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The Omaha guide., 1938-10-15

old tune defies them.
For deft humor
and facile phrase the
ablest lyricists seem
TO me to be Lorenz
Hart, Ira Gershwin and
Howard Dietz. New
ms Venetian Love
Song" invariably sets
me upon O fruitless
quest of the golden girl.
/ prefer a contralto
grooming mighty LAX
a Rose" to a coloratura
singing the BIRD Song
from "Pagliacci OF
all the tunes about the
weather, Carroll Glib
bons' "A Garden in the
Rain" and Ann Ronell's
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-15
WHITE MUSIC CLUBS SEEK TO
ENCOURAGE COLORED
DEVELOPMENT

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 6 CAMP
The National Federation of Music
Clubs of which Mrs. Vincent ODER
of this city is president, and
which embraces 5000 musical or
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-15

didn't note a
pause in the con-
versation
Rimsky Korsa-
koff's "Schehera-
zade." though
performed I o o
often. is for me
the most =melo-
dious Oriental
music ever writ
ten | don't
remember ever
having heard a
-I~ Al. AaL
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soon. I wish I could forget all the
solos | have heard on the cornet .
Whenever / hear old bucolic airs on
the Jews harp and harmonica | am
sharply reminded of the vast coun-
try that lies west of the Hudson
River -. OF all the classics that are
iazzed. the works of Chaminade
have passed through the hopper the
least marred.
~"
The swing artists have tried TO
do things to 1.-The Harp That Once
Through Tara's Halls" but the
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-15

to Rio could be used since the ca
sine banned swing music. The unit
had to learn the Zamba with the
result that Lee now has a trunk
full of Zamba orchestrations.
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-15

You're Dead, You Rascal, YOU" by
the comparatively unknown Sam
Theard? John Redmond and Sammy
Mysels-struck a note of defiance
with an Be Hanged If They're
Gonna Hang Me-" More up the
customary sentimental side of Tin
Pan Alley are "I'n Be Happy When
the Preacher Makes You Nine" by
Walter Donaldson, Sam M. Lewis
and Joe Young, and "I4l Always
Be In Love With YOU" by the trio.
Herman Ruby, Bud Green and Sam
H. Slept. A big favorite a few years
back was Fred Albert and Roy
Turks "I'll Get By"
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-15
KID HERMAN STAGE MOVIE
VET TAKES DEATH LEAP

Los Angeles, Oct. 13 CAMP
Making new but said history, Kid
Herman former stage dancer mo-
vie actor and producer, was not
The Omaha guide., 1938-10-15
Help Kidneys
Don't Take Drastic Druds

Your.Kidneys contain o million tiny tubes
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today. The guarantee protects you.s Copr.
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uUUt 10 UCu tut VI
the same time 'T'H Be
With You When the
Bloom Agdtn."
Ernest Ball. OF "LoUe
Me and the World Is
Nine" fame. iorotc an
"IH' song-"IH Forget
You" Victor Herbert Is
represented sDith I'm
Be Married TO the Music
OF q MILITARY Band"
Long before the rise OF
Harry Hopkins. Louis
A. HirSch and Gene
Buck aCrote "IH Be q
Santa Claus to You"
Have you forgot
ten that odd bit of
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wars of the last hundred years.
Those "l1l" Songs
Innumerable are the song titles
that begin with the contraction
III. The exhaustive files OF the
American Society of Composers.
Authors and Publishers reveal that
practically every prominent song.
writer has produced one or more
numbers starting with the little
personal determination III Most
popular recent tune in this category
is I'll Sing You a Thousand Love
Songs by Warren and Dublin. with
10000 performances to its credit.
"I1l Stand BY" from the pens of
Benny Davis and j. Fred Coots is
a fairly close second with 1900
In third position. with a creditable
showing of $500 performances is
Noel Coward's I'm Follow My
Secret Heart" written some years
back.
-"
London's leading songwriter Q a
also responsible. you MAY recall, for
that seductive Pr traltz melody.
"IH See You Again" Many years
ago Albert uon Tilser' sorofe ,'TH
BE With Yon In Apple Blossom
Time" Gus Edndrds not to be out.
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themselves-just folks, with the
Same problem sand joys and sor-
rows that confront ordinary peo-
pie"
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Meet Your Friends at The Omaha
Guides 18th Annual Household &
Food Demonstration, Oct. IS to
22nd and Take Home A Prize.
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BE- k0U/5 RID
(Music Features G Photo Syndlcatel

