davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
EN- Ell PEHIODi.
co eel PALS"

Habana, abril 5.-En la no
che de aver Sc produjo un vio-
lento incendio en- ell edificio Iel
peri6dico Eel Pals, ocasionan.
do perdidas que Sc ~calculan eo
Glen mil pesos.
4 Varias personals recibieron
heridas, entire elias algrnos
~
bomberos.
Ell departamento de lncen-
dios luch6 con grandes Difficult
tades paa dominar las llamas, a
causa de la poca preston del
aqua.
Cinco de los bomberos heri-
dos Sc italian hoy fuera de pc
aunque su estado requie.
re ~asistencia medica.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
LOS lPLOMATlCOS GREEN
ALEJADO Ell PELICROD DE GUERRA
EN- Ell EXTREME ORlENTE

Russia continua vigorizando
toda velocidad, sus poSiciones
en- ell Este de Siberia Y los via
ieroS llegados en- los ultinC3
dias informan que la ManchU-
ria Sc ha convertible en- un cam
pamento japones.
Rusos Y japoneses mantienen
sus fuerzas apartadas he la
frontera, temiendo un inciden-
tie que conduzca a la ruptura de
hostilidades.
Los hechos que inducen al
cuerpo d~iplomatico a opinar q.
la guerra Sc ha diferido, son es-
toS: reconocimiento del Soviet
por los Estados Unid1s; las dos
principales disprtaS entire ell
Soviet por los Estados Unidos
las dos principles disputas en-
ire ell Jap6n parece en- canine
de arreglarse pacificamente; ei
Jap6n tiene a la Manchuria en-
su poder, sin seria dificultad, y
81 va a una guerra con Russia
pudiera ser derrotado; Russia,
hace dos amos, era demasiado
debil para oponerse al Jap6n,
pero ahora dispone de prepare
tivos militares para hacer fren
tie a cualquiera aggression.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
~INCLATERRA MINO Ell
ANO FISCAL coz SUPERA-
W.T.

L2ndres, abril 5.-El gobier-
no inPles termin6 su auo fiscal,
Ell sabad0 con IN stperaVlJ de-
31,148, 900 libras esterIjnas
FL ano pasado hubo un def
cit de 32.279,00O libras, sien1'
arton e e11il brado eI presu-
puesto a base de un q" contra
ell bolsillq de los contribuyent@s
Los empieados del gobierno
sufrier1n una rebaja en- sus
sueldos de 1917 y los sin traba-
10 vieron disminuidos sus recur
SOS en- un 1919.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
ESTRELIO Ell APARA-
TO DEL AVIADOR RUSO
~LEVANOVSKY

Moscu, abril 5.-Cuando vo-
laba en- socorro de los 80 MEM
bros de la expedition Chelyus-
kin, que se encuentran sobr@ ell
hielo flotante al N0rte de ST.
IBERIA, Sc estreii6 ell aeropiano
del photo L~evanvsky, que ell ano
pasado rescatara al famoso a.
viador americana James J. Mat
tern.
Levanovsky sufri6 dOlorosas
heridas en- q Academic, ocurri-
do en- la bahia Kaluchin.
Hello sc form6 sobre las
alas del aeroplano ,cayendo ell
aparato en- una barrena de la
cual sali6, pero chocando ell me-
canismo de aterrizaie Y destro-
zandose.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
HA PASADO FL REARME
DE LEMAN DE LOS Ii
MITES FIJADOS POR Ell
nRATADO DE VERSA
LIES

Paris abril 5.-En un infor-
me publicado en- los Estados
Unidos, por la rad Mildred S.
Wertheimer, Sc dice que Alema
mia, en- su labor de rearme, Ia
traspasado va los limites sena-
Jad2 pOr ell tratado de Versa
Hes.
Los "~ej6rcitos privado" del
canciller, seg1n ertheimer,
estan organizados en- linea.s pu-
militares.
Sc concede base a la afirma-
ci6n francesa de que ell Reich
eva a termino ell rearme v la
nilitarizaci6n de la juventud a.
emana.
Calcnlase la fuerza del ej6r.
otto privadO en- mas de 1000.
900 de hombres, y el gobierno
aleman estima su fuerza en-
$500, 600 hombres, entire las e.
dades de l8 a so amos.
Articulos basados en- investi
yacione hechas por los agentes
Eranceses, revelan que Alema-
pia cast ha terminado por con-.
pleto la reorganization de la in
dustria de guerra.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
REGRESCO NERDEJA DE
MIAMI

