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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-30
Ce no preg4tests Horthy. - Un
nou document Sensational. - 90.
munismul tricolor d iredsnt. ~
Gum 81 desazm&m Ungaria. -
Pilda Cehoslovaciei.

Gu ocazia judecatii fruntasilor
miscarii autonomiste din Croatia
s'a facut dovada ca organizatorul
conspiratiunii contra unitatii Ju-
goslaviei nu era altul de cat con-
tele lulu Apdrassy, lar fondurile
destul de respectable carl au ali
mental miscarea, veneau direct
de la Budapesta. A fost dovedit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-30
DesaTIIlaTea ungariei

aceSt lucru Gu prOceSe-verDaic, Gu
'declaratiile martorilor 81 Gu mar
Iturisirile inculpatilor.
Alba s'a terminal faimosul pro-
ces de Ia Agram 81 iata Cd Ia
PEGS (Cinci biserici), capitala te-
|riaarinlui vremelnic ocupat de
|jugoslavi conform 'dorintei guna-
mime q populated care nu vrea sd
site de regimul lui Horthy, s'au
descoperit alte documente, carl,
'precum vedea, ne intereseaza 81
pc moi de aproape. llcl 81
La PEGS au fost arestati zilele
acestea dol fruntaSi al miscarii
socialiste, Horak 81 Steinmetz,
carl in realitate nu erau de cat
AGENT al lui Horty. Asupra lor
s s'au gasit mai multe procese ver-
bale redactate 81 semnate de
char trimisii lui Horthy. In ace
ste procese verbale Sc cuprinde
intreg planul de actiune pentru
provocarea de turburari comu-
niste in PEGS, pentru indrumarea
Gu orice pref spre stinga q mis-
Carl socialiste spre a putea servi
apoi de pretext unei interventii
armate . lui Horthy.
Oar planul nu Sc margineste
numai la actiunea aceasta locala.
In procesul-verbal redactst dupa
o fntrevedere en- al Szabo de
Nagyatad, PIE ATUyNCI MINIS
TRU 81 Gu deputatul Taukovits,
Sc mai cuprind urmatoarele:
"Pentru aceste scopuri guver-
null maghiar dispus sd aducS 81
sacrificii 'banesti.
'Trebue pornita deci 0 puter-
Mica actiune IN toats tinutuils
r1pite, pentru o Ung2ria = poa-
+ trG iarxgi in vschils granite.
'Cand vom da semnalul trebue
sd deslantuim in Baranya, Slova.
cia 81 in Ardeal 0 revolutie !
muncitorilor, in timp &c guvernul
maghiar Va porni simultan o &C.
TUNE militara din afarSss.
Iata documentul de Il PEGS, q
carui gravitate, cred, "a nu maj
trebue accentuatS. I'm ministru
activ, seful unui puternic partid
polite conspira astfel impotriys
tratatului de Ia TrianoaY cand
Adunarea nationals din Buda.
pests d ratificsse deja, 81 urzestt
asemenea surprixe psntru vecinii
On carl guvernul din esre fxces
nestev accentua Cd vrea kxf trf,
iasca in raporturi de bun7 veci-
natate..
Aceastx n0ux amenintere fx.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-30

