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OLD RED BRICK HOUSE

OLD RED BRICK HOUSE.
sylvan setting and 200 acres excellent
farmland on good road high-cass country
gentleman area, committing distance to d.
Z. Adequate outbulldngs. ST. 900
Colonial brick boxWOod needing remod-
cling: J.. miles D. C, MARYLAND State high
way; "93 acres best farming land. capable
OF producing excellent income: So 800
Spacious old stone house. nearby Md
small acreaee. having beautiful trees box
good. garden and swimming pool Sacrl-
flce price. >l4. 500
100 acres $3.50; partly woodcd. on
vide stream; very ancient house with end
chimneyS; brick-nogged construction re-
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MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM.
SIS 0OO
CALVERT co

12-room dormer -windoWed good cordi-
ton residence: * acres partly wooded land
On paved highway. near Chesapeake Bay
and Patuxent River beaches and fishing
grounds. Also Groom cottage in cak grove
:.car garage and chicken houses Most
THEODORE F. MENK
l':4 10Th NV. %. Pot 31O7.
Evening and Sunday Col 1S45
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Is ACRES, $3.50 PER ACRE; FRONTING
on Central ave. Route PA to Annapolis;
II mi Dist line: part wooded electricity;
S25 down $40 monthly. West River 216-
F-6. or Adams 4726 after 5 pm.
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FLORISTS. ATTENTION,

Term lease: finest locations near WASH
we'll watercd; fertile soil; fronting 500 feet
or more on Connecticut ave Apply OWN
Err, Adams 721S-M. 29l5 Conn. ave.
Apt 400
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

. MILES FROM WHITE HOUSE. ON LEE
hlGhWay--lt acres TcXaCo station. > new
c2oAS l',-room tourist home: needs some
repairs; chicken houses exchange $40 900
equity in So 900 properly for house or
business properly. Georgia 1874
6" ACRES NEARBY ND: FINE FOR IN
$4,000, clear: similar acreage selling for
so.uoo 10 $4,000 per acre. trade for equity
income property. Agents attention Box
f3-Z Star
SELL OR TRADE $1,000 EQUITY IN $40
300 detached Oh. Oh. home Cal! OWNER
Lincoln 53I1-1
PRACTICALLY NEW oNE-sToRY BrIcK
store. NV, clear Cf encumbranCe Cham
house: Mr.. CRAWFORD, 1910 Vt. ave. NV
Met. o1l3.
$ RMS. AND BATH ~ ACRES IN WEN
block = 7. and bus: exchange equity for
Arllneton or D. c. hom@. R. COTTON
LEWIS owner, Clifton Sta. Va. Phi. FAR
fax gi-J-li
NEAR FREDERICK, MD-S ROOMS AND
bath house acreage. fruit. good wa er Sale
like rent or exchange for nearby property
Phone GeOrgla 1862
WILL TRADE MY EQUITY OF 81 200 IN
modern 6-room home near Walter Reed
Hospital for lot or acreage in nearby Va
Box 413-X. Star
FOUR GOOD FARMS s. 500 TO 81 500
dwelling. 1i-acre poultry farm. 7-room
dwelling, S3.5oo: either clear or subject
70 first trust, 5000. B. F. PERROW
RpmlnCtOn. Va
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FARMS FOR SALE