Habana, abril Bel Dr.. San
tiago Verdeja. secretario DE 9a-
nidad, que fu6 a Miami a conIe
.renciar de nuevo con ei genera.
Menocal, por diferen2ias surgi-
das en- Ell reparto de las a,cal.
dias, retorn6 aver a eSta ca IL
tai.
Tan pronto lego Sc hizo con
ducir al p2lacio de la pres;l len
cia pero no p do conf2rencia'
con ell coroneI Mendieta porque
este habia saiido para le resi-
dencia del Dr.. Mondcz Pena"a
Sup6nese que Verdeia trao al
criterio de Menocal Sob" 81
asunto de las alcaldias, que es
uno de les tantos enred9s del
gobierno de concentration.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05

circula por las arterias, pero ell
6rgano continda con dispoSi.
ci6n a latir.
Todos los experimentos De
Smirnov Sc han realizado con
perros electrocutados Y los ami.
males despues de inyectados
han seguido viviendo normal
mente.
No sabe el professor 81 las in
yecciones aplicadas a los sores
humanos darian ell mismo result
tado favorable.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05

Una lucida representation
de la colonia e~spanola ira a
Winter Park ell dia %, con O.
casi6n de festejarse en- Rollins
College ell Dfa de Cervantes.
En- Rollins Sc aprecia ell exac
to valor civilizante de la cultu-
"a espanola.
Ell DR.. Hamilton Holt y ell pro
fesor A. J. Hanna son dos ena-
morados de la obra colonizado
ra de Espana, que ha dejadO
sangre, lenguaje, religion y
costumbres a 20 nacionalida :
des.
Don Miguel de Cervantes en-
su famoso Don Quijote de la
Mancha" supo trazar las mas
destacadas caracteristicas de
I'm pueblo extraordinario por
sus grandes virtudes y sus eX-
cusables errores e Imperfect :
clones.
La raza iberica tuvo siempre
generosas intenciones en- ell
continente descubierto por sus
guerreros y exploradores, aun-
que los resultados en- muchoi
!casos no sc ajustaron, nj siquie-
ra aproximaron, a los fines tie
soneramente perseguidos.
Rollins difunde los meritos
de la herencia dejada por Es-
pana en- la Florida Y en- toda la
America, Y ha escogido a Mi
guel de Cervantes como la en-
carnaci6n del genio, la gallar-
dfa v ell tes6n de un pueblo in
inaccessible.
Van a continuation unos pa
rrafos de la carta que publica-
"a en- ell "Diario de la Marina"
de la Habana, ell teniente o ex-
teniente Aurelio Naranjo y
Arredondo: Muy bien Sc, DR.. Lu
clio de la Pena, que, como US
ted especifica en- su articulo
no debo temer NADIA. Solo Sc
que las casas de mis- familiares
estan materialmente cercadas
de soldados, marineros y otros
"elementos' del "Batistato.' Sc
guramente para ESQ mismo que
listed dice: Para que no tema
NADIA y este "mejOr cuidado.
Comprendo, como listed y el
Sargento- Coronel Batista, que
cada cual puede escribir cuanto
lie plazca, solo con sujeci6n a las
leyes. Ash mismo comprendo
nue no debo temer tampoco a
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
MoScu, Abril 5.-Ha

Moscu, Abril 5.-Ha NJ y
los ultimoS dias de
que Sc declarara la gueIl
tire el Soviet y ell Jap6n, Y en- 10
circuloS diplomaticoS Sc cree di-
sipado por ahora ell peligro de
conflicto en- ell extreme Oriente.
Los japoneses hacen alardeS
de optimiSmo Y en- la embajada
de aqui Sc dijo que ell gobiern &.
de Toxic Sc halla Glen por Glen
to a favor de la paz, pero no Sc
quiso Opinar Sobre cuanto item
pc duraria la paz.
mo habra guerra en- I'm in.
Mediate futuro"-Se dijo. PerO
10 es possible fijar la extension
lie csc frturo'.
ActuaDmente Sc DYE hablar
nenos de guerra que hace dos
neses, cuando el general Vas,
lily c. Bluecher dijo al Con-
treso del partido comunista que
el Jap6n Sc estaha preparando
para atacar a la Union Soviet.
A pesar del optimismo dc la
embajada japonesa, los jefes
del Soviet, en- comversacioneS
privadas, todavia Green que un
ataque puede hacerse en- ell mo-
mento menos esperado.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
UN JEFE CHINO DEDICA-
Do A LA MEDITACION Y
Ell ESTUDIO