DURELY Personal: I have never
i heard Dixie" or Stars and
Stripes Forever" played that |
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wars of the last hundred years.
Those "lll" Sonus
La gaceta., 1938-06-16
FRANCO HIPOTECA A ESPANA

ca fuera vencida, no seria a nj
sus amigos politicos los victo-
riosOs. Espana sc trocaria en-
un pueblo esclavo, en- una Abisi-
mia, un Marruecos, un Tunez, a.
tado al CAIRO de los totalitarios
centric europeos, almaciga de sod
lados forzoSos. Hitler Y Musso-
iini Sc repartirian-ya sc las re-
parten-sus riquezas agh-fcolas
y mineras, Y organizarian I'm e.
j@rcito enorme para ianzario So
bre Francia, por la frontera pi-
renaica, y los espanoles ten
drian que batirse para serwir
ajenos intereses y satisfacer o.
dios ex6ticos
tQue Franco y los suyos reac-
cionarian? IY como? Les seria
impossible. Aunque quisieran ma
cero-y 10 dudamos mucho,
porque sabemos que son incapa-
ces de arrepentimientos honra-
damente patrioticos-, no po-
drian les f :altarian los elemen-
tos necesarios. Hitler y Musso-
lini les reducirian a la impoten-
eia en- un abrir y cerrar de ojos.
Otro traidor reemplaazrfa al u
tilizado y trocado de indispensa-
bile, Ell estorbo engorroso. Quail
quier Queipo, Yagtie, Davila,
Jordana, Varela, sdria procla-
mado ''generalisimo, jefe del Els
tado", etc Y Glen peri6dicos can
tartan sus glorias. Y su retrato
apareceria en- Glen telones.. lEs
tan facil improvisar salvadores
Y gobernantes, cuando no hay Ii
bertad y la adulaci6n tiene abier
tos todos los caminos!. L..
Made cree a Franco cuando
dice que mo hipotecara eli por-
venir de Espana". Y es porque
todos saben que csc porvenir no
lie pertenece...
La gaceta., 1938-06-16
Dos dias EspeCia|es en- Ybor City

La Camara dc Concrete de Ybr, pr medid de SUI Buo de Comerdants acrdo reh-
una vma exhaordnaIa d. dos s con ell nombr de DOS DIAS ESPEClALES DE
YBOR CITY y dar ai una nuevap rueba de buna vohntad y adheiona la comuuidadh h-
ma Mahanav @nes %~d ell primer da especial y ell sabados aA esnd0 derO de los bs-
jos prGos aordados y las gangas exraordnais oheidaS
Dz cu@ros espedaIes pubhcamosq que son como avanzadasd de- las ofrase traordna-
rs que los anunios interiors; gentlemen.
Las necancTaso feddas en- ada cuadro,c como las onecdas en- los anuncos han Ido
obto de un examen eHrupuhoo ps una Comson especial del Bwo de omeraane
TrAase de que Sc cunpa zen TODD ss puntos 10 oherdoy de que ell onsuridor sga
satsfecho y esere con guto la veifcacon de- uevosa ontecnnents de eac ase
Ehos dos das epedaLs de Ybor City dediadosa la cloma latina, fWman los edabo-
n@m en- la cadena d. afetoy apreGo que una a los comerdantes de Ia Sephma avenday
Gales dyacent con los obreosd de las fabrcas y ss amigos
Oar habDador pecos epclesp para que puedas aar ell mayor ndmento de S
dnero, ESQ hod de los movies que inpukaron la peparacon de eta venta.
Nosohos que. sempeh emos aborado por Ell acecamieno del ohero al comercianey
la seguidadd de que ell pubi0o respondent con guto
Ia que ell comerCanted de Ybr City cdabW en- las bras deli pueblo aGno ho s que
cudadanos Ehnosc oLaborn en- La oba icons de los concentrates
Dose s epecaesm anana venes tumo IL y ell sabado 1S
La gaceta., 1938-06-16

