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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27
LOCAL HAY MARKET

Hay-strong; Timothy No. /, $37 90
63750: No. 2, timothy. S36.50@37.00;
No clover. $2s.5o@29.00.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27
4R&z1ocal and r oreiqr
W. Markets

Q12.50; good to choice heifers. $500
9l2.50; choice fat COWS. $10@l2: fair
to good fat cows, $7.0048.00; bologna
cows, $5.0006.50; butcher bills, $1,000
Q12.00; bologna bulls. $S.o0@10.00;
calves. $10.00014.00.
Sheep - Receipts. light; market,
steady. Sheep. ss.0091000. Lambs,
$10.00@15.00.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27
tBy Associated Press,

(By Associated Press)
EAST BUFFALO, May 27-Cattle-
Receipts 1000. easier; calves, receipts
900. slow, SOC lower. $6.00Q17.0O.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; 10c to Csc
lower; heavy mixed and Workers,
S20.90@21.00: light Workers, $2025@
20.50: pigs, $20.00@20.25: roughs,
$18.25@18.50; stays. S12.00@15.00.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1900:
active and strong; lambs, 5000
1925; others unchanged.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

Reeves, Richmond, president;
Laura NJ. Bertsch, Centerville, secre-
tary; w. S. Parkins, Milton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27
DIV Assoclated Press,

INDIANAPOLIS, May 27.-Hay
strong; No. timothy. 37@37.50: No.
2 timothy. $36.5o@37.00; No. / clover,
S28.50@29.0o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

You not only reap what you sow,
but a good many things your ances-
tors have sown.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27
CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE

uFFIISHcu py 2. W. WA0NEh O OOsJ
212 Union National Bank Build
ing. Phone 1920.
CHICAGO, May 81 - Following is
the range OF futures on Chicago Board
of Trade today:
Open High Low Close
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27

BUTTER FAT QUOTATION
Butter fat, delivered in Richmond,
is bringing 60 cents this week..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27
LIBERTY BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, May 27.-FinaI prices
on Liberty Bonds today were:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-27
LIVE STOCK PRICES
tBy Associated Press,

(By Associated Press)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 81
Hogs-Receipts 10000. lower
Cattie-Receipts 1880. weak.
Calves-Receipts. 500, lower.
Sheep-Receipts 200, steady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03

J6zef nj. Olszewshi, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
ZPOLITYKI.
Pamictajcie O iutrzeiszych W

Pamietajcie q iutrZejszych Wy
5oroch, Nicrhaj Mkt sic ME ociaga
i ME ldkccwaay tych wybor6w wa%ne
.Drawy ia balocie! KOnwcncya konSty-
uryjna to m~jpicrwsza rzccz deleGa-
ri do nicj; many dwu deleSatow pol
,a,ich. Dominowskiego. demo6rate re-
mlblil1anina WegierskiegO gtoSuJce
ma Mich, DO nam Polak6w potrDeoa w
konwencyi owej do obrdny SpraW ma
szych. ZapOnmijcie o p~artyach - "
fol sprawie. a gloSujcie wszySey bez
rGAnicy ma rOdak0w.
Druga ogromnie wanna sprawa 10
kweSrya bond6w ma ulepszenia i uplck-
szenia naszcgo mia,Sta. Me ohawiaJc!e
sic. 10 TO zbytnio was Obciqzy; ufo-
wadnialiSmy W a~rtyku}ach naSzych re-
dakcyinych. ii podatek, jaki przypad,
ME p4aciC ia pokrycie owych bdld0"
bcdzie nadzwycza jnie dr0bny. lefw7e
kilL2na&cie cent6w Cd tySiaca tolarOW'
70 vice kahdy zaplacit moe. ZwiaSZcza
n, tal; wazne | znakomitc uepSzeula ns'
lace z~naczcnie ola calcgo miasta
Mech jutro wszyscy gfosuja Ktc
tylko ma prawo glosn: m~ezczyzni' ko'
bicty nicchaj poSpiesza do urn loKa'
low wyborczych i oddadza sw6j CLOS a
zeby wypelnic powirnoSC swa obywa'
tplSka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03