Peiping, abril 5.-El general
Sun Tien-Ying jefe de la re-
ciente fracasada revuelta en- ell
NOroeste de China, Sc ha reti-
RADIO de la vida politica, tempo
ralmente, dedicandose a la me
ditaci6n Y ell estudio" en- los al
rededores de Taiyuan.
"Yo necesito mas educaci6n
declare ell general.
Bajo la direction del gobier-
no de Shanghai Sc verified Ia
reorganization del ejercito de
Sun.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05

Madrid. abril 5.-El vecino
Ramon Perez Rodriguez, del
pueblo de Montamarta, Zamo-
ra, ha denunciad0 a Belisario
Y German Vans Andres por ha
bcrle envene9ado parte de un
reban9 de ovejas.
Los dos individuos saltaron
la tapia del corral de Perez Ro-
driguez. siendo vistos por algu-
nos V~ecinoS.
La causa sera iuzgada en- la
Audiencia de ZamOra.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05

Jos procedimientos', a los dias
cuando Carlos Manuel, Carlos
Miguel y Jose Manuel eran los
mayores explotadores de la in
feliz republica.
Carlos Manuel, era "menoca-
lista" y protegi6 los negocios
del "trio" en- los amos del memo
calato;; Carlos Miguel Tas6 de
"miguelista" a "machadista",
sin romper sus amistades y ne
goci9s con los Otros; Jose Ma
nuel, "zayista", supo contempt
rizar con la tirania.-.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05

Sc ha quitado la vida, decep-
cionado con su amigo ell coro-
mel Mendieta, ell secretario de
justicia de Cuba, ell coronel Ro
berto Mendez Penate.
Nuestro director visit6 al CO.
r9nel Mendez Penate, en- la re-
sidencia de este, en- ell Vedado,
cuando era presidente de la re-
publica ell ilustre cubano DR.. Ra
mon Grau San Martin, ell hon.
bre detestado por ell ciudadano
Sumner Welles.
FL coronel nos pareci6 enton
ces, Y asi 10 publicamos, ell HON
bre mas inteligente, de meJor
preparation de los nacionalis-
tas.
No guerra el que siguiera CO.
rriendo sangre de cubanos, en-
otra revolution. "Yo no ire a o.
ira revolution dijo-porque ma
da conseguimos con odiarnos y
matarnOs.
No deseaba que la sangre de
sus c?mpatriotas fuera derra-
mazda, pero derram6 la suya,
convencido del fracaso, ante la
historic y el preblo, del gobier'
no provisional de Mendieta.
Y 81 Is cierto ESQ de que in
fluy6 en- su suicide la incontor
midad con ell nombramientO del
DR.. Carlos Manuel de la Cruz,
un menocalista para la presiden
cia del Consejo de Estado, en-
su "despedida" hubo sincere pa
triotismo.
e. nombramiento de Carlos
Manuel de la Cruz, abogado de
indudable cultura, significa Ell
retorno por complete q los "vie
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
IAPOTE FS PROFESSOR DE
FARMACIA.

H2bana, abril . FL DR.. Ca
pote, que aver presentara un rt
,urso Contra ell acuerdo d. pc.
dirle la renuncia de su cargo
desempena la ca.atra de Flrml
ella en- la Universidad Nacional,
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
P~RESIDENTE PA
RIA LA DE
OVIEDO

Madrid, abril 5.-De un mo-
mento a otro sera nombrado Ell
nuevo presidnnte de la diputa-
lion provincial de Oviedo, que
81 stituira al renunciante, Don
Gonzalez Pena.
I'll cargo Sc dara a un radical.
En-. la dicutaci6n no estan re-
0Jesentados los grupos popula-
res V liberales democratas.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
RETIRADA LA INFANTE
RIA DEL LIT03AL

Habana, abril 5.-Por consi-
derar ell gobierno que la nor
malidad Sc ha restablecido, la
infa 2teria ha sido retirada del
litoral.
Los soldados p~restaren Vigi-
lancia en- los muelles durante al
guncs dias, vigilaado de cerca a
huelguistas y rompehuelgas.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
DECISION A FAVOR. DE UN
EX-SENATOR