BLUEGRASS STOCK FARM WITH IA
vrginia's finest bluesrass SECTION, the
every refinement of fine home there are
sets of farm buildings end 31I acres OF
SSoa g1szins and crop an 80 miles from
cash bal. can be arranged See MASON
HIRsT, Annandsle, Va; at the end OF
Closed Sundays.
from SILVER sprinsNA show place with With
white fence. modern 7-roor, ho;lse. ten
Shipping to D. c. horses tract tractor var farm hnla. ma
Without STOCK and eaniDment, I iHtS5e: sGa'o5o:
SOUTHERN MARYLAND-4so ACRES
. miles out on State road. Master house,
creek of Potomac aS River orei on rear os Of farms n
has State road income from gas station
Govt financed; Bargain in committing dis
80 ACRES. NEAR LA pLATA-Good
the estate price Fine land Under s'' cultiva- @
ss TUE THE 81 MtSxtASD NV ssFisaai EEAaaYs soes.
"a ACRES NEAR LAUREL; 7-RooM
house. cellar; Mar electric; all necessary build
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
9"5 N Y. Ave. NV. Realtors MA. 9797.
Eastern Shore Water Front Farm.
so acres productive soil fronts river
near Chesapeake: good 6-room house
barn; only S3,sO0, including motorboat
auto. tools. some furnishings; terms. PAGE
~ free lOO-page spring catalog. STROUT
REALTY. 255-CR. 4th ave, N. Y. City
II Acres, Montgomery Co., ST, 700.
A fam you would like to own: good con-
dition: large white house, ] block off high
way: barn 40x60. 16 stanchions: 81 acres
under cultivation: elec. Have other bar
gains in farms and dairy farms JOHN
BURDoFT, R r D, No. .. Silver Spring
Md. Ashton 67-F-."
MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM.
$4,000.
Large road frontage on Washington-
Frederick tMd) highway. 80 acres =
room res dence. barn. Silo. chicken house
store, 100 apple trees: investigate at once
your opportunity.
LESLIE MEASELL ADAMS 9563
ROCK CREEK ACREAGE.
l52 ac. on Rock Greek; 3.s00-ft. 'front.'
age on Norbeck rd,. where Rock Creek
crosses road q mile TO Manor Club
Large modern home and > smaller houses
VIII sell as whole or in 20 or 30 &C tracts
with Rock Greek or Norbeck rd frontage
BUELL. M. GARDNER, Agent.
Of1ce Phone $50 Rockville Md. or 41-J.
Owner on Property Sat. and Sun
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FIVE ROOMS AND BATH PANTRY:
AMI basement under entire house;
screens. garage. porch, large lot: Il mi
south OF Forestvile Mo. EUGENE EN-
TWISLE. Phone Can HIS SnQ- -M-o
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

rct ne' SAs price aboqI = ad MI n tRoM RUpnS 35S
$40 Baltimore blvd, R,yerdale, Nd Hyatts-
r 5asA AcRF Wb.Tto TO 70 ~ ACRES aEoRo1A AVE
easy terms. Shepherd 39S0
BEFORE LEAVES START INSPECT SO
acres timber approx. | /, million # lumber
on hTy NJ. R.R. river growing towns
RALPH GRAIN. 1900 LEE HWY. CHI. 3e5o.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW SOUTHWEST OF
henS !noton. near Rock Creek , acres;
total S;i,5u0: anr terms. Co. os53-J q
noSTG; n :, g. CO, , re - A. > Nj, NORTH
Ednor Montg Co. Md
LOVELY WOODED LAND NEAR FAIR
fax al 5000 per acre BOX ;s0;i-z, slar.
CORNER, - ACRES HIGH. WELL
0a" 1shiH'0 csbiYo me- D Hes; c. $50 scrf cash Rare
..la-AcRE TRACTS N1cELY WOODED
nich elevation. 30 min. from D. c. in Va
DIrec, pr from NJ owner TO purchaseE. sos
ST psf pef mo- No s4HV les H
81. Ale, Va Phone Alex. ~.
- ACRES ON HIGHWAY , MILES FROM
0iney' In @ @Si22 pc: acre, FRED B. .CUsHMAN.
80. $50 down Slo monthiy. Cal
II ACRES. LOCATED NEAR CAMP
Springs. Md, , miles from District. Has
NICE stream. beautiful building sites SUIT
able for club home or farm Sl.50O; terms
S!3u down, balance > years. Call HINES.
Chestnut "iio.
NEARBY vA.-loa ACRES, WOODED
tract, Fenwlck Hills Little River turn
PIE. between Annandale and Fairfax Court
House. a Wakefield rd Hgn elevation
very Cheap; easy terms T T. FENWICK
woodward Bldg Tel Falls Church l3IN
?, ACRE ON MACADAM ROAD = MILE
north OF Annandalc. - miles from Wash
nEtOn Attractive site covered with
beautiful trees. oj.5h0 building restriction.
Clear OF debI Price. Si5n S1ou down
balance 50 per month. MASON HIRST,
end of Columois pike Phone Alexandra
sh9-J-l Closed Sundays
d9-ACRE TRACT. S@.950
phone avail, T. D. GRAHAM. Fairfax, Va
10 ACRES. NICELY LOCATED; NICE ELE-
yat!on: /" M. from D c. on good grayel
fenced; good chicken house half cleared
balance NICE woodland. Price. $500,
Terms.
FRENzEL
Mclean. Va, Falls Church s37-W-l
FOR SALE
Several small tracts of land in Viz
gina near WASHINGTON One subdlyidtd: !:
others that will make Splendid SUBDIVISIONS
for builders or investors. Box 2Hs-l. Star
NEAR sUITLAND. MI. 3o-ACRE TRACT
exccnently located Price S:}.500
JOHN ? DONOHOE & SONS.
5li PCnna. Ave. Sc.
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6 lots, / Gu LrSs-al SPRINGS ave =,
SQUARE Marlboro blvd on grade, suitable
bungalows or low-cost houses. Sat ann
Sun. afternoons. 360l Alabama ave. sc.
Lincoln 1000.
ADELBERT W. LEE
w
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ARLINGTON. VA. Ill N IRVING ST
Large. modern o-room bungalow. oil heat.
Screened porch: furn or unfurn. OWNER.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