tise Gu ''intaEvan3ia marma&& din
afarx", ne sil4ete q punem din
nou 0 chestiuiie foarte importan-
I'd pentru RDmspia: neapsrata
dessrmare a. fapt . a,Ungariei,
conform Disqualification tratatu-
lui de Ia Trianen.
Trebue Sd iiSsistam Gu tot dina
dinsul asupra scestui lucru. pen
tru experientsle de pina scum
au invederat prea lamurit Cd moi
trebue 81 supraveghiam foarte
de aproape sceastx desarmare.
Caci pc Dunlre au plntit spre
Budapesta suite de glepuri dncar-
cate Gu munitii 81 arme, 81 multe
trenuri Gu asemenea material,
expediat de pnii din Aliati pen
tru Polonla p atuncl IN ra1boiu
Gu bolseviciif s 'au oprit in Unga-
RIA. - acest material SO adasl-
gat Ia Gel pe care unguril au avut
|grija sal deceased din fsta tru.
pelor romsnet'N pc care 'Horthy
q avut gr3asfsa-l lndrepteze de
Gu vreme xpre granlfa homaniel.
Astfel de = eyor tkasb) unde sc
AHA 0 mare sbr'ca de tunurl, az
lost abuse ~ budapesta IN 1918
,,,,-; .,..l. aa a': 49,. - -
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! ,.n .vnt !; .,.. y; I. ], -n,,,,1.t;rts
Al, c;t.t ~; 1..- s. m ersr,l,,
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rele stain. ;;or q Trr..,;s; . ..;ut
i n,.ocedez. go
"a; A. ss.,,4' -sra ..dr.,. =.
chi; arm.te ,,n,:,,. .,,rt nsstr.te
an : or;;e oels.. ..nd of;..r;;
,,conced;.t;.. $50 t,ee,,t; !. ram.
r;.- !. .so.;.4:: ..;
ro,,,.; .. rur;.- - ....;..;.. :. !.
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ANUNT
IMPORTANT

Sc cauta 200 oameni - lucra-
tori de canale de gaz lucru de
companie. (pipe ine). Sc cere %
fie ROmani.
Plata $2.75 pc ii.
Sc pleaca din Pittsburgh Au-
gust 8, 1921.
Pentru informatiuni q Sc adre-
sa la Domnul THOMAS ALOE o.
Domnul i. ROMANO.
4z3 Third Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa,
l173-78).
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1IAn1 nf ! ~ = I(lkI11 -

Prstul psntru publicatii %: @Cant"
sDe vinxare," "Anunt Dc cls4toria." !"
etc. costa psntru fiecare cuvlnt 8
CENT? dc publicAtis. Sub 50 ~ cent
M - puhllek mimic.
pentru D1rl Dc oean1, Invit&r1 Dc
botex. cununii sAu dansurl ceah y.
MA, sau 500. coloanx d mar.
nocosarx. Credit nu are 1ocle ooc1ota-
tile din Uniunea 8 r. -
Nanuscriptsle sau fotografu ~ -
lnapoiaxx.
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MANA. AL CAREI
|COPH "A FOST ASA
SHAT. ARESTATA

LAPORTE, Ind. ~ Chestia lui
cee1 *PN5s sstt,,,d4 II ani, care :
Eaeazat A&a omorit pc prietenul sSai
de Joe, Bennie Slavin, de s ani, !
Eajuns intro fakx fosrte. intsrssan-
|ta. Mama lui Bsnnie Slavin ! 1 y
erisa arestatt 4 plingsFaes 1s,Iiei
lui Cecil Burkett. Easx lupllna
politiei = De .cand - sfnt1ihplat
casul regrstabil, dosnnns slavin
mi a. pace, Il atitx - toti veci
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De WHARF

I'm salon, patru mese de bill
ard, 2 scaune de Barberie, un
restaurant Gu 20 de mese 81 toate
cele necesare la restaurant. POzi-
tie foarte buna 81 afacere renta-
bila.
Doritorii sd Sc adreseze la:
TEolu ANDREI
166 Broadway Salem, Ohio.
(2-4-6-6 Aug.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-30

Pc fiecare si prin,iim menumdrate
scrisori della frGtii Rondni, carl ar
dOri sd piece IN Patrio veche d0r
he fricd Cd nu Sc ns0i pot reimtoGr-
ce IN dceastd f0rd.
Acei ce doresc sd piece In Patria
veche 81 sd Sc reiMtvarcd IN Gceostd
tdrd; n0tGrul nOstrM le "a pregdti
(fdrd de nici o pL1td) docMmentMl
cM care Sc vOr puted reint0arce, tre-
bMind ca IN s luni Sd fie nsgresit
IN America.
VMDEM BILETE DE- CA
LAT0RIE PE ORICE LIME
Urmatoarele vapoare msrg
direct Ia Constanta:
REGINA D'ITALIA. 80 IuIie
CANADA ......... 1 August
MEQALI HELLAS, 6 August
AMERICA ........ 6 August
81 Il 8 septembrie
Vaporul de mare iuteala
KING ALEXANDER
Nu cumparati billet de calatorie
pentru q merge in Patria veche 81
pentru rudele ce f30riti 81 aduceti
Ia America. NJ trimiteti 81 nici
nu cumparati bani gaia panS nu
aflati preturile noastre, mai ieftine
ca ori unde, 81 va vom dovedi cx
puteti economist multi bani.
Scrieti char astazi 81 yeti primi
toate indrumarile fSr& de nici o
plata.
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Aceasta noux amenintare {
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-08-04