Habana, abril 5.--La Sala
ts~cera de IL criminal dict6 a
yer una decision que libra dc
crlpa a I'm ex-senator tie la pro
vincia de CamagUey
Los letrados de este exsena.
dor habian presentado un re
curse de hsbeas corpus.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
LA HUELGA EN- Ell INGE.
MO SAN RAMON

Habana abril 5.-Termin6 "a
yer la huelga que los trabaia
res sostenian en- ell ingenio San
Ramon, situado en- la provincial
de Pinar del Rio.
La direction del ingenio y los
obreros llegaron a TN acderdo,
senalandose ell comienzo de los
trabajos para la mamma dc
hoy.
La gaceta., 1934-04-05

una possible acusaci6n de comu-
nista, aunque las prisiones mi
litares estan llenas de obreros
comunistas Y de oficiales del
ex-Ejercito Nacional conspira-
dores....."
"Recuerdese que ell profile
ma fundamental de Cuba es Ell
que constituye su ejercito y ma
rina de guerra actuales.'
"Y c~ontinuan arrestando a
oficiales."
"iHasta cuando, coronel
Mendieta, ABC, Conjunto Re :
voluucionario, Union Naciona-
lista, OCRR y demas sectores,
agrupaciones y partidos que "a
poyan al actual gobierno!
Ell coronel Mendieta, llevado
a la Presidential por ell coronel
Batista, ha olvidado, Sr. Naran-
jo y Arredondo, las promesas
que a los oficiales Sc hicieran
en- Miami, cuando era Presiden
tie ell DR.. Grau San Martin.
Sc prometi6 a los oficiales
particularmente por ell ABC, q.
sus puestos les serfan devUeltoS
tan pronto Batista fuera AFRO
jado de la ~jefatura.
Mas ahora gobiernan con Ba
tista, y 'le adulan", los que "a
yer lie negaban, en- su despacho
o indignation, ell pan y ell aqua.
iConste que no hemos dicho
que los oficiales del ejercito
Constitutional sean peores que
los del ejercito nacional!
Ell ejercito nacional sirvi6 in
condicionalmente a la tirania,
con los jefes y oficiales en- la
vanguardia, y ell constitutional,
ell de Batista, sirve a Mendietk
los viejos politicos y los "ridi-
culizados" abecedistas.
Ell pueblo cubano sabe que 81
malo era ~"aquello", 10 de ahora
no es 10 qu: Sc habia prometido.
iPalos y tiros habia para los
obreros, cuando Gerardo, y pa
los tiros hay ahora, aunque la
cCsa piensa ''humanizarse" con
bombas lacrimogenas y esbirros
amaestrados en- romper cabezas
a "garrotazo limpio" .
La gaceta., 1934-04-05

Habana. abrii o Contra I'M
acuerdo universitario pidiendo
Su renuncia ha prcSentado un
recurSo ell Dr.. Capote.
l. 5 aiumnos Sc han intereS&
do en- ell procedimiento,
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

LOS FASCISTAS PROBLEM LA CIRCULA-
CION DE PERIODICOS CONSERVADO-
Resell Ola DE CERVANTES Y Ell
COLEGIO DE ROLLINS.-UNA CARTA
DEL TENIENTE NARANJO ARREDON-
DO.-COMENTARIOS SOBRE Ell SUICI-
do DEL CORONEL MENDEZ PENATE
La gaceta., 1934-04-05

HA CAUSADO n SEN
TIMIENTO LA MUERlE
DEL CORONEL MENDEZ
PENATE
La gaceta., 1934-04-05
DE CUBA

RE UReO DEL. DIR CAP1
TX
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05
ASKOV COUPLE
WILL LIVE HERE

Mr.. Paul Paulsen and Miss Amanda
Christensen, who were united in mar
riage at the Danish Lutheran church
III Askov Friday afternoon by Rev. A..
E. Frost, will make their home in the
community at the farm home of the
brides parents east of the village.
Both young people are we'll and favor
ably known here, Miss Christensen
being the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
JOrgen Christensen and the groom
having operated a farm here for the
past few years. Miss Christensen has
been employed in Chicago for several
years at various periods but came
home just recently.
Miss Octavia Christensen, sister of
the bride was bridesmaid and Carl
Johansen was best man. Mrs. Alfred
L. Nielsen furnished the music. A
reception was held at the home after
the ceremony and a barn dance was
given to large crowd at the Chris
Jensen home in the evening.
A large circle of friends extend con-
gratulations and best wishes to the
newly married couple.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05
Big Change Noted.