REAl aas cGy SITE ep5s NEAR ea hoa5es ASR 5
30x3S: first COMMERCIAL zone; $4,000
FRANK M. DOYLE. REALTOR, Dist 1865
or Woodley 0764, Apt. 416 Sunday
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! BARGAIN DOWN
Price. Sl5.5Oo. Act today. Met. 6S56
sne pset To-
1915 18th st. NV Natl 2075 or Wis. $40
SIG Ind NV: End COM: BRICK BLDG,
bargain.
Eio7b Els5H fA sHa e5S 5'Ef FL Essy
20 ACRES OF LEVEL LAND, INDUSTRIAL
zonlng. undertake with rich deposit of
sand and gravel; near railroad and good
stream and on hard road, About 20 min
utes trucking distance from l4th and p, Pa;
can be had. but not over 40 acres at this
rate which is less than > cents per square
foot and is for immediate, sale only.
,-,o kogIs kg1 2 w sHoEMAKsR, Kat1 ,,ss
BOOMING LEE HGWY.-sToRERM. AND
h-rin.. bath apt. Save 5000; Buy direct
PEET. 2l25 Lee Highway, Arlington, Va. I.
End COMMERCIALS, 900.
Good for Parking Lot
Mr. Conn. ave. and L st. NV. houses;
rent $50; lot 2oxl4O to alley.
End COMMERCIAL-$25,0 900.
Fireproof bldg. 40x135. upper NV; good
for printer, laundry. jobber, garage service
station
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
OFFICES FOR RENT.

SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE OFFICES AVAIL
able. suitable for various professions; al!
air-conditioned and can be adapated to meet
ones requirements: locate on main floor
OF the New Amsterdam Apt. 21Ol l4th ST
NV Your inspection invited. Phone Col.
140O
5 LARGE OFFICE ROOMS IN SOUTH
east. rental as low as So month per room.
MR.. HADDAD. Atlantic 3:a4" "6%
735 18th ST. N.W-SECOND FLOOR: 3
rooms with large show window; heat fur
nished; $3.50.
STUDIO OFFICE. MIDST sW GOVT
depts. .;i:' 9th s,w,: ground door glass
front. Natl. 61l7. %"
ATTRACTIVELY FURN. ROOM IN SUITE
with Secretarial service: available for I'M
mediate OCCUPANCY Natl l4ol
CORNER GEORGIA AND NEW HAMP-
Shlre aVeS-Suitable for dentist. beauty
shop or business Corner md A.; I'm.
bath MISUNDERSTANDING apt; S35 Apply
lanltor on premises. 31OS N. H ave NV,
or call E. QUINCY SMITH. INC. District
9051
CHANDLER BLDG.
42T Eye ST. n.W.--In the financial
district: SINGLE and en- suite S35 up
SHANNON q LUCHS CO.
II
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NEAR LAUREL, MD-HOUSE AND u
acres. Il rooms. porches, bath electric
ranse and refrigerator. j. H. FETTY. }6S
Nam St, Laurel o6@
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FoRESTVILLE. MD.-5-RooM AND BATH
nunealoW hardwood floors, garage artesian
well: $500 Hillside O4O6
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Beautifully wooded, With sewer. water
gas and electricity. Close to bus line and
opposite new development Excellent for
home or investment Price. S395 each.
J. H. CHAMBLISS. Falls Church. Phone
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LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K St NV Natl 1866

BROKERS OR BUILDERS
Row house and detached lots-an i'm
proremertS: near-in wooded acreage in
large or small tracts ready for immedi-
ate development. S. GRUVER. owner.
N2tl % !. Nnllr hrnker
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SELLING OUT.
2 LOTS, 5OX24O.