were: Miss Concord Leak and visitors:
Miss Charlotte Keesler, Miss Elizabeth
Molloy Margaret Yeager, Dell Bern,
hardt, Jean McAllister; and Misses Helen
Long, Mary Entwistle, jennie Nav
Pegues and guest, Miss Woodrow. Ruth
Harrison, Octavia Scales, Hilbert Cole.
Mary Louise Everett and Elsie Farley.
Mrs Frank Brooks PegueS entertained
the visitors of Miss Concord Leak and
the house-visitor of Miss Jennie May
Pegues, down at the Carolina Club at a
swimming party and picnic supper. This
was very delightful affair and thorough
ly enjoyed by those included in the invited
list, on Wednesday afternoon and night.
Friends of Mr.. A. L. Mcdonald will be
glad to hear his condition is better after
a severe attack of indigestion on Monday
night.
Tuesday evening Miss Esdale
Shaw entertained at her subur-
ban home, for her niece, Miss
Elsie Farley, who was the charm
ing hostess at six tables of bridge
with Miss Concord Leaks guests
honorees. The game throughout
was rife with interest, and after
the usual progressions, Miss MOI
10y was found to hold the top
score, and was given a box of
D'jer Kiss Powder; to Mr.. Don
Phillips waspresellted the gents
prize.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-08-04
SOCIAL.
(Contributed)
Two House Parties.

Two house parties are in progress IN
the city, and many parties are being Civ
en-, and planned, in their honor.
As Miss Concord Leaks guests there
are Misses Charlotte Keesler, of Green
wood, Miss; Elizabeth Malloy, Murfrees-
boro, Tenn; Margaret Yeager, of Mem
phis; Dell Bernhardt, of Lenoir; Jean Nc
Allister, of Greensboro; these arriving
last Monday; and Miss Louise Crosland,
of Charlotte, who arrives tonight. The
party will end next Wednesday, the en-
tire bunch, with exception of Misses
Bernhardt and McAllister, going then to
Montreal for weeks stay at tine KEGS
Ter and Gro land cottages. =
AS guests of J. Le(Irand Everett, Jr..
there are Messrs. Bernard Wright, OF
Greensboro, and Bob Bell, of Concord,
who came Monday, and Phin Horton and
Chas. Norfeet, of Wins ton, Henry Line
berger, of Belmont, and Robert Wooten,
of Warsaw, who will arrive late this at
ternoon. This party will also break up
next Wednesday, and part will likely also
go to Montreal.
Miss Sarah Lilly Dockery is entertain.
ing this aft with Bridge for the girls, and
the fellows will come in late for refresh
ments. Miss Mary Louise Everett will
entertain at dance at the Everett home
'onight, and numerous other parties will
be given from Friday on.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-08-04

The eight baseball players in
dicted for conspiracy to throw"
the Cleveland Chicago 1919
world series games, were tried
in Chicago this past week, and
the jury Tuesday returned a yer.
dict of acquittal. The men tried
were Weaver, Felsch, Risberg,
Gandil, Joe Jackson, Fork, Zelcer
and Williams.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-08-04
Pockethook Lost.

Lost, in Rockingham Wednes-
day a pocketbook containing a
$40 bill, several S. bills, 81 bill
and some other money. A liber-
al reward will be paid for its re-
turn to Mrs. J. F. Ross, at Arson
vile, or to the Post-Dispatch
office.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-08-04
Gasoline Page.

