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Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-25
SALESMAN WANTED.

High grade statesmen or business men
to act as local representatives of Com
club; requests for informa-
ton from prominent people will be
furnished together with inuoductions;
must be submitted: gener-
GUS commission and bonus on sale of
shares; our best men make $500 to
$500 per week. Write to Suite 8O2.
Commonwealth Hotel Construction
Corporation, is E. 41st st., New York.
feb24d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-25

NOTICE.-AlI creditors Of said de-
ceased are hereby notified to present
their claims against said estate to the
undersigned at No. 284 Lafayette ST.
New York, n. Y, within the time linn
tied in the above and foregoing order
MERWIN S. NEAR,
MARY n. KELLOCk,
feb25d Administrators.
AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD
at Norwich, within and for the Dis
trict of Norwich, on the Gath day of
February, A. D. 1919
Present-NELSON J. AYLTNG. Judge.
In the matter of an agreement be
tween Alex Plarkin of Norwich Conn.
the father and sole surviving parent
Of Mary Plarkin of Norwich in said
District, a minor, party of the First
Part, and JUSTIN Zachar and Eva
Zachar, husband and wife, both of
Norwich, Conn, parties of the Second
Part, for the adoption of said Mary
Plarkin, a minor of the age of five
years, by said parties of the Second
Part.
The said agreement having been ex-
hibited to said Court for approval in
writing, it is
Ordered, That the hearing upon the
approval of said agreement be had at
the Probate Court Room in the City
of Norwich. in said District, on the LIST
day of March, A. d. 1919, at 8 o'clock
in the afternoon, and that notice of the
tendency of said agreement, and of
said hearing for the approval thereof,
be given by the publication of this
order one time in some newspaper
having a circulation in said District
at least three days prior to the date of
said hearing, and that return be made
to this Court.
NELSON J. AYLJNG. Judge.
The above and foregoing is a true
copy of record,
Attest:
HELEN NJ, DRESCHER,
feb25d Clerk,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-25

FOR SALE-At once, one Ford de-
livery car, with medium sized body,
top over drivers seat, everything in
good order, price $275 for quick sale.
Inquire in care of Ford, Box Sc,
DanieIsOn, Ct. feb24d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-25

WOOD is cheaper tnan coal at pres
ent prices; delivered in sawed lengths.
J. P Huntington, Broadway Tel. $40,
dac2ATWS
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-25

ED-Board and good care for
two English American boys, and 3
years, in refined Protestant family in
Norwich, or one carfare out. Please
send full particulars and price. Ad-
dress Box 124, Noluntown, Conn.
fnh9Ad
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-25
100000

buys 50 acres Of land several acres
heavy pine timber and about BOO cords
of standing wood. fine wen of water
also never failing spring. acrss Of
cleared land, some fruit, situated liz
miles to main lire Of railroad and z
mile to prosperous village. where al
the wood can be SOLD to the mill at a
good price. A rare bargain. Investi-
gate, Send FOR Wncoxs Farm Bulletin
t,cioa -e t0o
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-25
WANTED

TED-Salesladie and cashier;
steady employment; also extra sales
ladies wanted for Saturdays. The
Pasnik Co, DanieIson, Conn. feb25d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-25