The reversal in the results is quite
apparent by looking at the above fig
ures but they become even more i'm
pressive when it is noted that the
three candidates opposing LANCER in
1882 were of the conservative variety
while his principal opponent in the
recent primary was Nonpartisan
Lacquer of many years standing. In
spite of these facts Langer's percent
age of the vote rose from 32.4 in 1882
in the above counties to better than
40 per cent of the total in the pri-
mary last week.
Surely LANCER has not been a bad
governor. He has fought for the
farmers in season and out of season.
Farmers as we'll as voters in the urban
centers supported him and his slate
of candidates in spite of his convic-
ton in Federal court on the ground
that he had Incorporated federal
relief funds, and in spite of the fact
that he unsuccessfully tried to put
across a sales tax which was repudi-
ated in a referendum vote last Sep
TENDER by a majority of about three
to one.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05
LANCER VICTORY
is CONVINCING
Makes Tremendous Gain I'm Vote Get
ting i'm Spite of Conviction
i'm Courts.
BY HENRY G.. TEIGAN

The Nonpartisan Leagues endorsed
slate of candidates was overwhelm-
lngly successful in the North Dakota
primary election on June %. Cover
nor William LANCER and the entire
ticket endorsed at the regular Non
partisan League convention last
March were successful in defeating
both their IVA Irregular republican,
and anti-Langer Nonpartisan League
opponents.
In 2104 precincts out of a total OF
PAP, Governor LANCER received 1922
CSC votes to 43,6S6 votes for T. H
Thoreson, anti-Langer Nonpartisan
and 1926 votes for ]. P. Cain, the
candidate of the Independent Voters
Association.
The contest between these three
elements took place in the Republican
primary. Unlike contests in years
gone by, Nonpartisan Leaguers were
by no means united in support of the
LANCER slate. And that makes the
LANCER victory all the more remark
able.
Difficult to Judge.
1t is difficult at this distance to
fully size up the merits of the vic
tory achieved by LANCER and his as
sociates. Here are, however, a few
outstanding facts of the campaign
just concluded:
1. LANCER had just been convicted
nj ri wit Of
sociates "of corruptly administering
the laws of the United States" per-
tanning to the federal program of re-
lief in North Dakota.
2. United States Senator Gerald P.
Nye campaigned actively in opposition
to Governor LANCER. All of the Non
partisan League state officials elected
with LANCER two years ago likewise
opposed him in his campaign, and all
were defeated for denomination.
3. Milo Reno, president of the Ma
tional Farmers Holiday Association,
addressed several large meetings of
farmers in behalf of LANCER and his
slate of candidates during the cam
paign.
Voters for LANCER.
The overwhelming victory of the
, LANCER ticket, though not conclusive
as to the merits of the LANCER cause,
does, however, indicate that the peo-
pie of North Dakota feel that the
Governor has been their true friend
and merited their support at the polls
1t must also be said that the LANCER
platform was far more radical than
that of either of the two opposition
groups. The LANCER Nonpartisans
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05
HAS WILD RIDE INSIDE
UNDERTAKES HEARSE

Fate was with Dorothy Ann HOyer,
80 month old daughter of Pierce Coun-
ty Coroner and Mrs. ROLAND Hoyer.
when she escaped injury at Ellsworth
in a wild ride down a steep hill in her
fathers hearse. The machine plungeI
down a ten-foot drop without turning
turtle, crashed through two wire
fences, rode a couple of bitches and
came to a halt against an embank
ment. The mishap occurred when
Mr.. Hoyer while washing the car, had
gone into the house. The little tot
switched a key which autom atically
started the engine. The machine was
in gear and the car started off down
the hill.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05
5000 ACRES STATE
SPRING SALES TOTAL

In II northern Minnesota counties,
5000 acres of state-owned land were
sold at the annual spring sales, F. A
Wildes, director of the Division of
Lands and Minerals, reported.
Roseau county topped the list in
sales with 2,270 acres. Other coun-
ties where state lands were disposed
of were Carlton, Beltrami, Aitkin.
Itasca, Koochiching, Kittson, Polk,
Clearwater, st. Louis, Cass and Mar
shall.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05
197, 900 CRAPPIES
RESCUED FROM LAKE