The Standard Oil Company is run
ming full page advertisement in
this issue of the PostDispatch, it
being the first of a series of mfr
native advertisements concerning
the relation OF gasoline quality TO
the operation and performance OF
motors.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-08-04
Midway Dots.

Miss Fannie Coving,on has returned 70
Atlanta after three weeks stay with
her parents, Mir and Mrs, Shank CeNiag,
ton.
Misses Margaret Ramsey and Annie
McCaSkill will leave next week tog the
Beach.
The contractor Of the new wheel house
will leave the last OF this month for his
home in kentucky.
Mr. J, 4. Ramsey and children, OF
Greensboro, are visiting his brother, Mr.,
W. S. Ramsey.
Mr.. Robert Sanford is expecting to
leave soon for Wilmington where he will
take position with the street car com
pany.
Mr.. Ernest Hart and family were visit
ing their parents at Ellerbe Sunday.
Mrs. Kelly and daughter are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Gean Sanford.
We are glad to note that Mrs John
Copeland is improving at this writing.
Miss Nellie Dawkins left Saturday
night for the camp meeting at Laurel
Hill
Miss Louise Rivenbark left Sunday for
Fayetteville where she will spend two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Will Hart.
Mrs. Lille Fry is visiting in Hamlet this
week.
Mr. Robert Lassiter has had some work
done on his car and it locks much better.
The meeting closed Sunday night at
the Shelton. and We hope it did much
good
Golddust Twins
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-08-04

Ex-Judge T. A. Mcneil died at
his home in Lumberton Aug. End
following an illness of but a few
hours. He was 70 years old
served four years in the Confed
crate army, and practized law at
Rockingham for a while in the
Seventies, later moving to Max,
ton, then to Lunnberton.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-08-04

Beginning next Sunday, DR.. Oscar
Haywood will fill the Baptist Taber-
nacle pulpit in Raleigh during the
month of August. DR.. Weston Bru-
ner, the pastor, is conducting revi-
val at Shiloh church, near Elizabeth
City.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-08-04

The world of song and music
lost its greatest asset in the death
of Enrico Caruso, who died rather
suddenly at Naples, Italy Monday.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Leak, Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Jones and young
Walter, and lack Long left Wed
nesday in the Leak Premier for
Blowing Rock and other mount
ain resorts.
Mr.. Scott Thomas left Rock,
ingham Wednesday morning for
Hendersonville where he will
spend a couple of weeks.
Misses Rosa and Jennie Par
sons returned from Linville and
Blowing Rock Monday night
after a months sojourn in the
mountain country.
Monday evening at her home on Ham,
let road, Mrs. Pickett Leak entertained
the younger society set Of Rockingham,
complimenting tue visitors of her daugh-
ter, Miss Concord Leak Dancing was
the diversion of the evening about
twenty couples participating. Delicious
refreshments were served Punch was
enjoyed throughout the dancing periods.
Miss Anna Leak Ledbetter on Tuesday
afternoon entertained four tables of
Bridge, honoring the house-party OF Miss
Concord Leak. The game was fraught
with interest and after several progress
sions the cards were taken up and the
hostess served a sweet course. Guests
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

miles OF road, to-wit: Between Secs.
"a and 25--4l--20 and Secs. 10 and
30--41--f9.
A delegation from Town of Ogema
was present asking for bridge over
Crooked Greek. between Secs. and
7--41--17. On motion COMMITTEES
consisting of the whole Board was
appointed to look over the proposed
site for said bridge.
A delegation from the Town Of
Crosby also appeared before the
Board asking for ditch In said
township. also for a bridge across
Bear Creek. No action was taken
in these matters.
CONTINUED on Page -
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

With only three more sche-
duled games in the Pine County
Pioneer Base Bali Association
this season the contest II becom-
ing more interesting and some
hard fought games will be played
the three coming Ssindays. BY
losing to Brook Park Sunday
Askov went to fourth place. but
they are still within reach Of thu
pcnnant as the race II . close one
between the four leaders.
Sundays results were = fol-
lows:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
Willow Downs Bsraan.