VI NH ~ ra..exss 1A.I lib
~
s0AY, FEB. %, 1919
WANTED
WANTED-Man to work on farm. |
rood teamster; tenement if desired |
Byron NJ. Lewis, East Allllngly, conn. |
feb25d
Salesladies and cashier; |
steady employment; also extra sales |
aides wanted for Saturdays The
Pasnik Co, DanieIson, Conn. feb25d
WANTED-A man for farm work,
to use horse team; good wages. Her
bert West, Stonington, Conn. Tel.
Mystic Div. feb25d
ED-Second hand furniture;
we pay highest prices in eastern Con
necticut: we buy anything; largest
second hand store in state. Louis d.
Ward, warerooms 1892 Water ST..
Norwich Write, call or tel, 361-13.
feb25d
WANTED-Old buildings to tear
down. Globe Building Wrecking Co.,
tOOA %. 4NuI W I'LL, ~ 1CD-Ou
WANTED-Young woman for office
work competent, high school educa-
ton. Write care of Bulletin. feb25d
WANTED-An around drug clerk,
except prescription work. wants posi-
ton: experienced as fountain clerk. II.
G.. Bulletin Office. feb25d
WANTED-Two men with selling
ability; if you are worth $35 Or more
a week, see Mr.. Hull 81 Main St, SO
this morning. feb25d
WANTED-Position to do cleaning
or any kind of days work Write Z.
S. care Bulletin. feb25d
WANTED-3IiddIe aged woman as
hOuseleeper; no children and no hard
work. Inquire at Goodyear Shoe Co.,
So Franklin St. feb25d
WANTEO-Ladies and gentlemen,
don't throw away your Old clothes
bring them in and we will remodel
them in the latest style; price very
reasonable. LazaroW Bros, 252 Frank
lin St opp. the park. Tel 1923
feb25TuWS
PEACE WORK at war pay; knit ur-
gently needed socks for us on auto
knitters; experience unnecessary; fuL
% Dent an5 S2T Taffars6n St RHf-
taio, y. Y, teb6TuThS
ED-Comnefen waitress and
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WANT ED-Board and good care for
two English American boys, and 4
years, i'm refined Protestant family in
Norwich or one carfare out. Please
send finn narticuIaf-s and Drice Adj
-. D. o., ,-"I1,,-., 49,
poultry OF all kinds and having 35G
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-25

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD
at Norwich. within and for the Dis
trict of Norwich, on the oath day of
February, A D. 1919.
Present-NELSON J. AYLING, Judge,
Estate of Herman J. Chapman, late
of Norwich, in said District, deceased.
The Administrative exhibited her
administration account with said es-
tate to the Court for allowance; it is
therefore
Ordered, That the 18th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1919 at II o'clock in the
forenoon, at the Probate Court Room
in the City of Norwich, in said Dis
trict, be. and the same is, appointed
for hearing the same and the said Ad-
ministratrix is directed to give notice
thereof by publishing this order once
in some newspaper having a circula-
| ton in said District, at least three
days prior to the date of said hearing
and make return to the Court.
| NELSON j. AYLLNG. Judge
The above and foregoing is a true
| copy of record
| Attest:
| HELEN NJ. DRESCHER.
! feb25d Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-25

FARMS for sale. Send for catalogue.
Norwich. febf STuThS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11
SirOtkOVa Vina.
Napsal Paul Rouget Pfelozil "A. H.
Napsal Paul Rouget.

T6hoz dine vecer ujistil dok-
tor majitele hutl opet, re bude
miti plny uspech. Naridil pax
nasledujici:
Pani Vernierova musi setrva
ii n6jakou dobu ma zamku la
rigniesskem. On sam asi "a me
sic Sc op6t dostavi a pax da
dopraviJi nemocnou do sanato-
ria V Saint Marde, kde bude
musit byti oSetfena.
Druheho dine casn6 z rama
odejel.
Kratce ma to doSel Andrea
list Cd Pierra Courtiala, ozna-
muiici smutnou novinu. Otec
dustojnikuv zemrel, podlehnuV
koneGne sve vlekle chorobe,
ktera silly jeho ponenahlu Wy
Cerpala. Pred smrti Sc Sc sy-
mem nesmifil, naopak, trvaje V
domn6ni, re Pierre p6stuje /
ma dale duv6rny styk S Joha-
nou, vmetl mu do tvare vytku,
&c 81 preje smrti jeho, ably mohl
uzavriti SAatek, k n6muz by
byl starry Slechtic nikdy svole-
III sveho medal.
Pierre Courtial byl rozhod-
nut, odebrati Sc ma boiiSle ne
kan ma Jill a hledati tam zapo
menuti.
List koncil slovy:
"Odejdu, - ale drive mu-
sim ukoiiti svou touhu po po-
mst6. Muslin nalezti vinnika a
jsem jist, re no najdu!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11
Dill DRUHY.