During the month of May, $4,000
crappies were rescued from Lake Lat
inner in Todd county where there was
danger because of low water level of
the fish smothering. The Division of
Game and Fish had the fishes trans
ferred to deeper bodies of water trib-
utary. Lakes benefitting were Maple,
Osakis, Crow, Bass, Big Birch, Long
and Kings.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05

Summary-Two base hits, Peterson,
Sexton. McCluSkey. Won Schenk; three
base hits. Peterson. Barquist. b. Will
liams ,; home run. S. Dodge; struck
out. by mstrong 7. by Williams 6. by
c. HandSchu 3. by Peterson 5; hit by
pitched ball. by Handschu, d. McClus-
key; bases on balls. off Armstrong l.
off Williams ,. off Handschu 3. off
Peterson /; umpire. ID. Wilcox; scorer.
T. Anderson; time, PAS.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05

where am II" asked a sick man
here as he came out of a deirium,
Am 1 in heaven" mo, DEAR" his
wife replied. Il am still right here
with YOU"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05

woman is nothing but a rag, 6
bone and a hank of hair" said one OF
our crusty old bachelors. Man is
nothing but a .brag, groan, and
tank of air." replied a beautiful ole
maid.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05

Heard among the men folks: Il read
in the paper that a scientist has dis
covered that singing warns the
blood" We'll, he lis right. I've heard
singing that made my blood boil"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05

pledged themselves to continuance
and extension of state control and OPP
GRAFTON of industrial enterprises. The
Thoreson group of Nonpartisans, on
the other hand, took a more vacilat-
ing stand on the original public own
ership program of the League, and
apparently made a bid for IVA votes.
For that reason the writer is inclined
to feel that the ticket headed by Gov
ernor LANCER deserved greater consid-
Grafton at the hands of the progress
sives of that state than did the ThOre-
son ticket, to say nothing of that of
the IVA, or regular Republican group.
Trend I'm Conservative Areas.
Incidently, the Langerites made
gains in all parts of the state. Mr..
LANCER carried many conservative
counties including the home counties
OF his two opponents. The following
results illustrate clearly the trend to-
ward Mr.. LANCER and his ticket.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-07-05

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trucks are in A No. condition, and
priced right.-Wente & Van Camp
Garage, Moose Lake. 36w44-1t
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MORE WANT ADS

year old heifer, spotted
red and white. Finder please not
ify Sven Swenson, 312 miles west
of Sturgeon Lake. 25w431t*
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NEWS REVIEW
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General Situation.

that Hitler had indicated his position
and won glorious victory.
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DONORS TO PARK
MRS. LIE SEUR TO SPEAK

Mrs. Marion lie Sour of the State
Department of Education will speak
in the Askov d. B. S. hall Monday
evening, July 8, at 8:15. Everyone
welcome.
Something to worry about-Cucum-
bers have been cultivated in India for
more than 5000 years.
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ASKOV MARKETS

Corrected each Thursday morning)
Butter, creamery, per lb. ..$O.25
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@ vice chancellor.
While Schuschnigg has IN army q
Catholic storm troops, the seml-mll-
tary organization which he leads, hig
vice chancellor could checkmate this
power, by his own control Of the po-
lice, gendarmerie. and large Helm.
Wehr force.
Il Austria should give it, agree
ment to the appointment Of xtanS
Won Papen, German Vice chancellor.
@ minister to Vienna, It appeared
likely that he would have no easy
task, for Q Heimwehr man has been
appointed foreign minister.
The new minister. Egon Berger
Waldenegg, Is . strong supporter and
subordinate Of Won starhemberg, who.
In . speech Friday, declared en-
phatically that there can b no COM
promise With National Socialists
(Naxiism).
While, on tbs whole, Sunday Was
observed a. . day Of rest by tho war
ring factions In Austria, reports from
the Yugoslav border Indicated that
trouble was stu continuing there.
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ABOVE: Heimwehr forces
rushed to protect the Austrian
Parliament as the Nazis staged
their daring coup. This scene,
showing the Parliament sur
mounted by a Nazi swastika in
"a blaze of glory" is typical
Of propaganda postcards with
which Austria was flooded in
months previous to the actual
Nazi outbreak.
BELOW: President Wilhelm
Miklas of Austria-in Klagen-
furt, Carinthia, on vacation
was reported to have been TAX
en- prisoner there by the regu-
lar army.