ma sekretarke panne Wande Waje--
rowska. Ma ,posiedzeniu r~eprezento-
wane byly nastepujace tOwarzystwa:
Choir starszy i miodszy; Oddziai 5Sty
Sw. Antoniego: Oddzia} Tiny Sw. A,
lojzego; Spolka Budowniczo-Pozycz
kowa D. W. Father Gordon's Build
ing and Loan Assn; Tow. Dramatu
i spiewu; Bractwo M~iodzienc6w sw.
Jozefa; Tow. sw. Grzegorza; Tow.
sw. Sylwestra; Oddzial 9ty Krolo--
wei Jadwigi; Klub Adama MCKEE
wicza; Dw6r sw. Antoniego; Bract-
wo Dziewic Rozahca Sw.; Tow. Sw.
Kunegundy; Oddziai sw. Weroniki
mr.. 60ty Macierzy Polskiej: NJ.
Kr6.owej Jadwigi; Stow. Alumno"
szkoly Matki Boskiej Anielskiej;
Dwor sw. Wojciecha; Oddziat' Smy
Macierzy PoIskiej i Dw6r Katolic--
kich LeSniczych. Wybrano komitet,
kt6ry sic zajmie urzadzeniem przyJe-
cha, jakotez uda sic z proSba do To-
warzystw o-pomoc W wsp6lpracy. W
sklad komitetu wchodza: p. Roszko-
WAX, p. U~rbahski, p: Molinger, p.
zamorski, p. Gordon. PM Zamorska.
parma Wajerowska. PAM Siuda. pa
nj MOI. pani Perli6ska. Przyjecie
odbedzie sic W przysz'ym miesiacu.
Jutro. We wtorek, dnia Ago b. m,
odbedzie sic zebranie W sail para
fialnej Sw. Kazimierza, PREY South
Whipple i 22ej ul., o godzinie Sci
wieczorem. ma kt6re p%roszeni So
wszyscy weterani ostatniej wojny
s~wiatowej. Cd kilku miesiecy istn'~
lie tax zwany American Legion 8.
do kt6lego powinien nalezec kazdy
wysluzony zoInierz, Tub marynarz'
honorowo zwoluiony. Kazdy ex-zot-
merry powinien bye obecny ma tenn
%zebraniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03

p~rzyjemnym objawem jest, re datki
te nadchodza W coraz TO wieksLcJ
sumie. Dobra robota!
Sp0ika ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i
Hasa OszCzednOsci pod nazwa Koro-
ny Polskiej, kt6rej posiedzenia Cd
bywaja sic mad Dziennikiem Chica-
goskim, otwarta d. l. b. IN. "A serge,
do kt6rej wszyscy interesowani moga
sic z~apisywaG co soboty wiecz6r, cd
godziny Tel do 9tej, W lokalu spoi
XII, mr.. 1855 w. Division ul., lub
,e2 u sekretarza, Marcina S. Lewan-
dowskiego, pnr. 2047 Webster ave.
| kiedykolwiek. narzad sp0lki stano,
via: Franciszek Fabiszak, prezes;
Jan Klajna, w~iceprezes; MARGIN S
Lewandowski, sekretaTz; Nikodem
Szymanski, asyst. sekr.; Bernard
Wienckowski, kasyer; Jan Oszakic'
wski. Roman Anthem. Antoni Kozio.
wski, PaweI Czemski, dyrektorzy;
z. H. Kadow, adwokat. Sp6}ka ia jul
istnieje blisko 6 lat i jest pod SUI
perwizya Stanu Illinois.
= 81 O
IS Wy p,ipiopo SrOda dnia Oopo naH.
| dziernika b. r. O godzinie $50 vie.
czorem, skojarzeni zostali dozgon'
nym wezlem maizeiskim W koscielt
D. W. Sw. Jacka, W Ayondale, p. 10:
zef Mazurkiewicz, syn PIP. Piotra
Amy Mazurkiewicz6w, Zam. pnr
1401 N. Ashland ave. z parma Pela
gia Bejrowska, c6rka PIP. Michata
Rozalii Bejrowskich, Fam. pnr. 271s
n. Lawndale ave. Slubu mlodej pa,
RE udzieli} X. Stefan Kowalczyk, {,
r. w czasie ceremonii, PAM Anna
J6zwiakowska, wykonala z arty2'
mem Ave Maria, Millarda, przy
akomp. skrzypiec p. Wladysiawa XIII
kowskiego i organu p. j. K. Boro'
winskiego, ktorzy tC4 odegrali mar,
sza weselnego. .Druzbowali: dr.. Bro,
nis}aw Mix. z parma Zofia Borrow
ska i Leon Bejrowski z parma cleo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
DIR. G. Z. GieraltOWski.