List pro vas, pane dokto-
re.
Starry sluha pfistoupil ke
sv6mu panu, doktoru Lipray-
owl. mlademu lekaTi a badateli
Parizi a podal mu ma malo-
NanGm podnosu dopis.
Mlady lekar, pohlednuv na
adresu a poznav rukopis, svra
still ponekud oboci.
"To je dopiS Cd profesora,"
promluvil tiSe k sobG. "Co ien
ode mne chce? Byl by snad jiz
mole serum zkouSel? - Boze,
lestli mne tax mole nad6je
sklamala - - jestli Sc theo-
rie praXi neosvedcila !"
Ma to chvatn6 dopis otevrel
d cetl:
"Vyborn6, mUj mily priteli.
Yaseho vynalezu jsem jiz po-
u2il a to Sc znamenitym uSpe-
chem. Vysledky jsou podivu-
hodne. Jednomu Z ditek meho
odd6leni, jevicimu priznaky
meningitis, byla dana jen jed
Ia injekce a hned m to nebez
peel bylo odvraceno. Muzete
Dyti skutetne pySny. Cd nyn6j
Sk2 zauiimate misto mezi do
prodinci lidstva. Ultra V ne
mocnici budu miti prilezitost
osobn6 YAM blahoprati YAM
podrobnosti pripadu sd6liti.
Vas doktor Lorilot".
Rucc mladcho Iekare Sc
chy6ly radosti a na jcho bic
dem obliGeji zaril paprsek bla
ha.
Nebyla marnou jeho mama
ha. Ma Gem pc leta osnoval a
Zdokonaloval, nyni bylo vypl-
memo a zdareno,
Mako, draha mako. lax
budes stastna, az sc to dovis,"
zaSeptal doktor.
20 te vzt2hl rychia ruku po
e!ektrickem zvonitku, ale nez
jc atiskl, dvcre sc zcela tiSe o.
terrely a veSla dovnitr stara
panl, iejlz tvar prozrazovala
prave tax stopy Ryvalc slicno-
sti, iako vytrpeneho zalu.
Zach, tn isl, matinko, il
oht6l Sc prav6 ptati, neSla-li
isl uz spat!"
"Pfal isl 81 n6Gcho, Emilc?"
odv6tiIa pani m6kkgm y lahod
nlm hlasem.
"Ano, chtel isem ii sdclit du
lezitou novinu. Zde vezmi a
cti".
Preletevsi dopis byla matka
doktorova hluboce dojata.
"Nuze vidiS, Emile, promlu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11
MATKA SLOVAKU.

Zije dosud ia mila staren-
ka pani Dvofakova, 71leta, "
Dejvicich u sveho syna, rady
zemskeho vyboru, starenka mi
la, dosud svezi a vzpomina ma
DOLBY let osmdesatych a deva-
desatych, kdy u nj bydlivali !
radu let mladI studentici slo-
vensti: Lehocky, HruSovsky, |
Pauliny, kdy je k nj ma by vo-
dival pTedak slovensky Dula
"matkou Slovaku" il zval "a
.jeji neziStnost, skromnost a ac
byla jiz tehdy vdovou a m9la
Sest malych d6ti, nezm6rnou
laskou Sc starala 0 blaho svych
"d6ti'' slovenskych. Usmiva Sc
We vzpominkach ma nynejSi
drahotu bytu, prada, jidla VI
nj tenkrate a dnes. Prebira sta
re ucty svych "d6ti' sloven-
skych. DR.. Srobar (nyn6isi
ministry 2 kr. Cd vyprani lime
cku, a kr naprsenka, 2 kr. ka
pesniky, 8 kr. bila koSile, 8.
kr. snidan6, 8 Il. 4 bytu. To
byl nejvzacnejSich studentu
a nejobliben6jSich az ma to, ze
pod svou posteli mel V kysniC-
ce ''neboztika" Cdr. Srobar
studoval medicinW Kolik ve~
selych episodek bylo k vuli to-
mu "neboztiku pod posteli.'
Vzpomina ma ty vecery, kdy|
jiz tenkrate V letech 0smdesa-
tych. schazeli Sc nadSeni sl0-
venSti STUDENT a pri horkem
caji bourilo to malym poke
jem ma Vinohradech, veselim,
nadSenim, kdyz jiz tenkrate
ohnive Sc "a zavrenymi DIVER
hi a vasnive Sc hovorilo 0 sa-
mostatnos,i Ceskoslovenska a
hrozeno Sc zat' atymi p6stmi
usurpatorum mad arskym i
Po pfevratu navStivila mini
stra Srobara, jenz mile il pri-
ial a laskave oslovoval panic
kou" a ona jeho ''p. doktore',
tax jako kdyz je$t6 u nj b%val.
A laska k Sloyensku prenesla
Sc i ma jeji vlastni d6i. V5ich-
nj, az ma p. radu Praze, isou
ma Slovensku. Jeden tez ie ia
dou Bystrici, druhy Sof6rem
V BratiSlav6 a treti, vynikaj jici
to herec, a znamy rezis6r ven
kovsky, hraje nyni nejohro-
zon6jSich castech Slovenska. V
Grave a Spisi, tam Sc svou cho-
Il, ZpGva6kou Marii Dvorako-
YOU, zpiva k srdcim k mpnSi-
nam slovenskym, probouzi v
Mich laslu k vlasti ceskoslcven
sk6 nesporn6 pred plesbici-
TEN kona S nadSenim kus ma
rodni, probudil6 prace kultur-
nj a osv6tov6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11
Prelozil A. H.