guerra, mientras SuS amigos"
la consejan.-.
Frente a los regimenes tota-
litarios y ~legalistas, Sc sitlan
los semifascistas y reacciona =
rios de America y Europa.
Los Gobiernos semifascistas
caeran de parte de los vencedo-
res, no importa quienes sean.
ST a la bora del combate, cuan
do va las naciones democraticas
hayan Negado al fondo de la alb
yeccion, vencen los totalitarios,
la tirania adquirira mayores
proporciones en- los paises hero
americanos,,.
ST triunfan los liberales Y de-
m0crataS, entonceS los semifas =
cistas sc haran lamar dsm6cra-
las y hablaran tambien de los
derechos del hombre. q
GQue harfa Estados Unidos 81
los fascistas triunfaran en- Eu-
ropa Y senalaran a Norteameri-
ca como el enemigo Mum. l?
iLos momentos son de acci6n
y la espera denigrante nos lie
vara a la guerral
Las trincheraS de vanguardia
della democracia mundial estan
en- los campos y ciudades de la
Espana Republican,.
Los dltimos reuctos de la in
solencia y ell crimen internacio-
nal Sc leVantan en- Berlin " Ro-
ma.
Las posiciones de los acobarda-
dos, de los que tiemblan a la So
la mencion de la guerra, pero la
atiZan con su apatia, comienzan
en- Londres Y terminan en- Pa
rfs.
La gaceta., 1938-06-16
DE LEY EN- FA-
VOR DE LA
DE CORONA

Habana, JUNO 16.-Las re-
presentantes Maria Carbonell
Y Maria Caro- anunciaron aver
que presentaran un proyecto
de ley librando de responsible
lidad a la maestro Margot
Garcia, que en- Santiago de Gu
ba mat6 a Corona Fernandez,
I'm hombre que la difamaba.
Sc ha podido comprobar
que ell Corona, individuo de pc
cs escrupulos, atacaba ell no.
nor de la Srta. Garcia, espar-
ciendo noticias que ponian en-
duda la moraldiad de la mu-
chscha.
La gaceta., 1938-06-16
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Mccall morira. - Aggression totalitaria. - G
biernos. - T~rincheras del mundo

Mccall pagara su crimen,
con la vida.
La silla electrical, en- Raiford,
lie ~"quamara".
Cuanto mas pronto desapa-
rezca del mundo este hombre
sin entranas, mejor sera para 81
v su respectable familia.
LlOra la familia del ninito
secuestrado y asesinado y tam
bien Mora la familia del delin-
cuente.
Y TODD el NAL fue causado por
un individuo que deseaba ser
rico y no podia lograrlo por me-
dios legales o que sc aceptan CO.
mo legales.
La muerte borrara las Eases
mas profundas y repulsivas de
este triste suceso.
La gaceta., 1938-06-16

Barcelona.-Franco Sc ha a.
susGado; Sc ha asustado viendo
como incluso peri6dicoS de Pa
ris y Londres que lie venian sien
do favorables, afirman estOs
dias que su triunfo significa la
desaparici6n de Espaha como
pueblo independents. La ver'-
dad sc ha lido abriendo camino.
La evidencia ha podido mas que
las campanas mendaces paga-
das a peso de ORC.
Y ell "generalisimo' ha hecho
que la Agencia Havas lie publi-
que unas decEaraciones relati-
vas a sus planes futures:
"No hipotecare la integridad
y la Independence de Espana",
ha dicho.
I'm diario de los mas popula-
res de Francia, LA Depeche",
de Toulouse, ha contestado a e.
sas declaraciones con un suelto
muy significattyo:
"Supongamos-dice en- Al
que Franco, 81 dia de manana y
una vez triunfante quisiera e.
manciparse del yugo de sus ac-
tutales protectoreS. lC6mo po-
dria hacerlo? iY cuanto tarda-
|rian estos en- hacerlo pedazos?
Ia Depeche", de Toulouse,
planta ed problema CON claridad
absolute. Franco, desde Ell dfa
en- que, no pudiendo veneer con
sus recurSos militares propios all
regimen que habia traicionado,
SIC echo EN- brazos del extranje-
70, pldiendole medios y hon.
bres, tuvo que resignarse ad pa
pei de cipayo, de instrumental
passive de dos naciones que bus
caban en- nelestro pals no solo
materias primlas, sine posicio-
mes estrategicas. Y 81 la Rep1bli
La gaceta., 1938-06-16