The Willow River base ball
team defeated Barnum at Willow
Sunday by a score of 3 to 2. Won
Schenk and Thompson were the
battery for Willow. Barnum So
cured only two safe hits off Won
Schenk in eight innings but
punched three hits in the ninth
when they got two runs.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
PICRIC ACID MEETING HELD

A well attended and represen-
tative meeting of the different
communities in the county. was
held at Hinckley. Tuesday after
noon to discuss about the picric
acid, an explosive which the
government is furnishing to
farmers for land clearing, at
cost. Prof. VIM. Boss, Chief of
the Engineering Division, Uni
versity Farm, was present and
fully explained the handling and
use of picric acid.
The order blanks on which to
order the explosive, will be
available at the various banks in
the county and also the directors
OF the local Farm Bureau will
have supply of the order
blanks. Every one desiring some
of the explosive should send
their orders in to the County
Agent AT ONCE. The cost is 7c
per pound f. o. b. Sparta, Wis,
and the check to cover this am
cunt must accompany order. The
freight must be paid at the time
the acid is received, which will
amount to about &c pound.
The suggestion was made that
permanent land clearing associa-
tons be formed for the purpose
OF promoting land clearing with
local chairman in each ccmmu-
nifty.
The allotment Of picric acid
for Pine County is two carloads.
II We desire To get this amount,
the orders must be. sent in
promptly in order that we get
our allotment and possibly more
if necessary.
The points at which the cars
Will be stopped will be selected |
50 as to accommodate the largest
number Of orders to best advan-
ta0e.
Each farmer is allowed from
100 to 500 pounds and the explo-
slve is expected here some time
during August. Here is an OPP
portunity to get your land
cleared very reasonably. so take
advantage Of it. Order at once
IS all orders must be in hand
within about one week.
Next time you are in town
'tep into your bank and piece
,0ur order.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
Brook Park S--Asksv 3.

hsWs - UnDSWv -
The game between Askov and
Brook Park Sunday It the lat
ter place was . hard fought one,
as these two teams were tied
for third place and both work
ing hard to get to the top Of
the ladder in the Stump
League. Askov scored first,
this being in the second inning
when they secured one run. and
added another tally in the third.
The Parkers also put a man
across home plate in the third
stanza but in the fourth inning
they were real wicked and put
over six runs. Askov went up
in the air in this inning, and
could not overcome the lead that
the Parkers had here gained.
Maaske pitched a good game.
striking out 8 men and besides
this clouted the ball for four
safe hits out Of five times to bat.
getting three singles and triple
so he surely was entitled to the
game. The Askov boys were. not
batting up to their average in
this game. kilstofte had an un-
usual record in stolen bases Sun
day securing four Of them, one
being home plate. He is fast at
base stealing and they have TO
hurry to catch him.
Simonsen secured one stolen
base. Hady was the only Parker
who stole a base.
Score by innings
Brook Park ;. 0016O0O1x-8
Askov ...... O1l0O012O-5
Batteries: Brook Park -Maa~
ske and Klement; Askov-Hyl-
dahl and Saastad.
Summary Brook Park: Hits IL
--1b 9, 2b 1, 3b /; Weiher 2b;
Maaske 3b; errors s; left on ba-
YES 13; double plays Maaske to
Parsons to Woodbeck and Par
IONS to Saunders to Woodbeck.
Summary Askov: Hits 0--lb
}, 2b /; Eastman 2b; errors Z;
eft on bases 8; double play--C.
iyldahl to Saastad to KilstOfte.
Struck out by Maaske 8. Hyl-
lahl 4; base on balls off Maaske
!. Hyldahl 2; hit by pitched hall
If Maaske 2.
Umpires Clegg and EDDY.
Tme2 hours and Is minutee.
tContinusd - Pass ~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