dek".
Usmala Sc nan vsccka bla-
zena.
"Ano, matinko, pochyboval
jsem. Soudil jsem, re vynale-
zu snad jen V nekterych vymi-
necnych pripadech mono bu
lie pouziti. Tax caste odporuje
praxe theorii!"
"Ale nyni jiz 81 budes vice
ddvefovati, vid'?"
"Snad, matinko".
Mlady lekar pozoroval pfi
tom starou damu, ktera used
nuvSi do lenoSky, podeprela Sc
S vyrazem zemdlenosti pod
p6radlo.
Matt, tobe neni n6jak do
bre - neco ii schazi, citis bo-
.esti ci nevolnost".
mic, pranic proc Sc
ptas?"
'Jiz pri obede ucinil jsem
poznani, re nejsi takovou, ia
ko jindy. JiS napadne malo,
i Soudil jsem, re jsi zemdlena a
dcufal, re sc do vecera jeSt6
2otaviS. Proc jsi zustala tax
dlouho vzhuru? Jest jiz deset
hodin pryc".
vim to, chtela isem 81 zpr
WI lehnout, ale pax jsem 81 to
rozmyslila. = Abych pravdu
rekla, nemylil isl Sc. Cd neko
lika dnu citim zvlaStni bolesti
Ii srdce a dnes zvlaSte pripa-
Galo mi, jako by mne nekdo
byl sesneroval kolem prsou-''
Mlady lekaT rychle Sc Sc
hnul a polozil ucho La levG IA
= memo sve matky.
PAX promluvil:
Proc isl tom neiekla dri-
We niceho? Patrn6 trpiS uz po
! delSi dobu".
"Nechtela jsem t9 znepoko-
iovati, mily hochu. Coz jest to
vazne?"
| INA Stesti dosud lie, - jisto
il ale, re V okoli srdecnim je
hypertrofie".
! Mlady muz pokraCoval Sc
2danlivym klidem, ale hlasem
rohnutim Sc chv6jicim:
80 n6jakem bezprostred-
MIN nebezpeci neni zadne re-
Il. Budu t6 oSetrovati a "a
kratko vSe Ease zmizi. Nyni
NSak odebei' Sc Ma odpoCinuti,
nfiliS dlouho nesmiS zustat
vzhuru".
! "a prece jsem cht6la prav6
tento vecer jeSt6 u tebe setr-
vati".
"Co to ma znamenati, ma
tinko?"
"Ze ii chci sveriti n6co, o
Gem dele nemohu zachovavati
nlceni. Dlouho jsem sc zdrzo-
rala, av$ak koneCne to musiS
zved6ti".
Syn hled6l udivcn na nj a
pax pravil: "Nebylo by dosti
tasu k tomu az Ultra
"Ne, Ultra, dnes. Vim, ze mo
e ncmoc muzc trvati ieSte de
set let, alC take &c by mne mo
la sklatiti V n6koIika hodi-
mach. Vezmi, prosim, zidli a
posad' Sc vedle mne a poslech
nj, co ii budu povidati, Emile.
Jcji cnergie vynutila mu po
slusnost, Ucinil. jak 81 prala a
20 kratke prestavce sc oval i:
"Ty mi tedy chces svcriti nc
lake tajem8tvi?"
"hno. jde tn o mui pomer k
'Vemu otci, Nemluvila jsem s
tebou o tom nikdy, ponevac
l8em Sc obayala, u ztratim
- tvou laslu".
"PraVda - o nem isl mi nj
kdy nevypray6la. Ale y tveho
mlceni a Z n6kolika poznamek,
!cz jsi tn a tam prohodila, sou
I'LL JSem, re sc Ma to rad6ji nj
kdy neotazu, necht6je ii "a
Imutek zpusobiti. Ale mole mi
| leni mem je o delSi dolby ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11