Low price. Sl9S UP, balance of lots 10
close Development E. Rlverdale. Edmons-
tor I'd. ; blocks north Jefferson ave. NJ.
GREEN NRIAI phnne GreepNnnd G2GS j.
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NEARBY VA
Tsrse ksw ofleE hase nbedrmS 81 baths s1.5
acreage furnished) 1os m
Beautiful. modern home and 3 acres -''oo
with trees and beautiful shrub
berry. convenient to stores, trans
portation and school, Fully
equipped kitchen with elec. range
and cleo. refrigerator built-in
cabinets. There is gear garage
with storage space and garden
tools. and stable space for two
horses 15O M
) ROOMS. oil burner, IN acres ''
and beautiful trees; newly re-
decorated $500
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor.
ESTABLISHED 1885.
Phone Falls Church (Va.) 2039.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY | MILE FROM CHAIN
Brldge. on Great Falls pike; ! acre ground
N-rm house: ami. Greenbelt 1926.
MARL LBORo PIKE, SANSBURY PARK
New nome rooms; ami; garage; $40
10 $50. Hillside Ei:su
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Buckingham Community.
Store space is available in new
shopping group for a tea room or small
department store and 5c-l0c and 81
store
Americas fastest growing rental COM
munity offers an opportunity for an
enterprisng merchant who is awake to
the possibilities of growing as Buck
lngham grows and prospers
313 N Glebe Rd., Arl., Va Chest. 5000,
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LARGE LOT. SHADE ROOMS BATH,
electricity, paved street, close schools and
bus; SO mo. Erwin REALTY CO. Gail
HyaftSVllle 165. Evenings Greenwood 1871
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FIRST FLOOR OF 6-RM HOUSE. FRONT
basement. large yard. garage: h.-w.h': J.,
block off Lee h'way Inquire 1909 N QUE
bee st.. Arlington, Va. oxford 1904 36s
GROOM AND BATH BRICK BUNGALOW.
bullt-n garage: ami: $40: ST. near
crystal Snring ave. Hillside. Md. 26s
LYON PARK. ARLINGTON. VA.-BEAU-
tiful new modern 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms. Ia
baths h:-W.h,. double garage. trees: 10
min. to White House. 321S 1st I'd N
Ss5. Met o540. Apt. 4o3 2s'
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SOUTHEAST
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

4-FAMILY APT, BY PRIVATE INVESTOR
from owner or builder. about Sl35oo;
pr6ct!caIIy new Box lit Star
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a MI: > min. to city. National 25O1.
6-RM. BUNGALOW. FURN. OR UNFURN.,
ami; reasonable: owner retains | room
Al n. kensineton ST.. Arlington. Va
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COLONIAL BRICK HOUSES

NDLUNIHL BEICh HOUSES.
Located on good farms in Prince GeOrgeS,
CalveS Charles and ST. Marys Coun-
ties, Md and the nCuthern necs Of
Nlrglnia Sorne within Is miles OF Wash
ingtou. others on beautiful rivers and
bays. Several have every modern conven-
ience. many need repair. priced from
s. 600 TO SlOO-nO0: shown by appoint
men' Request list and map. LEONARD
SNIDFR. La Plata Nd
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NEAR CATHOLIC 11N1vFRsJT,v

NEW APT BLDG having - UNITS.
mostly Hylns room bedroom kitchen. d.
hclte ana bath. 100, fl!ed yearly rentals
COW gross approx $4,000 nicely financed
- ShoW high return on reasonable cash
paNmen't price J times annual rents CAN
NJ Drew. Republic llNl. f ELIOT MID
bLE!ON .OL InNc-tmcMt Rlde
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BIG INTOWN STORE, $40