Otros cinco vapores ~extranje-
ros, tires ingaeses y dos france
SEES, fueron aver atacados por
los aeroplanos italianos Y ale
names de los facciosos espano-
les.
Use ''agachara" tambien Fran
ella, gobernada ,por um radical
socialista?
iPermitira Ell pueblo frances
que sus vapores mercantes sean
hundidos por la aviaci6n totali-
taria al servicio de un general
que de hombre NADIA biene?
La posici6n de Daladier es
mas delicada y complicada que
la de 'sMarica" Chamberlain.
Pueblo viril, que sabe prote-
ger sus derecho, Francia ACADIA
"a por "estallar'', no importa
las excuses que ell gobierno bri-
tanico fabrique.
Una naci6n debil cast STEM
pre- Ices por Ell pequeno ndmerQ
de sus habitantes y sus escas&
recursos; pero Ia 'debilidad" an
gao-francesa es producto de Ia
cobardfa, del miedo, porque Be-
nito y Adolfo vociferan y anne
naZan.
La gaceta., 1938-06-16
Ell PUEBLO DE SANTl SPI-
RITUS AMENAZO CON A
A1ACAR UN CONVENtO
Una religiosa sc escape utili-
zando una sega

Habana, JUNO 16.-El es-
candalo del dia en- la Republica
10 constituye ell suceso de San
ii Spiritus, donde ell pueblo es-
tuvo a punto de atacar un con
vento EN- ell cual era maltrata-
da una novicia Guiana, Maria
de los Angeles Medina, que sc
,vi6 obligada a escapar descoi-
gandose por una ventana con
una soga.
Cuando ell pueblo Sc entero
de 10 sncedido, march6 hacia
ell convento y la fuerza publ
ca Sc vic precisada a interve-
mir. ACCOMPLISHMENTS intervi-
nieron las autoridades y Sc
evitaron males mayores.
Ell juez de esa ciudad Sc ha
dirigido al de la Habana, don
de Sc encuentra Maria de los
Angeles Medina, pidiendole to
me declaration a la religiosa.
Aseg1rase que la joven Me-
dina era maltratada y que Sc
la mantenia a pan y aqua.
La indignation en- Santi Spi
ritus no Sc ha calmado y ell pue
bio demanda justicia,
La gaceta., 1938-06-16

Espana esta "clavada" en- las
posiciones donde la muerte hace
su mayor cosecha.
Los Verdug0S atacan desde
Burgos, Roma y Berlin v. en-
la America indoespanola ell fas-
cismo predomina en- Guatemala,
Peru, Bolivia y otros paises en-
los cuales sc traiciona a la iuSti-
ella Y a la humanidad.
La retaguardia de la ignomi-
mia pertenece a LondreS Y Pa
rIs Y a los paiSes americanos
que "negocian" con ell regimen
degradante de Franco.
La gaceta., 1938-06-16

Hay varias classes de Gobier-
nos en- estos dfas de horrible con-
fusion generada por las poter-
cias totalitarias.
En- Alemania, Italia, Jap6n y
Portugal gobiernan los qneros Y
los peores, porque los mas y los
meores, acobardados, callan !
esperar.
Italia, Alemania " el Jap6n
anhelan adquirir el dominic del
mundo por medic de la fuerza
v Ia destruction.
Recuerdan las naciones tota-
aiparias que Tnglaterra pas6 a
ser poderosa, sefora de los ma
res y de otras cosas, por medic
del robo de tierras y con Ell pre-
texto de civilizar.
Para llegar a donde quere-
mos, dicen los dictadores, vamos
q coger TODD 10 que necesitamos,
no importa 10 que suceda.
Las flamadas naciones demo-
craticas, que por su parte afir-
man defender la cultura Y la ci-
vilizaci6n, ladrones de aver, a..
medrentadas hoy, TODD 10 espe-
ran de ia legalidad, precisamen-
to cuando Ia legalidad ha cesa-
do de tener valor positive en- Ell
mundo.
Las naciones autoritarias o
totalitaias, enemigas e la demo-
cacia y Ia legalidad, Sc oponen
o las dem6cratas y liberales.
Los Gobiernos de La violencia
y Ia aggression tornaron posicio-
mes frente a los Gobiernos de la
democracia, la paciencia Y la a.
parente impotencia.
China y Espana son las vfcti-
mas mayores Y sus Gobiernos
sustentan la democracia; pero
los paises democr4ticos Sc cru,
gan de brazos-.-. y esperan.
Hecoeslovaquis es de nuevo
aenansSsds y - prspsca para b
La gaceta., 1938-06-16