bys V6d6la, ze t6 pozoruji, spa
tfil Shy We tvych otich".
"a ty isl mel Sc mnou SOU
strast, mily synu, kterou jsem
nezaslouzila. Dojista isl pre-
sweden, ze vsecka vina spoci-
va ma tvem otci, avsak neni to-
mu tax. Neznas pomery, krere
tehdy V minulosti nastaly - a
neni take divu - vzdyt' isl byl
sotva nekolik nedel star, kdyz
Sc otec tvuj ode mne odloucil.
= Nechovej V srdci SVEN hoT-
kost proti tomu, kdo 20 neza-
sluhuje, Emile. Vina byla jsem
ja".
"Jakze?" zvolal mlady muz
a povstav zalomil rukama.
"Promin mi tuto zpov6d', E.
mile. Ona t6 zdrti - to pra-
We tyz vecer, kdy mel bys ia
sati mad svym triumfem We We
dee.
Schylila Sc k n6mu, vzala ru
ce .ieho do svych a prinutila
jej, ably Sc oper usadil.
"Bylo mi osmnacte let opu
stila jsem prav6 klaSter, kdyz
mne rodicove prinutili provda
ii Sc Ia vzdaleneho pribuzn6-
no, jejz jsem nikdy pred tim
nespatTila. Jak rodicove soudi
Ii, mel on vSechny vlastnosti
zpusobile uCiniti mne St'ast-
nou. kdezto ma rodina byla "a
MONA, OH byl zcela chud. Ne
davno dosahl diplomu doktor-
skeho a pocal vykonavati l6-
karskOu praXi V Autumn. ia by
la naprOti tomu mlade, nezku-
Sen6 d6vce a nekladla isem
zadneho odporu. Nevzpouzela
isem Sc nikterak, podati ruku
Ondreji Liprayovi. Neklamali
mne, kdyz mi rekli, re to clo-
v6k radny a velmi hodny. Byla
isem 81 jista, ze mne nikdy ne
uCinl Lipray nest astnou. Kro-
me toho mne vskutku zbozho-
val. Rozdilu We vychovani a ma
sledkem loho i nazorech O.
vSem nechyb6lo, ale zena, kite
ra ma zretel ke sve budoucnO-
sti, musi mnohy sen obetovati.
Muj muz byl caste nepTito-
men a jeho prace jej skoro u
stavicn6 zam6stnavaly. AckoIi
mne velice zboznoval, pocal
mne pon6kue zanedbava6. =
Kdyz jsem byla sama, nezfid-
ka jsem 81 potaji zaplakala.
Mole rodina zdrzovala Sc
tou dobou stale V PaTizi.
Jednou mne muj muz "a
Stihl SlZach SOudil Zp lituii
re jsem 81 no vzala. Ale ma mi
ste, ably mne ukOnejSil, rozlo-
bill Sc a rekl mi nekolik tyr
dych SLOW.
Mezi osobami, nimiz jsme
obcasn6 styky udrzovai, byl il
sty mlady malir, ktery obtas
priSel k nam na navStevu. Po-
n6kud Sc mi dvoril, ale kdyz
isem to zpozorovala, cht6la
jsem sc spoleCnOsti jeho zbaVi-
ii, Lee odvaha jeho byla jeSte
v6tSi siln6jSi nez ma vule i;
medal Sc odpuditi a Zm6nil pou
re svOu taktiku. Uhodl dobre,
co jscm trpeIa a vystupoval ia
dale pOkorou a skromn0Sti
zdanlive nelicenou, ktcra po-
slczc plnou moji duvcru k ne
mu yzbudila.
Napolo opuStcna cd tveho
otce, ktery zdal Sc ziti pouze
svGmu povoIani a svym nemoc
Inym, dopu9tila iscm Sc t6 chy-
by, zc jsem scntimentalnim re-
Gem mladcho muze - jmeno-
val sc Raoul Meziel - dala
sIuchu. Verila jsem Y uprim-
nosc jeho nahlonnosti a po-
ctive jeho pratelstvi.
Jednoho dine ystrcil mi po-
taji do ruky listek, We kteren
hrozil, ze 81 vezme zivot, neod
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-26
Clarence Stevenson Wins
the Camp Hill Auto Run
Over Picturesque Route