LIQUOR STORE GOOD LOCATION:
stock and fixtures. $1,000. Changing oc-
cupation reason for selling. Call Greenwood
3l13
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Hill Cemetery. both single and double. in
Catholic and Protestant sections: less than
market prices. Box LIZ. Etar
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15S acres known as the james NJ
Wheeler farm ! Il miles n. Of NanJemoy.
on the Liverpool Point macadan road.
One mile from the Potomac River at
Liverpool Point. IS miles Washington via
No. 2Hi hlRSwaY. so a. tilable gS A..
woodland 5-room frame dwelling barn
poultry houses. other outbuiidlneS. Phone
and electric!t" available. Immediate pos
session Price $3.50: terms. :,0't cash.
balance over long period 81 interest.
Write JAS E DONAHUE repr. rhe Fed
era! Land Bank. South boulevard. Rich
mOnG Va
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BUNGALOW. 3 large rms. bath: al, cleo
a. acre ground For adults only. S35
> ROOMS, BATH. BASEMENT !, ACRE
HEouno, newly finished: S:'5; on West ave.
:i31-M ''4'
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BBUNGALow, ROOMS AMI, s35.
Branch ave at D. c. line Sc.
ARMY AND NAVY AND EXECUTIVES.
Overlooking river Z rms, bath. fireplace.
oil furnace. gas stove. elec. refg., gar: SO
PEET. 2l25 Lee Highway Arlington Va.
COUNTRY HOUSE ON HILLSIDE, OVER
I1oK1NG sf5HaT Go,iSTnx STREAM " ,,n Mr. GoMGREs
HUNT CLUB; 3 ACRES; 5 RMS . BATHS.
SCREENED PORCH. SERVANTS RM AND
BATH: ON GLEN MILL TRAVILLAH RD..
!; NILE VEST OF GLEN FUR. OR UN-
FUR. FOR PARTICULARS. CALL r. J.
ALLEN. METROPOLITAN 1865. (MET.
l93S. EYES AND Sunday
SEAT PLEASANT, MD-5-ROOM AND
path frame bungalow in good condition
rnrouenout rn ami; plenty of ground;
ok Also in Seat Pleasant-5room and bath
people ,daShed bungalow, ami: rent, $50
~, CApIToL HTs.-5-room and bath brick
rent sal9~; 9, crystal Spring ave-. ami;
D. G. JOSEPH.
Wis., ana DlX Sts NE. Line. 677l.
EAST RIVERDALE, MD
, asl Edmonston rd.-6-room and bath
J: c. WELDON CO., Met. BOIL
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CHOICE LOIS
In Cabin John, near C (. o Canal park-
way wooded corner lot about 1OOxlG0. !or
$3.50. Call Mrs; Burgess Wis i253
LOUIS ?. SHOEMAKER.
llIN Is ST n " Natl Lee
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FIRST COMMERCIAL
Cor. MINI. ave and Benning read Y
Suitable for gas station. Price reasonat
JOHN F. DONOHOF & SONS
2ll Penna Arn z
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IL acre to ! acre sites, cleared or woodr'
with city water ard improved street. Viii
build TO order if desired
w. S. HOGE. Jr.,
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~ ACRES ABOUT MI FROM DIS
$40 Baltimore blvd, R!yerda!e, Nd Hyatts
Vile 4IS.
= ACRE TO 20 ACRES. GEORGIA AVE
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ARLINGTON. VA,
NEAR FALLS CHURCH. VA.

ACRE SITE
Beautifully wooded knoll; improvemen
near Lee Hichwav and country club.
ideal place to build your own home.
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political patronage machine, their
meal ticket is taken from them, that
is, they lose their public jobs. In
short, one place they are starved,
and in the other, the agony is made
shorter by immediate determination.
Liberty and freedom, individual rights
are out with dictators, political or
military.
That the Askov American has main
tanned a consistent position with re-
spect to war and preparedness for
war is evidenced by the following
editorial expression taken from our
columns of July %, 1915:
"Some folks keep awake all night
worrying over the alleged unpre-
paredness for war of this country.
Well, over in Europe they boosted of
their preparedness, and it has landed
them into the greatest war the world
has ever SEEN"
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Seek And You Shall Find

If a person carries a chip on his
shoulder all the time and is looking
for a fight, he is usually accommo-
dated. The same may be said OF a
nation. If it keeps on preparing,
building large armies and navies,
they will ultimately be used. 1t may
be one way of solving the unemploy-
ment problem for the time being,
but it is an expensive and tragic way
of doing it.
A great military force may be ex-
pedient for the individual who hap
pens to be ruler at the time. Like
a political patronage machine, it OPP
crates to the advantage of the indi-
vidual or the group in the saddle.
Under dictator, who of course al
ways has a big military machine,
people are lined up and shot down
if they don't do as told to do. Under
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-09-14
SYSTEM WILL CHANGE