toria de Franco EN- Europa, de-
ben ~comprender que es preferi-
bile la paz a la guerra, y que la
paz solo Sc mantiene por medic
de concesiones razonables.
Haya paZ--... pero que tenga
por base la ~juSticia!
La gaceta., 1938-06-16
CUMP1E HOY 80 AMOS
Ell REY D ESUECIA

Estokolmo, Suecia, JUNO 16,
hoy 80 amos de edad
el rey Gustavo V. Miles de per-
sonas lie ovacionaron al presen-
tarse en- Ell balloon del Castillo
Real. Varios dfas de fiestas Sc
han preparado en- TODD Ell pals.
La gaceta., 1938-06-16

Los fabricantes hicieron una
contraproposici6n a los obreros
de la industrial tabacalera.
La diplorlacia entrara en- iue
go en- todos los sectores y los O.
breros Sc mostraran razonables.
Los pocos '+cavernfcolas" de
ia industrial, que anhelan la vie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05

A GAINST the backdrop of its "A heavily timbered slopes, Lcb- anon has clung to a place in his tory, almost from the beginning of civilization.
 By itself Lebanon played ml- nor part, but it's massive cedar trees invariably linked it with the times. It was the timbered sup port of the Phoenician coast towns. Its pines and cedars were of inestimable value to barren Egypt and as early as 5000 B. C.. a close relation between the two is marked.
 At one period Lebanon. with Phoenicia, was an Egyptian pro- tectoratc. During the Egyptian decadence later, Hiram of Tyre took advantage of the decline to contract an alliance with Solomon of Israel which called for the eX- change of Lebanese timber for Palestine's grain and olive oil.
 Through the centuries Leba- non's importance waned for the most part and today it operates under the French tricolor. It was declared an independent state in 1920. Its population is 592,000 and its capital Beirut.
 An early-day Lebanese castle is shown below on a 1881 Lebanon stamp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
Cn AmaS1A <n ASK rEmS

May 2, 1898-Lucy Thomas mar ries Lowell Dresher heir to copper riches.
 Oct. 6, 190O-A daughter, Jane, is born to the DreShers.
 June 4, 1917-Jane graduates from high school.
 Jan. 6, 1918-Jane marries Will son Fremont, her childhood sweet heart. The marriage turns Wilson's parents against Jane.
 Nov. 27, 1918--WilSon disappears, leaving note to Jane which says the separation will be permanent. Jane immediately launches search for him and planes the elder Ire monts for Wilson's act.
 Jan. IT., 1923-Investigators hired by Jane end fourth year of search for Wilson.
 Jan. 19, 1923-Jane hears Wilson has been killed in California but is unable to confirm the report.
 June 21, 1926-Jane marries Her bert Nelthorpe.
 June 30, 1926-Nelthorpe is killed in an automobile crash.
 Aug. 12, 1926-Nelthorpe's par ents attempt to prevent Jane from collecting her dover rights.
 ON WHAT GROUNDS DID THE NELTHORPES BASE THEIR CONVENTIONS, AND WHY DID THE COURT RULE THEY WERx IN ERROR?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05

PROF E DOUGLASS of the University of
 neme study Of tree rings After of digent searching ne haS peced together tree years has long been known growth was most rapid m wet but only recent disclosed the anec- ton of sunspOs and rainfall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05