Do Chicago powr0cil tych
dniach zwolniony re sluzby Armli
Stanow Zjednoczonych, porucznik DIR.
c. p. GieraItowski. many Polonii
Chicagoskiej lekarz i chirurg, ktory
przez dluzszy czas zajmowai W Camp
Knox, Ky, stanowisko chirurga W
Q. NJ. c. Infantry. Stamtad pre-
niesiony byl take jake chirurg do
sligo pulku polnej artyleryi, stoJace-
20 obozem w temze samem mieJscu
i ma TEN stanowisku pozostal prze1
kilka miesiecy.
o piracy jego niejednokrotnie po-
chlebne znajdywaly sic wzmianki W
wychodzacej W obozie gazetcc zNr
n j: Camp Knox News.
Cztery miesiace temu przydzie:O
ny zostal dr.. GieraItowski, jake ma
czelny lekarz do eXpedycyi rekruta-
cyjnej, 2 kt6ra przez caly ten czas
objezdzal wszystkie wleKsZe i mnlej-
SEE miasta i miasteczka Stan6w Ken
lucky. Indiana i Tennessee, badaJac
nowo zacieznych rekrut6w wstepu-
jacych W szeregi. Ostatnim takinI
postojem dra Gieraltowskiego. byi"
miasto Nashville. Tenn, gdZie l"'
wiadomiony zostal O swym ZWolnIe-
uiu re sluzby. Udal sic vice DR.. G
do Camp Dodge. Iowa, jednego
czterech pozosta|ych punktdN demo
bilizacyjnych, gdzie otrzymat certy-
fikat honorowego swego zwoInienia
Obecnie W Chicago zajety jest Il.
rzadzaniem swego biura lekarskle
20 I chirurgicznegO, kt6re pred
p6jsciem do wojska zajmowai p. mr.
S11 Milwaukee ave, blisko ChtcaG'
We.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
Il 15.TEJ WARDY.
w czwartek, dnia 30go paid

w czW7Ttek, dnla 3o-go pazoZlef-
nika r. b., odby1o sic p~oSiedzenie hiu-
bu Polsko-D Dem okratycznego 15tej WAR
dy W gI0wnej kwaterze pnr. lo4S n.
Marshfield ave. Pc zagajeniu posiedze-
MIA przez prezesa p. Leona C. Ny&e Cd
czyta4 sekretarz protok6 z ostatntego
p~osiedzenia. kt6ry przez ogo& przyjety
zostal. Potem nastapiky debaty mad
kwestyami ma balocie. kt6ry w dnlu
Ago listopada T. b. wyborcom do gio-
sowania p~rzed1onony z~Ostanie. kwestye
re ga ola mas obywatei bard2o wazne
i Ola tego tel kazdy chetnie sfucllaA,
gdy prezes owe kweStye w polskim Je-
zyku tfumaczy{ j rozbiera{. Jest to
zn0w dOw0d, he rrzeszczanie ma poll
tyczne ,,mityngi' tylko korZySc Obywa-
tefom przynosi, dlategO re ~nteprzySpo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
Na. posiedzerie kIubu Demolraty.