The older some women get the more
giriish they try TO act.
An honest failure IL much better
than a fraudulent success.
man who has no sense OF humor
Is naturally short of sense.
Wine and friends improve with age.
but saIted peanuts do not.
Most parIor ornaments are probably
so-calied because they are not.
A woman never likes her husband Il
be chumDy with . bachelor.
The longer . man studies women
The less he knows shout them.
Money Of the self-made person u ant
% saIk regardless Of grammar.
Acat puns are rewarded with siekly
enaies-eesRg that sOrt 0f puna.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

residence at that place. He has
lived on his homestead during
the 68 years without Interrupt
tion. He came from a village
near Stavanger, Norway, while
still in his teens.
Back in Tacoma.
The Buenos Aires, motor
ship belonging to the Swedish
Johnson line, has arrived in Ia
coma. Wash, for the second time
within a few months. Among
its cargo the boat carried sail
ing boat built in Stockholm to
the order. of Sven Nordin in Sc
attic, well known as a regatta
sportsman.
Coming Back Soon.
In the latter part of this
month the Elberg male chorus of
Racine, Wis.,, will conclude its
concert tour of Denmark where
the singers have been received
with unlimited enthusiasm. Most
of them will return to their
homes early in August, hut some
of them intend to spend few
weeks more time with friends
and relatives in their native
country.
Church 80 Years Oil
st. Stephens Norwegian Luz
theran church at Candy, Mimi.
has celebrated the fiftieth ami.
versary of its organization.
Among the speakers on this &C.
casion was Rev. Olaf Hoel who
organized the congregation end
who was it's pastor during the
first 36 years of its existence.
1O6.
Costa Haakonsson of Kansas
City, who came to the United
States from Sweden when he
was 33 years old, last week cele-
brated what he himself believed
was his 106th birthday. He is
in possession of a certificate of
baptismal that confirms his own
claims as to his age. Mr.. Haa-
konsson has been blind for the
last IS years. and keeps to his
bed most Of the time, but his
mind is declared to be bright and
active.
May Come Here.
Asia Nielsen, a Danish film ac-
tress who has become known as
the prima-donna of the German
motion picture art, intends to vi
sit the United States in the. au-
tumn. a Berlin dispatch says.
She will go direct to Los Ange-
les to study some of the details
Of modern American movie" in
at close range.
Called to Parkland.
Rev. 0. J. Ordal of Tacoma
Wash, has been called to the
presidency of the. Norwegian Pa
,ific Lutheran academy at Park |
land, Wash, and has accepted |
the invitation. Mr.. Ordal who |
was born at Jelster, Sendfjord, |
Bergen, in 1870, has held several |
charges in the Norwegian Lu-
,heran Church of America.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
Lower Rates Announced for OfAcial
Cew.Tcstln9.

Reduction In the rates for official
cow-testing In Minnesota went into
effect on July 1. under announcement
made at University Farm. Hereafter
one-day tests will be made for 4S.76
month, two-day tests for @t3, Sc
ven-day tests for $3i.25. and extra
days. $3.75 each. A saving made by
a small reduction in the salaries oa
supervisors Is passed on for the bene.
At Of the dairymen.
Thirty-eight supervisors worked
during May in Minnesota and com.
pleted 1858 tests. One hundred re-
venty-four COWS In 63 herds ON year.
ly tests produced more than four
pounds Of fat In two days, Nearly
two OF every three herds doing test
work had at least one animal which
produced at the rate OF two pounds
OF fat per day or better. Forty-seven
cows produced more than five pounds
Of fat in two days on yearly test.
and seven exceeded six pounds. More
than one-fifth OF the yearly cows pro-
ducod four pounds OF fat or better
in two days.
Rather exceptional production In
the yearly division for the month
OF May was shown" said NJ. II. FOhr-
man. state superintendent Of test
ing. who retired on July To accept
government position In Washington.
Usually there is pronounced de-
crease during May. but the fact that
feed was cheaper prompted owners
OF cows with records to run them
again. Official testing In Minnesota
has developed more than Is per cent
the last IL months in the number OF
tests actually made and I'm the qua
lity Of the results
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