Camp Hill, May 26.-Clarence
Stevenson, driving a model 80 Over
land touring car, came in first in
the Camp Hill Sociability Run held
between here and Bedford Springs
Saturday and Sunday.
He arrived in Camp Hill at $50
o'clock, just one hour and ten min
utes ahead of the Checkers car.
There were only eleven entrants this
year, as compared with twenty-nine
last year.
A secret running time of / hour
56 minutes 45 seconds was estab-
lished, and cash prizes given by the
committee for the cars coming near
est to that time. They were won by
the following contestants: George
d. Cook, first: r. l.. Myers, second,
and James Cox Thompson, third.
The men taking part in the run fol-
lows: G. X. Deem, d. E.. Deem, G..
ID. Cook, j. Cox Thompson, A. w.
Hertzler. M. A. Brinton, ]. w. Mill
house, r. l.. Myers, c. e. Stevenson,
C. Roy Troutner, r. C. lobe.
The route traversed was the most
picturesque of any covered on any
previous run, more than one-half of
it being over mountains. The party
left at a. m. Saturday morning
going through Shippensburg, Cham
bersburg and McConnelsburg to
Bedford. A box luncheon was eaten
on the top of the mountains beyond
Fort Loudon on that day and the
night was spent at Hoffman's at
Bedford Springs. On the second
day the party went by way of Cum
berland, Md, Hancock and Hagers-
town. to Camp Hill. The mileage
on the first day was 101 and on the
second 170.5, or a total of 270.5.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-26
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
By Associated Press.


Phiiadeiphin, May IS: = Wheat =
No. 8. soft red, $2.24.
Corn - The market is quiet; yellow.
as to grade and location, s1.SO@1.S5.
No: 2. white. 7s1A @79c; No. 3. white.
IT@771sc.
Bran = The market is lower; soft
winter, spot. in 100-fo. sacks, $4,000
$500; spring, in 100-fb. sacks. s42.00
Butter - Market lower; western
creamery, extras. SIC; nearby prints.
fancy, 64@66c.
Refined Sugars Market steady:
powdered, s.45c; extra fine granulat-
Eggs - Market lower; Pennsylva-
mia and other nearby firsts, free
cases. $500 per case; do, current
receipts, free cases. $3.50 per case;
western, extra firsts, free cases. 1920
per case; do, firsts. free cases, $3.50
per case; fancy. selected, packed. 500
SIC per dozen. S
Cheese : The market is steady;
Live Poultry : Market steady;
fowls. 40@41c; broiling chickens, not
| lleghorns, 55@60c; do, leghorns, 42@
soc; roosters. 2S@24c; ducks. Peking.
so@s2e; ssass ;os DO; ssc Indian Runner 26@SOci
spring. choice. to fancy. 4sgtse:
co.. western. choice to fancy. 45046c:
Ssssy' turfsa. 1issa tsS fair
eight pounds. 44@ 45c; do. smaller
sizes. 4O@43c: fowls, fresh killed.
Smaller snSiis Sizes 9 saSs4e; 49, G
w western % SroiiIns shiekens. 1sSGte:
dScks western. SS@4oc; pskin ducks.
Island, 41@42c; geese, 26@30c.
Flour = Market higher; winter
straight, western. $11.5o@11.75 per
barrel; Kansas straights, sf2.2o@12,5o
per barrel; do. short patents, $12. so
@13.00 per barrel; spring, short pat
ents, $12.50@13.00 per barrel; do,
sprinS patents. s12.25 @12,7b per barr
rel; spring hrsts' clear. $1O.25@1o.75
Hay = Market firm; timothy, No. /,
$4,000 a 44.00 per ton; No. 2, $4,000
42.OO per ton; No. 3. $4,000 1000 per
Glover Mixed: Light. s41.Oo@42.OO
per ton; No. /, do. $3.50 a 1000 per
ton; No. 2, do. $4,000 $500 per ton.
Tallow - The market is steady;
prime city loose. loose. lShe; do special
Potatoes : The market is steady;
Ssw Ssl baskets assssey' do NJ; No osssSsss ss:
basket; do, 100 10. bags. No. !. s2.so0
SEQ. extra quality: do. No. 2. $500
2.26: PENNSYLVANIA. No. !. 10n IN -
$3.50 do, per 100 TBS, fancy
s2.so@s;1O: New Jersey. No. |. i0u
fos.. s2.25@2.4o; do. No 2. 100 N .,
n.25 Q1.75; western. per 100 rbs.. $2.00
| G2.25: New York state. per 100 TO-.
s2.50@2.70; Maine. per 100 fbs., $2.50G
2:75; Delaware and Maryland. per 100
fbs. $2.25 42.40; Florida. No. /, per
barrel. SS.00@9.00; Florida, No. 2. pei
barrel, $6.75Q7.25; Florida. per 150-ib
| oags. $1.50@3 800: North Carolina. pei
l, per barrel, $S.00@S.5O; South Caro-.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-26
Thomas Kirby Dies
of Auto Injuries

