
mar t0rvenyesen bejelentett Ma
gyar Ujsag, Inc, kiadasaban, vi
amerikai magyar napilap indul
meg New Yorkban Magyar Uj-
sag" cimmel. A lapvallalat gene
raj managere Kenessey Geza, a
!. szerkeszt0segi munkat Roboz HUI
60, DIR. Miklos Oszkar es Szerenyi
Simon fogjak iranyitani, nyom-
. datechnikai teendoket Eorvin-
Csucsoras Rezs5, Fenyo Leo, Fra
ter Gyula, Hegediis Geza es Szego
Sandor fogjak ellatni. OF szedo-
, gep all rendelkezesiinkre es
: zsurnalisztikailag, nyomdailag is
, megprobalunk maid ujszeriien
J friss, nagyon eleven, fiirge jara-
/ su lapot csinalni, mely ha polgari
; lap lesz is, annak becsiiletes es
| i0zan radikalizmusnak harcosaul
, szegodik be, mely meggyot0rt
eletii amerikai magyarsag tenger-
nyi keservet yakmer5en oszinte
sz6val, bator hangon kialtja Vi
;. lagga. Hittel, igaz lelkesseggel
kezdunk munkahoz, cooperate
We alapon, az egyenlo jogok es
!, egyenl0 kotelessegek elve alapjan
akarjuk felepiteni vallalatunkat,
melybe ket kezzel adjuk belle hoz-
zaertesunket, tanultsagunkat es
munkabirasunk minden cs0ppjet.
i Vagyunk szolgalatra keszen
igaz megbecsiilessel
1882 junius Ten.
MAGYAR UJSAG, Inc.
+ H. Roboz
i
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rendelt a Chevrolet Co..nal $685.
-75-ert darabjat f. o. b., Flint,
Mich.-ben. Minden kocsi teher.
szallit6 kepessege 4,2OO font.
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szERKEszT0I ttzENET

2. l., Farrell, Pa. Legkoze-
lebb bekiildend6 hireit kerjuk
Kuti Tamas lapunk kepviseloje-
mex atadni k0zles vegett.
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ros kis mulatsaguk volt. Remel-
jiik, hogy ezt minden el6adas
utan a szerepl6knek megadtak,
megerdemeltek. .aert 0nzetleniil
segitettek bennlnket.
A multi lapszamban jeleztiik,
thogy pikniket tartunk. Datumunk
meg mem volt. julius 17-6t tiiztik
Xxi. EFT hazaiasan iparkodunk le-
vezetni. Mindenki emlekszik az
otthoni majalisokra. Koran kimen
mex szalonnat sutni, delben laci
pecsenyet, silt kolbaszt lehet
kapni, este gulyast, vagy ahogy
megcsinaljak. Mi is ICY iparko-
dunk tenni. A fentemlitett dolgok
kaphat6k lesznek. De nemesak err
r6l gondoskodunk. Lesz szabad
szinpadunk, kugliz6nk, sport es
sok sz6rakoztat6 dolgunk. Egye-
lore mem arulok el t0bbet. Annyit
azonban igerek a dalarda neve-
ben, aki jol es kellemesen akar
egy vasarnapot eltolteni csaladja-
val, vagy maga, az julius 17-re
kesziiljon mar is el6re.
Boyebbet a legk0zelebb.
4 3 . .Koml6s Andor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-03-24

dissolving and disseminating said Dis
trict No. SO was ma1e and filed.
The county auditor was instructed
to renew insurance carried on the f..
w. ID. truck and on both caterpillar
tractors.
Order No. 1913 by Highway Commits
sioner G. NJ. Babcock designating Trunk
Highway No. % through Pine county "a
Thru Highway" was received and filed.
A resolution was passed by the board
setting aside 200 of the Gas TAX
money received in February for main
tenance of county aid roads in the
county. The sum so set aside amount
ing to 81 10000.
Engineer JorSenSen presented MS
recommendation for work to be done
during the year on both state ard roads
and county aid roads. His recommends
tionS were approved and ordered placed
on file.
Commissioner John Ethel offered fol-
lowing resolution and moved it's adop-
ton:
BE 1t Resolved: That the following
amounts be and are hereby appropriated
for the maintenance of the various
state aid roads in the county, tO-Wit: