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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
Friend Returns Watch

Miss J. G. Would you please tell me where my wrist watch is?
 Ans. It Is my opinion that you gave your watch to your boy friend the other night when you broke your strap, and he forgot to return 1t to you when he took you home. He is out of town at the present time, but as soon as he arrives in the city he will call you, and tell you that he has your watch.
 Mrs. o. D. o. Will my husband take me on the trip which he is contemplating making?
 Ans. It appears to me, madam; that this will be for business pur- poses as wei las pleasure. There are three other men also considering taking this trip with your husband, and same is no place for you. Let your husband go away for a few days, and enjoy himself with his friends. While he Is gone carry out some of the plans which you have been wanting for the past month or 50. This will be 8 good chance for you to get away from home for 2 few days yourself. ou will both return home in much happier spirits.
 K. F. Should I continue in my present business?
 Ans. indications are that you are contemplating selling this business. I would not advise you to take this step at the present time. Be patient and work harder, and within few months you will not said business operating on much more profit able basis.
 MT. w. R. s. am married to a woman do not love. Her money was hard to resist. Tell me what will be the outcome 0 fthis mar riage?
 Ans. My calculations as to your question Is that you did not do yourself, or your wife justice by marrying her. She loves you very
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
Sister Causing Trouble

Mrs. I. N. w. Will my husbands s sister ever learn to like me, and stop trying to cause us trouble?
 Ans. My vibrations are that this party considers you very fickle per- son, and not worthy of their name. It seems to me that you have the ability to out-smart this person, and prove that you are very refined and respectable person. I would sug- gest that you begin trying to change this party's attitude towards you, or she is going to cause some very serious trouble.
 Mrs. E. c. B., Naugatuck, Conn. Will I be able to make the change I now desire soon?
 Ans. In alayzing your thought 1t appears to me that within the next 6 months you will have the oppor- tunity to sell your home. After you have done so then I see you going to your farm to live permanently.
 H. T. c. Will my mother ever know what better health means?
 Ans. My chart indicates that your mother should move to another climate before she will regain her health fully. It seems that if you would have talk with your father that 1t would help out great deal In this subject.
 Mrs. s. T. B. Please tell me will I have the happiness that I am so desirious of obtaining?
 Ans. It appears to me that you lost a dear child in the past, but am very pleased to write that the vacant spot in your heart will be filled with the love of another child. The summer months of 1888 are very favorable for you in this direction.
 MT. L. w. Should I go ahead with my plans to take this person in as a partner in my business?
 Ans. My chart shows that this person has been connected with you in a business deal just recently, and that he did not you a fair deal You do not have faith and confidence in this party now and will never have, therefore, I would advise you to for get this person for connection with you, and find somebody you can trust to fill the place.
 K. F. will my wife follow out her plans to go back to her own coun- try, as she would like to do now?
 Ans. You wife's desire at the present time Is to go back to her native country, which Is shown to be France, and visit her parents while finances are ample. It Is my thought that you should grant her this favor, as 1t will make her very happy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
STATE CAMPS TO
 GIVE GALA SHOW
CCC Boys Plan Vaudeville Offering in Hartford
 Early Next Month

West Cornwall, Feb. 15.--The sev- enteen Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Connecticut will present a huge vaudeville show at the Wom- ans club auditorium in Hartford Thursday evening March 4th 1t was announced last week by Colonel R.. w. Collins, commanding officer of the fifth eco district. The enter tainment will start promptly at 2 o'clock and continue until 11:30 D. m., and a silver loving cup will be awarded to the camp that presents the best entertainment in the opin- ion of the judges. The judges will have a wide variety of entertainers to choose from with constant pa- rade of comedians, dancers, in- itators, nagicians, acrobats, quar- tets, glee clubs, hillbilly bands, or- chestras, fife and drum corps, con- edy skits, ventriloquists and cowboy singers from the camps. The enter tainment will be given by eco en- rollees exclusively and large crowd is expected to attend.
 Herbert Sabottke of New Britain received the rating of leader and Edmund J. Riel of New London re- ceived the rating of assistant lead- CT at Camp Cross during the past week. It was the second promotion received by Sabottke since his en- rollment four weeks ago.
 The camp basketball team will travel to Thomaston Thursday eve ming where they will play the Camp Roberts five in g eco league game.
 The third social get together was held last Thursday evening between the enrollees of Camp Gross and Camp Tourney. The boys from Tou- mey were treated to a Bingo game after the game tournaments were run off.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
Mental Expert Gives More Advice to Democrat Readers

find this person who was your for mer husband ever returning to you. You weer married too young to realize what love was and to ap- preciate 1t, but now that you have lost him you realize what he means to you. His attentions have been turned to another person, who will son become his second Wife. You should also turn your thoughts in some other direction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15

ority you will find better conditions surrounding you. You have miscOn- strued his ability In the past.
 MT. 8. L. E. I have been going with a young lady for some time. Tell me whether or not she loves me?
 Ans. Love is indicated in your surroundings, however. 1t requires time for this to materlalize. Mar riage is shown for you during the month of June or July this year.
 M. D. Will my husband get one of the positions he has applied for?
 Ans. My chart indicates that your husband will be successful again in 2 position as that of . however, 1t does not ap- pear to me as being local. This will be in the capacity of travelling salesman.
 MT. W. M. H.. Watertown, Conn. Sould I disposhe of my holdings
 Ans. Astrological indications show 1t would be nome advisable for you to hold your present stock invest ments in your possession. At later date you will receive more revenue from them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15

much, and it would hurt her very much, to know that you do not possess the love that you should have, and that you married her be- cause of her money. Rename as yO uare, and try to make your life as happy as possible. Do not de- prive your wife of the happiness she should have, especially since you are not contributing anything to yOur own livelihood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
Countless Received His Guidance
 And Praise Same To The Highest

Great throngs are rushing their letters to Fl Haren before the final hours of his engagement this noted Astrooeer's writings in THE DEMOCRAT will end Thurs day February 25th thus leaving only 10 more days for you to be able to communicate with this great benefactor TO all those who desrous of consulting him you are urged to note Special Reading and Question Coupon on this page which explains fully the only way to be sure of doing so
 Soon Mr. Fl Haren, will leave the city of Waterbury for another city, where he will help and guide those in that territory to relieve their minds of worry and discon tentment
 During his stay here he has gained a host of friends and followers who will remember his kind and understand ing advice for long time to come. you want to be among the innumerabe others to achieve that in life which is most important to you then take advantage TODAY of the Special Correspondent Service to be sure of receiving his help.
 Information How to Be Sure of Securing His
 Advice by Mail
 To enable the many readers who desirous of ob- taining Fl Harens advice before his engagement ends Thursday February 25h you asked to note the Special Reading and Question Coupon in this column which re- veas the only way to be positively sure of doing so By properly filling out this Coupon enclosing 1t in letter together with two your most important questions 50 CENTS IN COIN (OR MONEY ORDER) and also SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE will result in you re- ceing the to your questions free of charge along with complete Astrological Document BY RETURN MAIL
 REMEMBER, you only have 10 more days remaining to communicate with Fl Haren, as his engagement erm- ates with THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT, Thursday Feb uay 25h therefore everyone urged to take advantage of this splendid and outstanding OPPORTUNITY, while you still have time to do
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
Read What Others Say
 Of FL Haren's Advice
DEAR SIR:

DEAR SIR: Have consulted different persons in your line of work in the past but ruthuly say that none compare with your ability When you answered my questions you even told me what was thinking about am very glad that your advice while you were in our city. Everything you predicted for has come true and am much happier through your personal services.
 Yours truly,
 c. H. MARTZ
 % No. Foundry St.,
 Hagerstown Maryland
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
Investment Unadvisable

Mir. o. w. L. Would you advise me to continue investing any more money in this speculation?
 Ans. My conclusions are that you have not invested much money In this promtion. This appears to be a stock promotion idea. I advise you to not invest another cent In this direction. You can we'll afford 70 lose the small amount you have aI- ready invested.
 MT. s. L. I. I am crippled and in love with a young lady. VIII she marry me?
 Ans. This party's love for you Is deep enough that she will become your wife. My advice k for you to ask her, and the happiness you now desire will be yours. Do not continue feel that your affiicti0n will ruin your life. This Is something which you cannot do anything about. and by all means should not permit yourself to cultivate an inferiority complex over iG
 Mrs. R. M. A. Why did the party get mad at me? Did say anything wrong to herr
 Ans. My friend, if you will coii- tinue as you are at this time the mentioned party will again Dc . very dear friend of yours. It seems that this person Is your daughter in law and you witnessed some nIis- understanding with her . few months ago. Discontinue to worry as will soon make up for the un- happiness witnessed.
 Miss A. 6. Will the man l now love ever return to me?
 Ans. At this writing ! de mos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
Son Operates Business

Mir. L. W. B. Should I seel my business?
 Ans. A sale Is not necessary for you. Instead of concentrating on this subpect, what you need is a vacation. Let your son handle this business while you are away, and by giving him little bit more auth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
DEAR FRIEND AND ADVISOR:

DEAR FRIEND AND ADVISOR Your frankness in answering questions has erased any doubt my the soundness of your science and advice and in the future shall not be recent in placing any confidence in you regarding any difficult problems which may confront me- Words cannot express the ap- precation have for being able to consult you while you were in Kalamazoo and trust that you will return to our city again in the future Please accept thanks for your kindness beg to remain
 Yours very truly,
 KLAZIENE VERMUELEN,
 1901 N. Edwards St.,
 Kalamazoo Michigan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15

During Fl Haren's activities throughout the coun- try he has received thousands of letters unsolicited similar to the ones you have just read You too, can receive the services those whose testimonial letters given by sending for Special Reading and charge privately and confidentally by mail Your at- tention is called to the fact that Mr. Fl Harens en- gagement with The Democrat concludes Thursday, February 25 therefore, there only few more days remaining for you to communicate with him. You are urged to submit your order today for Special Read ing so that you will be of consulting him before his departure
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
DEAR FL KAREN:

DEAR FL KAREN
 We are so thankful to you for your wonderful advice and help My husband and both have partaen of your knowledge, and have gained much help indeed from the advice which you gave us your personal letter We not express our sincere gratitude you Trusting that we will again have the pleasure of reading your columns we remain ever.
 Your true friends,
 MIR AND MRS. A. BOWERS,
 271 w. Ninth St.,
 Wnona. Minnesota.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
Advises Discontinue
 Dates

Miss J. O. w. I am having dates with a man who is filing suit for a divorce within the next 10 days. Should I continue to go with him?
 Ans. It Is my opinion that you should, for your own reputation, discontinue to see this person until after he has obtained his divorce. You will eliminate g lot of unnec- essary trouble by carrying out my advice in this matter.
 Mrs. c. G. Will my husbands children learn to respect me. and obey? . Ans. These children do respect you. but resent the fact they have to obey someone other than their own mother. Be congenial and lem tent with them. In the near future you will have their complete ad- miration and love.
 Mrs. c. A. N. When may expect my daughter to come home?
 Ans. My friend. I see you now will hear from her, however, con ditiOns surrounding her will not be very good. She does not wish your assistance, and by all1owning her to work out her own problems, she will benefit more therefr0n1.
 L. P. w., Cheshire, Conn. VIII I be happy?
 Ans. My friend, I see you now contemplating marriage. This young man loves you dearly, and you are shown to be very well mated. Carry out your plans In this direction and much happiness an dsuccess is shown for you. My best thought attends you both.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15

Chile's sulphur industry is grow ing rapidly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
MIR. FL KAREN, DEAR FRIEND:

MIR. FL KAREN, DEAR FRIEND: Received your personal letter, and also the Reading which very proud of The answers to my questions very satisfactory and you have already helped me in many ways any needs help in their personal prob es would say consult Fl Haren know that you can aid them much you did me. Wishing you success, remain,
 MIR. ARTHUR PETERSON
 General Delivery
 Lacrosse, Wisconsin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-15
DEAR MIR. FL KAREN:

DEAR MIR. FL KAREN:
 May extend my thanks to you for the services rend- ered very much satisfied with your helpful advice Wish to state in this letter Mr. Haren that have not given you half the credit that you More people in this vicinity should obtain your guidance and am confident that by doing they will avoid great deal of trouble and have more happiness in their undertakings.
 Sincerely,
 MRS. ALBERTINE PELLETIER,
 355 Main St., Apt 9,
 Bangor Maine
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-12-23
Reduced Supply
Stimulate Prices
All Species of Livestock
Gain Ground at Begin
ming of Christmas Week.

South st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 20
1887 GU. S. D. A.: The seasonal
decline in marketings prior to the
Yule holidays started out early this
year. In all three divisions of the
livestock market runs were decidedly
reduced and prices generally re-
sponded by soaring. The advances
in the cattle pens were not sharp, but
coming on the heels of series OF
lethargic markets provided somewhat
of a tonic to the selling side. Steers
and yearlings were steady to strong
while slaughter she stock were fully
steady to Csc higher Bulls and veal
ers generally held steady but feeder
and stocker cattle were not imbued
with the firmness that featured
slaughter classes. Instead replace
ment cattle were generally steady
but slow. Odd head of fat steers
touched 5000, with bulk consisting of
warmed-up and short-fed kinds at
$3.50 to $7.00 Heifers sold down.
ward from $780,
Extreme advances in the hog trade
were not maintained. Opening with
bang when shippers dug into the
supply deeply, prices at the outset
were as much as 35c higher than
Saturday or steady to zoe above Fri
day. Top rose to $500, holding a
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-12-23

WAYNE E. jacobsen and family
were Duluth visitors Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Coombe left Sat-
urday to spend part of the Christmas
vacation at Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henriksen and
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne E. Jacobsen
were Duluth callers Friday evening.
Several members of the local school
faculty left during the weekend to
spend the Christmas vacation at their
respective homes.
Rudolph E. Petersen came Sunday
from Minneapolis and visited until
Tuesday at the home of his father,
Rasmus Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Henriksen and
Mrs. Wayne E. Jacobsen and Miss
Ruby were Minneapolis callers the
first of last week.
Miss Alta Clausen came Tuesday
from Minneapolis to spend the hol-
iday season at the home of her broth
er, Werner Clausen.
Sigurd Buck, university student
Minneapolis, is spending the Christ
mas vacation at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Buck.
Russell Jensen, junior college stu
dent at Worthington, is spending the
holiday vacation at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Jen-
sen.
Arthur Christensen, university stu
dent, Minneapolis, is here spending
the Christmas vacation at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
men Christensen.
Howard and Miss June Kiltofte
university students, Minneapolis, are
here to spend the Christmas vaca-
ton at the home of their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Holger B. Kilstofte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Christensen left
Sunday for Minneapolis where they
will visit for few days with her
folks after which they will spend
part of the Christmas school vacation
at Detroit Lakes at his parental home
The annual Alumni-High School
basketball game will be held in the
D. B. S. hall Tuesday evening, De-
cember %. Most of the alumni bas-
keteers will be home for the occasion
and an interesting game with the fast
high school team is expected. The
Askov Alumni Association will have
its annual meeting in the D. B. S.
hall basement Immediately after the
game.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-12-23

very favorable position to some of the
larger eastern points Bulk sales good
and choice 40 to 220 pound weights
were $3.50 to $500; 200 to $50 pounds
$7.25 to $3.50; $50 to 800 pounds $3.50
to $7.35; heavier weights down to
$6.7O. Good sows bulked at S6.4O
to $685..
Lambs were not to be outdone by
other meat animals in todays spiral
ing markets. On the other hand, the
ovine specie set the pace, selling ac-
lively at Csc to soc higher rates.
Slaughter ewes and feeding lambs,
however, were only steady. Bulk
good and choice fat lambs scaling
95 pounds down brought $3.50 to
$8.75, while shippers paid 5000 for
three loads strictly choice fed lambs
Ewes sold downward from $3.50,
while native and Dakota feeding
lambs bulked at $500 to $3.50. Mon
tana range feeders were held above
$3.50, and unsold late.
Invest Is cents in classified ad
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-12-23

CZecho-SloVakia of Frances con-
tinued interest in their political well
fare, and to receive from them as
surances that they still considered
themselves staunch friends of the
French republic. In this, Monsieur
Delbos seems to have succeeded, but
details of his conversations with col
leagues in the four countries have
not been given.
Possibly, the ultimate purpose of
the journey was to strengthen and
stimulate central-European democ-
racy in its efforts to resist dictatorial
theology, as exemplified by Germany
and Italy; by the recent addition of
Italy's signature to those already ap-
pended to the German-Japanese
treaty against Communism" and by
Italy's resigning from the League of
Nations.
General Dies
In Munich General Erich Won
Ludendorff died last Monday at the
age of 70; he had been Field Marshal
Paul Won Hindenburg's mainstay
during the early stages of the World
war, later became general quarter
master of all the German armies in
the field, was-after the wars end
involved in Adolf Hitler's notorious
Munich beer hall attempt at rebel
lion, was charged with treason and
acquitted; in recent years Won Luden-
dorff seemed to have elaborated on
the idea that everybody else in the
world was wrong, only he in the
right, and he devoted his waning
strength to attacks on Jews, Free
Masons and the Christian church.
There was a time when fame was
his. That time had passed now
he was merely querulous and dis
gruntled old man.
Death, too, came to Leo M. Kara
khan, one of the foremost diplomats
in the foreign service of the Russian
Soviet government; he, with seven
others equally prominent, suffered
the death of the traitor at the hands
of a firing squad few days ago.
The charge against Karakhan and the
seven others was high treason, but,
in conformity with Soviet usage, no
details of the trial, the sentence and
the executions have been given. The
world is Notwithstanding be-
cause these things are being done in
such suspiciously deep secrecy. A
little candor about these matters
might increase the prestige of the
Soviets abroad.
Merry Christmas!
Despite the troubles of disturbed
and turbulent world-despite the fact
that world prospects, generally speak
ing, do not look any too bright for
1888, your foreign-news reporter feels
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-12-23
Is Your Mail Here?

Mail addressed as listed below re-
mains unclaimed and unknown at the
Askov post office:
Clare Fletcher, Carl L. Petersen,
Carl Petersen, Miss Martha Larsen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Sine Jer-
gensen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sorensen, Jr.,
Mrs. Soren Matson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mad
sen, contractor; Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch Nc
Leod, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Spicer.
Mrs. Jorgen Christensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Snelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jor-
gensen, Box Is; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hammer, Mrs Thorvald Sorensen,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Petersen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sophus Jensen and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Erling Kraugh, Mrs. Alvin
Madsen
A letter mailed at Askov and adj
dressed to Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Mont
gomery and family, remains in the
office for the reason that no address
is given.
Mail for the following is also held
because it is prepaid with only l1a
cents stamps and therefore can not
be forwarded without additional pos
tage; or else the forwarding address
is unknown:
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Laursen, Mr..
and Mrs. Mis- Kyhl, Carl Madsen, Carl
NJ. Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Haviland (2), E. A. E. Laage, Mr..
and Mrs. Holger Dixen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans c. Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Petersen, (2), Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M.
Christilaw, (3), Mr.. and Mrs. o. R.
Keller, az.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-12-23
Stores Open Tonight.

Most of the business places along
Main street will be open until 9
o'clock tonight Thursday. Tomor-
row (Friday) most of them will be
closed from to in the afternoon
so as to give every one an oppor-
tunity to attend the church services
at o'clock.
The stores will be open for short
time after the church services. They
will all be closed all day Christmas,
and on that day the post office will
be open just long enough to dispatch
and receive mail from each of the
regular mail trains.