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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-27

dajic ruku Elfll, pravlla:
"Pojd', Elfie; budes chatu tn
sdlleti Sc mnou a odpocines 81
pod mojl ochranou, jak minu-
le noci". II
Elite, ktera krkolomnoU
pro nj tax neprij emnou jizdou
tyla unavena k smrti, radostl
prnimala tute nabidku a ma
sledovala svoji pritelku. Avsak
i tech par kroku bylo il obtiz-
nych pusobily il bolest, pro-
toze udy jeji byly posud ztr-
mule.
"Ah, ten bidnik! Jakych bo-
leSti telesnych mi nadelal ke
vsemu ostatnimu Kazda kost'
V tele boil mne, jakobych byla
stoleta starena. Oh! Kez osud
Vydal mi JeJ V moe ma mllost /
nemilost alespon ma jeden den.
1n zvedel by pax, CO dovede
zena We sve nenavisti!"
* tomu muze lehce prijiti,
draha Elfie. We chvili takove
ale budes pametliva jen toho,
ze's milovala Alberta od neju-
tlejsiho sveho mladi a yes mu
zasnoubena posud. Vim z vlast
III zkusenosti, re laska nevymi-
ri ze srdce zeny tax rychle",
pravila Alberta JENNIE podepi-
rajlc druzku svoji pri obtizn5
Iii chuzi.
Pred chatou, jejiz zadni ste
nu tvofila skala a jeji zvnitfek
byl dosti prostranny, aby po-
hodlne pojmouti mohl nekolik
csob, stal Abershaw, cekaje ma
svoji velitelku MAZE u svych
rohou lezeti velky balik, chra-
neny pred deSt6m vodovzdor-
nym obalem.
"Zustal jsem posledni pre-
deSlem naSem lezeni. abyct "a
BALL a ma diva Inezky nalozil a.
lespon jednu cast nejnutnejsi-
no pro vas nabytku. Tu je je-
den balik druhy pfinesu l.
hned".
Pc slovech tech priklekl k re
mi q jal Sc rozvazovati balik.
''Tim ale vystavil jste Sc ne
bezpeci, byti zaskocen neprite-
lem a zajat! Odvazil jste Sc
rfilis mnoho k vuli mne", s
jemnou vycitkou pravila AL
berta.
"V naSem zivote jdou nebez-
ipeci a povinnost ruku V ruce,
madam; a ia vzdy jsem sta
sten, mohu-li vzdorovati prvni-
mu a konati poslednejsi We slu2
be VASE, odpovedel galantnt
guerilla S vojenskym pozdra'
vem.
'VTele diky, Abershaw. Plu
kovnik bude vsak v6deti lepe
iak ia, jak by odmenil bezpfi.
kiadnou tuto oddanost a nehy.
rlnou pozornost".
'Toho neni zapotrebi, my.
lady. Wy obetujete sc "a mas
snasite nami zle j dobre a jer
yankee je schopen "a dobre od
menovati Sc zlym. Hosi mas
mali veceri jiz hotovou, jak po
zoruji. Preje 81 mylady sdilet
veceri obema plukovniky tan
u ohne, nebo chce, abych "a
nesl il SEMI"
"Pripojfme Sc ku druzini
riukovnika", rozhodla mlad;
Zena.
] "Mila Alberto, ty mdZeS q
niti jak ii libo; co vsak mne s,
tyce, tn radeji zemru hladem
nezli abych Sc dotkla jedine
no sousta We spolecnosti bida
| ckeho Alberta Goldsborou
: gha 20 S opovrzenim zvolala FL
fie.
Abershaw S velkym uzasen
vzhledl ku pohnevane divce
nebot' jako vetsina ostatnicl
byl toho nahledu, ze nalada Ia
dy' provazi milence sveho na L
teku jeho Zcela dobrovolne,
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Roman,

LXH. v utulne silencI.
Druhy den nalezal Sc neu-
navny tainy Keene one ves-
nici, jiz mu byl jmenoval pf-l
saf pana Smitha.
Neobsahovala vice, jak asi
dvacet chatrGi.
Jednu z Mich obyvala Carlot
ia, coz objevil tajny dosti brzy
neb delaje, jakoby.' Sc dival
ma vzdalene 'hory, 'videl il stati|
mezi dvermi, aniz by ona ho]
pozorovala.
Byla velmi zmenena, jak tai
ny ihned zpozoroval, Cd te do
by, co il nevid9l.
Oci jeji nezafily jiz tax a
nehledel z Mich velitelsky ten
vyraz.
Jiz davno as nevyhlfzela ja-
ko kralovna. Byla jiz stara,
smutna a ztrapena smutkem a
starostmi.
! Tajny prochazel Sc kolem
| chatrce, ze mohla no vidat
pine, nepoznala no ale, a po-
hlizela nan jako ma cizince,
jichz tudy chodilo mnoho.
Nebylo to take divu, .ze no
nepozna1a, neb Keene Sc byl
/ jiz o to postaral, ably nebyl
tax lehko k poznani.. V Nea-
poll 81 hyl koupil paruku a ia
lesne vousy. coz poskytovalo
mu zcela iineho vzezreni..
t1jistiv sc TAX, re nenla CAR
lotta ami nejmensiho podezfe-
nj, odebral Sc rovne do male
vesnicke hospudky, kdez OBJ
jednal 81 byt as ma diva dny.
/ Hostinsky mel no "a anglicke-
no turistu.
Hostinska byla stebetava a
Keene dost brzy sc od nj dove
del vselicos, co chtel vedet, o.
vsem sdelovala mu to We velmi
|
II1amane anglicine.
Carlotta pi-isla, die vyjadfe-
mi hostinske, do vesnice as
pred tfemi m6sici a cd te DOLBY
zustala zde.
Keene sam prohlasil Sc "a
cestuiiciho malire a pravil, ze
by rad starou til zenu vymalo-
val, k Will pohledu ieiimu.
"Snad by byla ohledu tom
: trpeliva," pravil,
) Spinava ia chatrc nevyhlize.
la ovsem die toho, iakoby tan
; byIo bohatstvi, Kdyz ale bylt
; Carlotte receno, re muze Ii
i skat neco penez, necha-li 81
t vymalovat, necht6la X toml
2 pripustit.
e "Stara ia cikanka jest pysn;
e iako kralovna,' prayila ho
: stinska.
J. "Cikanka? Coz jest ona ci
: kankou?" zvolal tajny V stro
!; jenem prekvapeni.
: well, CO Sc toho tyce, ne
mohu mic Tici, jelikoz nikdo 0
u pravdu nevi, kdo jest ona, a
o neb odkud prisla. Rikam il al
i cikanka, protoze TAX vyhlizi.
"Ano. myslim, ze tax vyhli
a III pravil tajny v zamyslenl
o '.Bydli zde uplne sama."
a "Ano, dplne sama."
u "Nema nikdy zadnych ma
d vstev?" Ma oapoved' k teto q
E. tazce cekal S velkou dychtive
sti.
i, "Ani dust jsme tn nikdy ne
e. videli a prece by tudy nemof
" ami nikdo profit do chatrce II
j. abychom no nevideli."
/ To bylo pravda, jelikoz h
O. spody teto uzky sc Jevil pt
.e hled zminene chatrce a cten
III tato pani hostinska venoval
e. beztoho vetsinu sveho casu 81
zeni u okna, aneb u maleh
d. baru, ktery byl zrovna pro
u dvefinl.
Keene okamzite 81 najal p'
ii koi ma tyden - pokol, Jehc
e. okha roakytovala vyhlldku n
y chatrd.
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PRIME Sc

PRIJMOU Sc. solicitori,
Zdvojnasobte sye sluzne neb
mzdu, pracujice & nami We va
sem volnem case. Podrobnosti
poda vam Eagle Electric Sup
ply Co., 5817 Broadway. I?
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Zajata nevesta.
Ronln We Gtyrsch dsch cd p D. E N. Southworthoy1
Pro "Domacnost' prelozil Hugo Chotek
DvUOeUwwwwUUvU ~ " " a. U0oO

byste prinesl nam vecefi nasa
SEM.
Osloveny sc uklonil a odesel.
"Lituji toho yelice, 10 p1so-
bin ii tolik nesnazi, mila All
berto. Ale yer, kdyby i zivot
muj zavisel cd jedineho SOU
sta, jez poziti bych musela Y
1eho pfitomnosti, ,nemohla bych
jej pozriti. JIz pohled ma bIda-
cKeno unosce div mne neusn1r-
tt! omlouvala Sc Elfie.
Go mne sc tyce, ia jsem
spokojena a ponechame roz-
pravu 0 tom ma dobu pozdeJ-
81, odvetila Alberta, prikrocic
k baliku hledic prozkoumati
obsah jeho.
"Ah, jaka to pozornost Oh
n6ho!" zvolala, vybirajic 2 ba-
lsku prosteradlo, pokryvky, pol
Stare tomu podobne.
"Pravda; tento Abershaw.
musj byti clovekem velmi VIDE
lanym vam velicc oddanym",
pravila Ellie.
"Oh, takovych name v tabo-
re nasem cely pocst", pychou
.odv6tila Alberta.
"A ty - ty jsi mezi mimi a
techto lesich jako kralovna",
dodala Elfie.
Nam pritomne zrovna til
sannou moe, jako ty by's mohla
luiti, kdybys jen chtela", odpo-
ivedela Alberta, urovnavajic
Prosteradla, pokryvky a polsta
re pro dive duzka, nacez Sc spo
le6nici svoji vysla pred chata
q usedla blze vchodu.
Nedlely tn dlouho, kdyz cels
proceSi priblizilo Sc k MIN.
Vudcem byl Abershaw, jenz
MAZE ubrus prehozeny pres ra-
me, nesl v jedne ruce kotlik IS
cajem cukr a mleko druhe.
Jei nasledoval Haddycraff y
fvefkou misou peceneho zajice
a talir chlebem a maslem. Ma
roeled pax sci jiny muz, maji-
| cl naruc plnou koflikn, salku a
naposled mlady jeden vojin, ne
souci celou kytu telecl pecen6
celeho krocana. Use to pro-
/ stIeno bylo pred vchodem do
chaty a mlade zeny nedaly sc
dlouho pobizeti ku knizeci to-
veceri. fSs.si
/ ] tu vsak pocinala 81 Alberta
ivelmi zdrzenlive, protoze my
slenky jeji nesly Sc zcela jinam
neil k jidlu. Obratlc Sc ma A
bershawa, jenz zlstal zde, ably
Y p&du potreby mohl poslouzit,
rravila: I
"Je to skutetna pravda, re
Cal mas zradil?"
20 tom neni zadne pochyby,
madam. Byl to spehoun prave-
ho 1rna a zrazoval mas hned cd
pocatku. Tubman prisaha nyni,
ze hocha toho videl tabore
majora Rosenthala. Je vam po-
v5domo, madam, ze Tubman
byval V radach unionistu a pre-
behl k man,.
"Nikoli, to jsem nevedela.
Skoda, re Tubman nepoznal
hOcha t0nO drlVes
"Abershaw! Wy byl jste -po-
sledni, jenz opustil posledni
ras tabor! Nepozoroval jste
nic. podle cehoz dalo by Sc SOU
diti, ze jizda nepratelska jest
nam V patach?"
Eyes, madam. Nezli opustil
Jsem staveni, vysplhal jsem Sc
ra strechu a skrze muj dobry
ialekohled .pohlizel ma jejich
postup. Predvoj byl dobe te
Vzdalen asi dive mile a vynoril
Sc ma temeni vrchu Hog-back-
hill. Vedel jsem, re mann jiz
nejvyssi cas- a proto seb6hl
isem k lesu, kde byl jsem pone-
kul jist".
"Myslite, Abershaw, re V
. tomto tabofe isnle bezpeCni
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PRODA Sc prave dostaveny
moderni ,domek pri Miles A
We. Vezme Sc lot aneb starsi
majetek CO splatka. Haste Sc
v elsie 4123 vych. 131. ul.
1927
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PRONAJME Sc byt o ety.
rech svetnicich s dv6ma bed
rumy, hned k nastehovani,
Haste Sc v els. 1888 Coath
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KANdNA z drulle ruky vsehc
druhu prodava a kupuJe W.
SadlaGet. 22Ht F.. 40. 81. :
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Sixth Registrar, G. V. Wolstenholrne !:
assistants, Dlcn IIaubcrt and Warren n.
Smith; alternate, George Grossone.
TWELFTH WARD.
First district Registrar, Edgar G..
Mortlook, Jr; assistants, Alfred ?. Hope
md Richard Fox; alternate,
Second Registrar. Delaware A. Nc
Glntock assistants, William A. Hitler and
John J. Burke; alternate,
Third Registrar, Charles Sharp. assist
ants, Stanley Whitaker and John r..
Beggs; alternate, George Bradbury.
Fourth Registrar, George Seebold;
assistants, John Moran and George Glynn;
alternate, Samuel r. Aiken.
Registrar, James Heatierton;
assistants, Earl Burnite and William v.
Robbins; alternate,
Sixth-Registrar George A. Autman;
assistants, James Is. Bevans and Percy
Otteni: alternate.
Seventh Registrar, William r. Wilson;
assistants, William Jochen and Louis
Mclaughlin; alternate, William Griffith.
Eighth Registrar, ] Robert .Jamison /.
assistants, George +. Warren and fg-
nntiua Smith; alternate,
Ninth-Registrar Wilbur Wilhelm: as
siatants, Joseph Mccullough and James
Burns. alternate, Earl Miller.
Tenth-Registrar John f. Walrnsley;
assistants, Howard $. Finney and Viii
liam Martin; alternate, Rev. Ellwood w.
Jones.
Eleventh Registrar, Lewis r Fry;
assistants, Jacob Elliott and w. G. Sim
mons: alternate, Ernest Clapp
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Registrar, Frank $. Shaub;
assistants Brownlow G. birmingham and
James Is. Gibney; alternate, William /.
Corrigan.
ourteenth-Registrar, Charles A. Eek
man; assis an ., Augustus j.. Cornell and
Samuel Newman; alternate, Alexander
Thompson.
Fifteenth--Registrar Edmu nd S. Mayo
assistants, John Black, 3rd and Anthony
Donnelly: alternate, Joseph w Robinson.
SiNecnth-Registrar, William A. Ken
nedy; assistants, Frank Fl. Harrison and
Taylor Maxwell: alternate, George q.
Latham.
Seventeenth-Re Registrar, Albert B.
Kruse; assistants, William Collins and
Charles Doughorty; alternate, John W.
Scott
ighteenth-Registrar John II. Nc
Ilhenny; assistants, Harry l.. Doto and
Cornelius Lynch; alternate, Thomas Bent.
Nineteenth Registrar, William +.
O'Keefc: assistants, Leslie ii. Mae
Ncmar and Lee Sturgis; alternate, Will
liam r. Cathcart.
Twentieth Registrar Henry ID. Long;
assistants, - and --; alternate,
William =. Weir.
Twenty-frst- Registrar, Robert G.
Barlow; assistants, George ONcll and
Henry 5. Young; alternate, Samuel
Gamble.
Twenty-second- Registrar, William
Gamble; assistants, Dennis Rowe and
John Anderson, Jr.; alternate, Francis G.
Green.
Twenty-third- Registrar, Edward Nc
Ginness; assistants, William L. Rake
straw and William Booth; alternate,
Isaac Kay.
y-fourth-Registrar William II
Harriott; assistants, Winfield Frazer and
Edward J. McElwee; alternate, Thomas
Southern.
EIGHTH WARD.
First district-Registrar Henry Per
'kins; assistants, J. V. wilkins and William
Sidel alternate, James II kenton.
Second-Registrar, William H. Moran;
assistants, Martin Craven and Charles
Patterson; alternate, Malcolm McCor-
mack
Third Registrar. Dewitt c. Foster;
assistants. Bernard Houghton and John
Denniss, alternate, Norris 4. Wiley
Fourth--Regstrar leslie Moore AS
sistants, William +. Donohue and Patrick
Riley: alternate, David Jackson
Fifth-Registrar, c. ). Iebley: assist
ants, Clarence Williams and Wilmer
Hogie; alternate, Edward Crawford
Sixth--Registrar, Amos 5. Hahn; assist
ants Richard c. Harrison and Michael
Mullin alternate, Wilbur F Gilbert.
Seventh-Registrar, Martin +. Hutton
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assistants, Joseph Curlett and William
Burke, Jr. +; alternate, Oscar B. Lank.
Eighth--Registrar, Jervis A. Smith;
assistants, Thomas S. Anderson, Jr. and
William Maxwell: alternate, -.
Nnth-Registrar Charles Stewart; as
sistants, John Doto and William I. Mer-
chant alternate, Osie Williams.
Tenth Registrar, Russell Clinton; as
sistants, Goate Stevens and Joseph Don
lon; alternate, George Warner.
Eleventh Howard II. Cooh--
ran; assistants, Wallace Longacre and
Charles McCullen; alternate, Ralph l..
Cochran
NINTH WARD.
First district Registrar. William Sal
ters: assistants, Walter Ray and Arthur
Kappauf; alternate, Alvin Fundin.
Second Registrar, William Wahle; as
sistants. Charles Brewer and Frank Simp-
son; alternate, Thomas Butler.
Third-Registrar Harry Sauerbray;
assistants. A. A. Murray and Alfred +.
Green; alternate, William +. Bowers.
Fourth Registrar, Samuel Is. Robin
son: assistants, Andrew Shakespeare and
Harry Valentine alternate, Charles Mar
shall
Registrar, Charles II. Colten;
assistants, Howard X Grantland and
William Worth; alternate, James Nc
Laughlin
Sixth Registrar, Willard T. foreman;
assistants, Frederick Stuck and Martin II.
Cooncy; alternate, James T.. Bowers.
Seventh Registrar, Thomas \. Paris;
assistants, Walter Banks and William
McCrackcn; alternate. Frank Neville.
Eighth Registrar, Nelson Met lees;
assistants, Clarence Ross and Roland
Harris; alternate. Earl McNeigh.
Ninth Registrar, Willard ). Stout;
assistants, Peter Martin and II: Clifford
Sinclair. alternate John W Weaber.
Tenth Registrar, IL =. Bartram;
assistants, David kcanneally and Clar-
ence Rawleigh; alternate, j. c. Pyle.
Eleventh Registrar, George ". Palm
er: assistants, George Hayes and Thomas
Mask; alternate, Howard r. Spindler.
Twelfth Registrar, John Stond; assist
ants, Frank Hoaton and William Hukill;
alternate, A. g. Adair.
Thirteenth Registrar, Sharpless G
Handy assistants Alfred bradford and
Andrew Dcttllng; alternate, Harry I.
Lawrence.
Fourteenth Registrar. Harry {. Jones;
assistants. Lewis Sasse and II. ". Nande-
yer: alternate, Rickner b. Nandegift
Fifteenth-Re Registrar. George B. Rash:
assistants. John Gcisendorfcr and George
r. Barnhill alternate. Arthur Davidson
Sixteenth Registrar, Isaac s. Jones;
assistants. Cornelius Realty and Edward
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J.. Flory. alternate, William Lyons, .Jr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Wilbert +.
Tucker; assistants, Conrad Demproy md
Alfred Taylor; alternate. Blair T. Ely
Observation-Disclosures Howard Iopue,
assistants, James Curran and J. Edward
Schell alternate, -. II. Wier.
Observation-Disclosures, Charles q. Rus
sell; assistants, j. Homer DAY and Elwood
Ninyard: alternate, David Folsom.
wentleth-Repistrar George w. Bald
win; assistants, Clarence Grantland and
Frank Brooks; alternate, Clarence Bald
win.
Twenty-frst-Re Registrar. Charles A..
Huber, assistants, Horace A. B'itz and
Howard Hayes; alternate, Thomas Logie.
TENTH WARD.
First district-Registrar William T..
Taite; assistants, Bayard Thatcher and
Joseph Forbes; alternate, Frank Iuitwohl.
Second-Registrar Charles s. Tobias;
assistants, Lawrence n. Richardson and
Charles Murch; alternate, Marion w.
Galloway
Third d-Registrar. John O'Connor: as
sistants, Joshua Andrews and Charles A.
MeDonough; alternate, James Emerson.
Fourth-Registrar, William l.. Alden;
assistants, William II. Sterritt and John
Baling, alternate, Leander X. Webb.
Fifth Registrar, Thomas X. Grimes;
assistants, Martin Walsh and Joseph
Lacey; alternate, Alfred Herrie.
Sixth-Registrar Walter A. Long;
assistants, John Craven and John Joyce;
alternate Abraham Lincoln.
Seventh Registrar, Edward Colt; as
sstants. Patrick Gormley and John
Connolly; alternate. Richard Nowland
Eighth Registrar William Stewart ;
assistants, Charles Quigley and Frank
Fox; alternate, Harry Rossell
Ninth Registrar, Harry Coleman; as
sistants, John Comfy. Jr. and 7. Con-
nor, alternate, Amos Il. Warrick, IT
Tenth Registrar, Norris Smith; assist
ants, Morgan Wilhelm and Edward A
Duffy; alternate, Edward Pyle.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First district Registrar, Elmer B
Booth assistants, John Pietuszka and NJ
T. Riley; alternate, John W Smith.
Second Registrar. Harry Pennell, as
sistants. Joseph Narachewski and Thomas
Rule; alternate. William Pennell
Third Registrar, Andrew Mclean
assistants, Charles Sullivan and James
Rainev; alternate, William Mcknight.
Fourth Registrar, Frederick Swarier
assistants, Anthony J. zuchonchi and
John Grin-r,: alternate. William Pratt
Fifth Registrar. Sylvester 4. Wolf;
assistants. Charles Niohl and Edward
Slaven, alternate Frank Howard
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Following is complete list of roglstra--
tion and election officers for the city OF
Wilmington. named by the Election
Board for l920-2l:
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-02
Pennsylvania.

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. II, 1919.
Some months ago, the question of ad-
vertising Lancaster county tobacco was
advocated at a meeting of the Lancas-
ter County Tobacco Growers Associa-
ton and the packers here gave tacit
approval of plan that promised to ex-
tend the trade in this county's crop
The Growers association took up the
subject again at its meeting last week,
when it decided to advertise this
county's tobacco either by means of
the moving pictures or by periodicals.
p W. Baker, one of the leading MEM
bers of the association, urged the
growers to enlarge and improve the
crop by specializing in this industry,
and not waste their energies trying TO
do other things or grow other crops.
He expressed the belief that if every
acre of ground in Lancaster county was
planted in tobacco and good quality
grown, there would be sale for all of
It and the market would not be swamp
ed.
During the past week buying of the
new tobacco proceeded rather slug
gishly, as about the only buyers were
local dealers and few outside pack
ers, all of whom bought only after a
careful examination of the tobacco.
One reason why selling went on slowly
was because of the high prices asked
by growers, many of whom continue to
believe that the longer they hold on
the better will be the prices paid them.
1t may be so, but the packers think
differ emily.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-02
New England.
HARTFORD, CT., Dec. Is,

HARTFORD, CT., Dec. Is, 1919.
There has been an unusually big de-
mand for Connecticut grown tobacco
during the past week and consequently
the market has been very lively. The
bulk of the 1919 Shade variety, princi-
pally wrappers of the first and second
primings, have lately been sold by the
growers and packers to leading manu-
facturers and jobbers of the country.
1t is declared that some of the tobacco
brought as high as SIS per pound. Sc
lectlons of the second primings of the
1919 Shadegrown were offered to the
trade this week and this fact brought
number of manufacturers here.
With approximately 80 per cent of
the 1919 acreage in the hands of the
dealers, or about to be delivered, the
general impression prevails that pack
ers will handle more tobacco this year
than last. 1t is known fact that the
big dealers have picked up big supply
and are ready to meet the demand
which is increasing for the Connecticut
nro0uct
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-02
NEW YoRK, Dec. l8, 1919.

Locally the domestic cigar leaf mar
ket is experiencing something of luli,
due largely to the fact that so little of
the most desired types and grades of
tobacco remain in the hands of the
packers. 1t is expected. however, that
in view of the tremendous activity in
manufacturing very active demand
for domestic filters is certain to devel-
ope within the very near future. Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-01-02
Wisconsin Tobacco Market


The 1919 Wisconsin tobacco market
became active during the second week
in October. The Rosenwald forces
made the kickoff; and the game was on
in friendly. rough and tumble manner
that left no doubt in the minds of the
spectators that the players heart was
in it, and that everybody enjoyed the
sport. The first half was played in the
northern section: the second half was
played just as vigorously, just as good
naturedly in the soutern section. Ex-
cept for the "hurry" and s.go' in the
market, the lifting of the 10 crop was
uneventful. There was not a critical
moment in the whole campaign. The
prices established for the different
sorts of leaf, and the method of going
after it, held pretty steady while about
so million pounds of tobacco passed out
of. the hands of the grower and into the
hands of the packers, by way of the
contract book, at figures that the grow
ers were pleased to take and the buy
ers did not hesitate to pay. Lucky is
the nation whose annals are brief, is
the old saying. Applied to the 1919
.
ly be said that the annals are brief,
and if it's brevity is an index to for
tune, Wisconsin tobacco growers have
passed through very fortunate cam
palgn. This is true also of the price
scale. IF the government reporting
service is correct in it's estimate, the
average price paid was little better
than 20 cents per pound. These condi-
iQ
sin alone: they have prevailed pretty
generally in all tobacco growing states.
The demand has been brisk for all
grades Of tobacco where the price has
been right. 1t has come in response
to the insistent demand upon the man.
ufacturer by the trade in tobacco pro-
ducts. The public wanted the smoke,
the dealer sent the call along to the
turn looked to the grower to furnish
the supply In this manner the 1919
tobacco was called for earlier than at
first anticipated. There are neighbor-
hoods where quite number of crops
NAL There has been no real case
weather yet. Only small crops or parts
of crops have been taken down. When
the tobacco, already bought, is deliv-
cred, and is going over the tables in
the warehouses, there will be chance
for those interested in the 1919 rem
nant to go out and gather it in. There
are growers who are purposely holding
their crop because they do not believe
in selling until the tobacco is in the
bundle. The tobacco prohibition move
ment has not yet made itself felt in
this state with any show of power.
The men smoke, and the women drink
coffee, wear high heeled boots and en-
Joy it, unmolested Good tobacco, good
prices and good fellowship are still
popular in the state of Wisconsin.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-16
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