cznych Booster6w 17tej wardy, uchwa
lono jednOgioSnie popicrac k~andydatow
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT i delcgat6w do kOn-
stvt1Icyi stanOwej do Springfield. Hi
nois, 2 21go / 27-go SenatOryalncgo dy
stryktu. w kt6rych obywatele powinni
wziac udzia4 W wyborach jutro, we
wtorek, dnia Ago listopada, b. T.. 2 pr
wodr1. re tie wybory Sc bardzO wahn".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
'NOTATKl OSOBISTE.

w tych dniach, OBJ. Nawrocki, ma
byl sklad ~rzeaniczy i ~wiktuaiow spo-
5~ywczysh, pnr. 3014 S. sega ave- od
Oh. Maciejewskiego. Poniewat ma
wieIu znajomych i przyjacioi W tel
dzielnicy, spodziewa sic dobrego in
teresu.
q q
Ma chrzcinach u PIP. tTanclSzka
i Klary Hejz6w, Fam. pnr. 2Oo7 N
How're ave-. zlozono ma Dom Star
COW D. W. Sw .J6zefa ofiare W sumle
$500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03

WeZoraj popoludniu, W saIi para-
fialnej sw. Jsdwigi, prey No. Hamil
ton / Lyndale Ill, odbylo sic zebra
ME Earzadow wsZystkich iowa
rEystE tax meskich jak i 4enskich
nale5Scych do ZjednoCzenia P. r. X,
ma kt6rem omawiano ballot ~rozesla-
ny przez zarzad giowny, " kwestyi
podwyzSzenta assesment6w. PostS-
nowiono udaG sic W przyszly czwaI
tex do Zarzadu Gl6wnego. z prote-
stem " tel sprawie. Nsdto ma tenn
re posiedzeniu zaIo5ono osade lied
~noczenia, kt6ra ma ~nastepnem posie-
d8eniu wybierze zsrZad staly.
o - .
Oh. w1adys}aw PTaszewicB, roz-
Toc7nie " pr :vsziym tygodnlI Du.
dowac elegancka dwupietrowa ka-
mienice, PREY narozriku Fullerton j
Marmora ul.. W dzielnicy Hansen
Park, koSztem 100000, W ktorym
mie$cit sic bedzie skiad. Plany wy
konal p. Antoni Tocha. a gio~ne
prace murarskie objaI p. Mondrow-
ski.
-
Wczoraj popoludniu, W sail para
fiaInej Matki Boskiej Anielskiej, Cd
byIo sic posiedzeuie wszystkich r..
rzsd0w Towarzystw TAX meskich jak
I zenskich. W sprawie urzadzenis
przyjecia dla wszystkich zoinierzy i
narynarzy, syn6w parafian Marya-
nowskich, kt6rzy wr6cili re siuzby
rujslrrti. PCsiedzenie otw0rzyl
x. Franciszek Gordon c. R.. wyja-
sniajac eel zebrania, poczem powo-
ial ma prezesa p. Teofila Gordons. a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03

sobiony w dniu wybor6w Obywatel ME
vie jak gfosowat i przez to nieraz sam
Ola siebie bat ukreci, czegoby unikna&,
gdyby kilka minut poSwiecil i ina po-
siedzenie Klubu przybyl. Pc za1atwie-
nfu kilku innych spraw mniejszej wagi
posiedzenie odroczmo do 20go listopa-
da !. b. = Pc posiedzeniu Odbyf sic
smoker.
Y szacunkiem,
JSyaf nj nJczAxySxi Sekr. nrot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
STRASzNA KULTURA NIEMIECKA

Jutro juz oe}osimy pierwsze przedstawienie obrazu
POLSKT, gdzie 20
baczymy miedzy przeslicznymi obrazami z Polskl
dowody, jak ohydna jest kultura niemiecka, r0zStrze'
liwanie Polskich Powstanc6w przez Niemcow etc.
Tatra Production Corp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03
nora Mazurkiewicz. Dobranej pare
SzcZeSC Boie.

nora Mazurkiewicz. Dobranej parze:
Szczesc Boie.
Oh. Jan Bielawa, Fam. pnr. 22Z4
Rice ILL.,, by&y organista z HelenoWa,
obecnie piastuje intratna posade W
banku p. n. ,,Noel's State Bank +.
mr.. 1908 Milwaukee ave. r6g North
ave-, W departamencie realnoscio--
wynn. Poinformowal on mas, re poczy
nione So juz wszelkie kroki do ro"'
poczecia budowy fundamental pod
nowy budynek bankowy, PREY ma
rozniku Milwaukee ave. i Robey.
y 90
T~owarzystwo observation-disclosures
kowe i Hasa Oszczednosci i'm. sw.
Franciszka, otwiera 34ta serge, do
ktorei sic MONA zapisaG W kazdy
czwartek W sail Zwiazku Polek, pnr.
1909 N. Ashland ave. Sp0lka powyz-
sza dzieli sic ma trey klasy, a mia
nowicie. pierwsza ma lat try, dru-
ga ma lat szeS6, a ~trzecia ma lat diva
nascie. Jestto jedyny i najlatwieJszy
spos6b zaoszczedzenia p~ieniedzy.
y Q o
Wczorai rozopczal sic drive czy-
Ii zbieranie skladek przez organlza-
eve C~zerwonego Krzyaa, W dzielnicy
Hawthorne. Jest nadzieja, re ME
znajdzie sic ami jeden z rodakow ma
szvch. kt0ryby pozalowal grosza n>
rzecz tel humanitarnei i d~obroczyn-
nei organizacyi, kt6ra bardzo Wieio
Zdzialala podczas ostatniej- Wolny a
obecnie ratuje braci i s~iostry nasze
ma ziemiach Polski cd giodoWeJ
Smierci.
. q !: 3
JacyS niewySledzeni dotad amato
rzy cudzej wlasnoSci skradli przed
paru dniami automobil mark Fora
oh. Ludwikowi Minzowi, zam. PM
Ella So Throop ILL.,, dz1elnlcy
Town OF Lake. Uwiadomiona o te"
policya czyni poszukiwania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03

prezesow poszczeg6lnych polskich
dwor6w organizacyi Katolickich Les
niczych, W kwaterze tejie, W budyn-
ku Stock Exchange, W Sr6dmiesciu.
Pc zaiatwieniu b~iezacych spraw. o.
mawiana byia kwestya skiadek, kt6-
re Dwory polskie urzadzaja ma ulze-
ME losu biednych dzieci polskich W
Oiczyznie. Ma posiedzeniu tenn,
Dw6r sw. Mfchala Archanioia, dzia-
Iaiacy PREY parafii sw. Wojciecn~,
przeznaczyl z kasy swej $4,000; po-
nadto uchwalil Dw6r ten naiozyt ma
czionk6w swych podatek miesieczny
W wysokosci 15-u cent6w. Dw6r sw.
Witbolda. z parafii sw. Trolley, ofia-
rowaI bond wolnosciowy ma sto do
lar6w; Dw6r i'm. Kosciuszki, sku--
piajacy sic PREY tejie samej parafii,
przeznaczyt $500; prezes tegoz,
.chcac sumo zaokraglic, doiozyi CITE
ry dolary, co uczynilo razem $1,000.
Cd czasu otwarcia przez Dziennik
Chicagoski Rampant. ktoremu wiel-
ce pomocnym Jest oh. Leon Winnie
cki. urzednik organizacyi, skaadR
ma ten ebony eel, ~nadchodza stale;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-03

Dzieh jutrzejszy jest dniem Wy
borrow. Powinien o tenn pamietac
kazdy Polak i Polka i tlumnie zgia-
szac sic do budek elekcyjnych, gio-
sujac Ia wyborem polskich kandyoa-
tow ma delegatow ma KOnwencye
Konstytucyjna, oraz "a bondami, kt6
re jezeli zostana przez wyborcow
uchwalone, pozwola, re miasto ma
.sze stanie sic piekniejszem / szyst-
sem.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

place in the county which turned
out the largest delegation to
this independence Day celebra-
ton, outside of Hinckley. And
this year again many Askov sciti-
zens will most likely journey
with their band to Pine City and
join with neighbors in celebrat-
ing the homecoming of Pine
county soldiers on independence
Day. Is it not customary for one
village to join with another oc-
casionally in celebrating indie
pendence Day? Is it possible
that we are not Americans be-
cause 100 guns have not been
fired in Askov at sunrise on the
Fourth? The 100 guns are usual
~ advertised at Fourth of July
celebrations but rarely ever are
they heard.
Will the party also please tell
us next week what there is of
American that has been run out
Of this town." The Askov Amer
lean. published here now for
nearly five years in the English
language is still run IN this
town." The community meet
ings last winter, all in the Eng
lish language. and most of which
were addressed by speakers from
the Minnesota University, went
along smooth and were not or
dered out of town. Wonder if
the party in question attended
those meetings? Will you not
please tell us next week what
has been run out?
Perhaps we are devoting too
much time and space to this, and
that the matter should have been
passed up more lightly, but we
feel like digging up in it and
getting to the root of it. A man
in any community who thinks
that his neighbors are not as
good and loyal citizens as they
should be. and will go and say
such things on the quiet, is not
a booster.
The clipping might have been
sent in by some irresponsible
person. and of course in that
event we have only wasted time,
but If the party feels himself re-
sponsible let him come out next
week and defend his stand.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

any effort by a misguided minO-
rity to impose its will by
violence. If aliens among us
propose such a course, the
quicker they are put out Of the
country the better. If natural
lied citizens who took oath to
support the Government attempt
it, the quicker they are denatu-
rallied the better.
Il have no patience with those
who advocate the rule of any
class. Democracy arose on the
downfall of a class. Because our
forefathers did not want class
rule they deposed such rulers as
the Stuarts, the Bourbons and
their adherents. Their de-
scendents and those of our people
coming from other free nations
who have recently aided in de-
posing the German ruling class
will not permit class rule to be
set up here. There is no one
class in society that has more
sense than all the others. Any
one class would make a sad fail
ure Of governing this Nation or
any other. History teaches that
lesson very plainly. l am in
favor of improving our Govern
ment whenever the need for i'm
provement is demonstrated, but
not of upsetting it. 1t is time
for us to refresh our own minds
as to the real essence and mean
ing of our institutions and to
bring them home to the unini-
tiated among us so that govern
ment of the Nation by all the
people may endure. Every le-
gitimate effort should be made
to counteract the schemes of the
wild agitators who seek to de-
velop bolshevism in this great
free country of ours"
D. F. Houston,
Secretary of Agriculture.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