Hendry's secretary is the same girl?"
 Bob took the picture, and his eyes widened with horror as he stared at it, unbelieving.
 "T,he same girl?" Kennedy re- peated.
 Bob nodded his head slowly. "Yes, it is," he admitted, quietly. There was no doubt about it in his mind. Tn 10 years, Joan had changed hardly at all. And her father
 He remembered, of a sudden, the words she had spoken to him on New Years Eve. There is something in my life I would rather die than have you know This was it.
 Joan, he thought, my poor dar- ling! This is the horrible secret you've carried all these years? You were afraid that I, too, would believe it? You thought, my dear, that I would believe your father a murderer?
 He spun on Kennedy savagely
 T don't care what your San Francisco pictures show" he cried. That girls father never killed a man. Neverr"
 Kennedy shrugged. That's not for us to consider now, MT. An dreWs. We want to know who killed MT. Hendry-"
 Find out, then! But don't persecute an innocent girl"
 Wait moment, Andrews!" Kennedy said sharply. We're not trying to persecute anybody, as you say. But there's an angle which you haven't considered
 What is it?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
Gro Be Continued)

South Africa has announced that if every human being in the coun- try would pay $130 to the state the Unions entire public debt could be paid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05

Solution on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
CAST OF CHARACTERS

JOAN BARRETT, heroine, sec- retary to John Hendry.
 JOHN HENDRy, mining invest Ment head.
 BOB ANDREWS, Hendry's ju- nior partner and Joan's fiance. SYBIL HENDRY, socialite, Johl; Hendry's niece and JOan's rival in love.
 PHILIP HENDRY, SybiPs bro ther.
 DOROTHY STARKE, 4Joan's girlhood friend.
 CHARLES NORTON, California mining promoter.
 Yesterday: Bob, returning to New York, learns the terrible news from SybiI. She also reveals the story of Joan's past, intimates the police suspect her. Bob de- termil;es to find Joan, clear her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-07-07

capital of the legitimist government
but they have not yet taken Valencia
and they are still about 800 miles
from that goal. @s.ssy
Fighting during the last few days
appears to have resulted in a series
OF minor defeats for the government,
troops; they have, however, to some
extent been offset by small govern
ment victories-but nothing decisive
has resulted, one way or the other
and the whole picture is still in the
see-saw stage.
Swallow BOmbarded.
Last week Pope Plus addressed to
the government at Tokyo a request
that the japanese military authorities
abstain from bombarding unfortified
Chinese cities and their civilian popu-
lations. The Mikado's government
replied that the matter would be TAX
en- under "reverent consideration, y
but few hours later Japanese avia-
tors bombarded the South Chinese
city of Swatow-a place well within
the category of the papal note; the
result is said to have been the mas
sacre of between 1000 and 1900
civilians.
The japanese march toward Han
kow progresses slowly but, it seems
steadily; there are still serious OBJ
structions afforded by Yellow River
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-07-07
WEED NOTICE

Notice to land owners and renters
in the village of Askov:
You are hereby notified to destroy
all noxious weeds on your premises
in the village at once. I will make
the rounds to inspect and check up
on weeds next week. The easiest
and perhaps the most efficient way
to destroy weeds is to cut them with
a scythe or mower and rake and burn
when dry. Quack grass and Canadian
sow thistle are among the worst weed
pests we have.
HANS MOSBEK,
Weed Inspector, Village of Askov.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-07-07
Gardeners Nook
BY GARDEN CLUB EDITOR

God made the flowers to beautify
The earth, and cheer mans careful
mood;
And he is happiest who has power
To gather wisdom from a flower,
And wake his heart in every hour
To pleasant gratitude.
Wordsworth.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-07-07
ASKOV
Movies Here Again.

Conrad Christensen, manager of the
local D. B. S. hall, announces that
the movie, "Guns and Guitars" with
Gene Autry playing the star roll, will
be shown in the hall Monday night,
July IL, at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Christen-
sen urges everyone to attend the NOV
les since that is practically the only
way the hall has of making any money
to pay its taxes and other expenses.
Continuation of the movies will de-
pend on the attendance.
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SANDSTONE BIBLE CHURCH

Sunday school July 10, 10 a. M;
preaching, IL a. M; Rev. R. Deursen
preaching. Communion service.
Tworp. M, Bear Creek, service.
Eight p. M, Gospel service. Special
singing and speaker.
"wednesday, p. m, prayer meeting.
Thursday, 8 p. m, annual church
meeting.
Friday, p. m, Young Peoples
meeting.
R. DEURSEN, Pastor.
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floods and Chinese military obstinacy,
but it is generally conceded that,
ultimately, Japan will raise her ris-
ing-sun banner over the temporary
capital of China.