In a semi-consicous state since run
down by an automobile last Tuesday
night, Thomas Kirby, 30S South Sec
ond street, died in the Harrisburg
Hospital yesterday morning. He was
an electrician employed by the Har-
risburg Pipe and Pipe Bending
Company.
Kirbys injuries are said to have
been purely accidental and to have
been suffered when he stepped in
front of an oncoming automobile in
front of Snyder's Hotel in Chestnut
street. The fender of the machine,
which is said to have been driven by
Wayne Leese, 200 Chestnut street,
struck him and knocked him to the
street. He was Immediately taken
to the Harrisburg Hospital by Leese
and patrolman of the Harrisburg
police force.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-26
Fifth Loan Has Gone
Over Top $50 Million;
Total $5,249, $685. 300
By Associated Press.

Washington, May 26.-Total sub
scriptions to the fifth, or Victory
Liberty Loan, were announced to-
day by the Treasury as s5,249,90S,-
800, an oversubscription of nearly
$3.50, 100000.
The Atlanta and Dallas reserve
districts failed'to obtain their quotas,
Atlanta by less than one per cent,
and Dallas by slightly less than eight
per cent. This was the first war loan
in which any district failed to sub
scribe its quotas.
The oversubscription will be re-
fused. all individual subscriptions
|over $4,000 being cut down proper
|tionately.
Official tabulation of the number
of individuals subscribing to the loan
has not been completed, but it is eX-
pected to be close to 100000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-26
Renews Demand For
Return of the Postal

New York, May 26.-Clarence H.
Mackay, president of the Postal
Telegraph-C Company, has ad-
dressed a letter to all of the mem
bers of Congress urging the prompt
passage of the Steenerson resolution
providing for the immediate return
of the wire lines to the companies
and reiterating that his company
would reduce the telegraph rates by
20 per cent. the day the wires were
returned. He also said that the leg
islation proposed by Postmaster Gen
eral Burleson would mean a combin-
alton of the Bell Telephone and the
Western Union, the elimination of
the Postal Telegraph-Ca Cable Com
pany's competition, a countrywide
monopoly of the wire communica-
tions, and an increase of rates.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-26
Renner Appeals to
Peace President For
Early Austrian Pact

Basel, May 26.-Dr. Karl Renner.
the Austrian Chancellor, appealed
to Premier Clemenceau, president
of the Peace Conference, on Satur-
day, for the expedition of the peace
negotiations with Austria, according
to a Vienna dispatch to-day.
The Chancellor is declared to
have said the delay was having a
bad effect on the German Austrian
population, causing fear that dis
orders might break out.