Below is an article written by
D. F. Houston, secretary Of agri-
culture. setting forth in good
and plain language what Bolshe-
vism is. how it came about and
the little danger of such agita-
ton gaining Roadway in a free
country like United States. Mr..
Houston's article follows:
"Bolshevism is vicious in its
theory and criminal in it's
practices. 1t has appeared in
certain European countries
which have suffered from the
domination of unintelligent
autocrats. where vast numbers
of the people are uneducatcd and
have had little or nothing to say
about their political and econo-
mic fortunes. 1t is pity that
such peoples, misguided by
fanatical or wrong-minded lead
ers. have not been able to seize
the opportunity presented to
them to lay the foundations of
bencficent institutions and to
proceed in orderly fashion. They
will be compelled. for their own
salvation, to throw off their
present leaders. to make, an
about face" and to start on
new lines. have no fear of
bolshevism in this country. l
have no patience with that
small minority Of men, many of
them recently come among us,
unacquainted with our institu-
tons and purposes. familiar only
with institutions and conditions
radically different from ours,
who seek to overthrow our
Government. ! do not believe
that those elements are very
strong or will get very far. The
people of this country are com.
mitted to the rule of the
majority and to the rule Of law
There is no good cause which
can not get a hearing from oul
people. It is up to the man who
advocates it to persuade the ma
jority that he is right. If he
can. he can secure what he seeks
at the polls. If he can not, he
must abide by the will of thu
majority or suffer the penalty
The majority will not toleratt
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
Ter&do. Shin Eater.

Although It was declared that wood
en- ships could he built fast enough and
strong enough to outwit the, suhma-
rine, they cannot be built to escape
their own most deadly enemy. the ship
worm, or teresio. This animal or worm
eats away the wooden ship in much the
same manner that cancer eats away
the human body. but II Is 80 small
when II first inserts itself into the wood
that the closest inspection fails to
show the warning pin hole. Once. In
the wood. however. II eats Its way
along. growing steadily. and when .
quantity Of these tiny worms get into
ship they turn Il into Z veritabls
sponge honeycombed BY tunnels
The teredo II more common on the
western coast than on this, and cop
Per g so-called copper paint Il said
10 b the one way to protect wooden
ships from becoming infested.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12


Mrs. Hughes. wife Of the Australian
premier. is very fond Of children and
has a fund Of anecdotes concerning
them.
One she Is fond Of telling concerns a
visit she paid to certain elementary
school In Melbourne shortly before
starting for England.
Among the questions put by the mis-
tress to her little pupils was the fol-
lowing:
'.Supposing We had boarded ship
last night and steamed hundred miles
due southwest. where should we be
now" the correct answer being. Of
course, OF the coast If Tasmania
There was moment Of hreathless
silence. and then a tiny girl TN the
front row. who had Just recently. II
transpired returned from rather
rough and stormy sea trip. piped out
shrilly:
I'm the cabin. ma'am sick."-Tit-
Bits.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12

think it will not, but it will be
the foundation for cooperate
packing plants if successful and
others will follow and then prob
ably we will see your proposed
plant at Hinckley. Then the big
packers will have to come to time
or fall out. How do you expect
a plant at Hinckley to survive
under the conditions and terrific
ry when the Farmers Terminal
which covers territory as large
as this state and has more than
half chance to be a failure?"
You know that there are parts
of Minnesota that are better or
ganized than Pine county and are
supporters of this plant. Is it not
our duty to cooperate with these
and have better livestock mar
kets for all of us? That is what
/ call cooperating. l could give
you the names of several live
stock raisers, registered cattle
breeders and prominent men
who have interest in this plant
and don't think for a moment
that they are going to waste
their money foolishly.
Your phrase, true coopera-
ton begins at home," does not
appeal to me, because it isn't. the
man at home we are after but
the outside men that bleed" the
farmers produce as it goes to
market, and of course the
farmers foot the bill. Probably
you are familiar with the ex-
penses of a shipping association,
as feed, yardage and commission,
and are they necessary? That is
the object of this plant to elimi-
nate all unnecessary expenses.
Another thing is, why the diff
ference between So. St. Paul and
the Chicago market? Isn't the
stock that comes to So. St. Paul
worth as much money as that
that comes to Chicago? And
still there is quite a difference
in the prices.
Mr.. Mosbak, if you think this
plant is not organized as true
cooperative" wouldn't you rather
see it succeed than fail? If this
project fails we are down and
out; if it succeeds one great OBJ
stacle is conquered and others
will fall as the producers take
hold of the marketing end and
lay low this get rich stuff,
gambling and grating of the
hard earned farmers money.
Yours respectfully,
L. A. Larson.