Editor Askov American:
No matter who wins the European
war now in full swing, the result
will be the same, the destruction of
property and the earnings of the
people of Europe, new debts to lower
the standard of living for the vast
majority-a few living in luxury
from their investment in the war.
The decadent system of Europe
simply cannot continue very much
longer. 1t has already been over
thrown in more than half of it. This
war will end the system of aristoc-
racy and the enslavement of the
producer. People are bound to come
to their senses and see the fruits
of their labor are being dissipated
in one war after another.
Just before England declared war
we heard about a general railway
strike about to be put into effect
in England. We hear no more about
it. With strict censorship and a
practical dictatorship they are bound
to have unity, but underneath the
surface the pot still boils. Even most
of Ireland is still neutral. Nobody
recognizes the issues better than the
ruling class of England.
England is the last frontier of me-
dieval aristocracy. This is not fight
for democracy, it is last desperate
stand of the old order which is GER
tain to succumb. The world domina-
ton of England has come to an end.
England was already crowded in
eastern Asia, Japan was about ready
to chase her out and after all, why
should she not? The jealousy be-
tween Russia and Japan saved Eng
land there for the time being; still the
dissatisfaction is still there. 1t is the
economic sitting of the interests of
the yellow race for the benefit of an
order that has outgrown itself.
The tendency now and from now
on will be towards self-sufficient ma
tons and the elimination of national
boundaries and the amalgamation of
nations and even races. Civilization
will go on.
S. j. SIMONSEN.
Pease, Mimi, Sept. 10, 1882
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Duquette

Miss Irene Anderson of Finlayson,
and Leslie Anderson of Henriette,
spent the weekend at home.
Mrs. Paul O'Brien of Duluth, visited
at the Torell home Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Hedberg accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Kvasnicka and 10
Ann to Proctor and Palmers Saturday.
Mrs. E. ]. Caldwell will entertain
the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid at her
home Saturday, Sept. 16. The assist
ing hostesses will be Mrs. Chas. Berg
er, Mrs. Ed Armstrong and Mrs.
Solinsky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nelson of
Moose Lake, visited at the ALT Lund
home Sunday.
The All Club will meet at the Ed
win johnson home Saturday evening,
Sept. 16.
The Cherrio club will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Clifford
Torel Wednesday, Sept. 20.
Mrs. Ivar Ellefson and Mrs. Edwin
Johnson attended the meeting of the
leaders of the sewing project at the
Kerrick school Tuesday of this week.
.Peder Erickson went to Minneapo-
lis to attend the wedding of his
daughter, Dorothy, to Ed Holtznagle
Monday of this week. He returned
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Melancon
and family and Ben Rowe drove to
Duluth Saturday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Johnson is now attend
ing Central high school in Duluth.
John Melancon has been helping
dig basement at the Emil Koecher
place recently.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-09-14
NickersOn

Mr.. and Mrs. High of Foxboro were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Becker Friday
Mrs. Nickerson's father is very ill
at this writing. His daughter was
called home Monday.
Mrs. Pete Virgins and Rogie and
Lorraine were in Sandstone Satur-
day to have some dental work done.
Mr.. Nickerson and Walter Soper
and the operator here were in Sand
stone on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nyquist were
guests of Mrs. Alma Erickson Sunday.
Ailine Soper went to the Cities
Monday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-09-14

tribe of wild women in Africa as met
by a sea captain. The old salt, upon
his retirement, was given a party
by friends, and he became surrounded
by group of women who demanded
that he tell of his adventures. Finally
he consented and told of meeting up
with tribe of wild women in Africa
who had no tongues. Mercy" re-
marked one of his listeners, "they
couldn't talk" "That's what made
them Wild" said the old sea dog
sourly.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-09-14
IT'S YOUR NEWSPAPER
(Fairmont Sentinel)

In the United States are 1913 towns
which had their own local newspapers
year ago, have none now. They
fall into the classification Of a couple
of thousand other towns whose news
papers have died off in previous years.
The newspaper field is constantly
narrowing. Towns in which their
own, home newspapers cannot make
living, speedily become no towns
at all. If you live in or adjacent
to town that has newspaper give
it your support. To you it is the
most important publication in the
world.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-09-14
HUEY LONGS HERITAGE
BY Allen A. Niche
I'm Tho NofiOnl

The state, county and city en-
ployes of Louisiana, who since the
days of Huey Long have been paying
5 percent of their salaries, a total
of $1,O00,O00 a year, for the upkeep
of a political machine, have favorite
when the squeeze is put
upon them for additional "contri-
buttons" ''The ducks are flying"
they say to each other, and buy a
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-09-14
Opinions OF Others

(Short timely letters on topics of
public interest are welcome whether
or not the writer's opinions con-
form with those of the American.
All letters must be signed with the
writer's name for our information.
Signed articles always are more eff
fective but if the writer does not
wish to have his name used, it will
be withheld).
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1939-09-14
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