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The New York herald., 1922-02-22
MISCELL NEOUS MARKETS

U. $. LAND BANK FARM LOAN BONDS.
Yield
Bid. Ask. Ait.
tied. Land Bank +. l.. 5s.
Nov. 1oii, op. '3f...... 1o2M 1o3 4.6o
tied. Land Bank r. l.. IS.
May. 1o4f. op. '31.......ioaN fo3is 400
tied. Land Bank. +. l.. bs.
May. 1898. on. '23..... .10ok 1ot $50
fed. Land Bank +. L. Ihs.
May. 1880. op. '2i.... 9s esis 4.65
tl'ed. Land Bank y. l.. AS.
Nov, 1888. op. '2s....... os oSis s.65
fI'cd. Land Bank F. l.. 4ias.
May. 1887. op. '22....... eS 9ais d65
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Closing.
Sales. High. Low. Bid. Ask.
2iO Cities Service. .i76 173 rs iT8
COZ citics pr 5oSs % s5H son
The New York herald., 1922-02-22
WHEAT, CORN, LARD
MAKE SEASON TOPS
Food Grain Reacts on Expecta,
ton Of Needed Moisture in
Winter Belt.

CHICAGO. Feb. 21.-Although wheat
to-day scored new high price record
for the season the market declined most
of the time chiefly on account of a
prospective breakup OF the drought in
the Southwest. Closing quotations were
unsettled, / to 15sc. net lower, with
May. S1.44S to $1.45 and July, 1875
to $1.269s. Corn gained &c. to 1c. and
oats finished unchanged to &c. lower.
Provisions ended the same as yesterday
to 81 down.
General expectance of rains in KAN
sas and other States that for long
while have been without adequate mois-
ture gave an advantage from the start
to sellers of wheat. The fact that to-
morrow would be holiday acted also
as an inducement to realize. Fresh re-
turns in Liverpool quotations were vir-
tually ignored here. About the middle
OF the session, however. leading crop
expert gave out a comprehensive report
indicating severe deterioration OF the
winter crop, from Texas to Nebraska.
This report brought about temporary
rush of buying that lifted the market to
the days highest level. A majority or
traders, nevertheless, preferred to avoid
the risk Of rain and of any unforeseen
contingencies while business Was inter-
rupted tomorrow. Late dealings,
therefore. were at material setback
from the top.
Active export call was largely respon-
sible for corn making a new high price
record for the present crop. One hanher
said the amounts he could sell were linz
tied only by bility to get the grain
loaded. Shipping demand for oats was
relatively slow.
Provisions advanced with hogs, but
reacted later as a result of selling Tor
New York account. Prior to the IN
creased selling lard had attained the
highest prices yet this season.
The New York herald., 1922-02-22

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-02-22
BONDS.
BALTIMORE.

Sales. Open. High Low. Last.
% 70 bsnsscR Bsnss soPs Pf "a ss e g, e
10 Com Credit pf 90 20, 81 20
45s Consol Power. ash 100 rs 100
% Eauit Trust. 80 80 80 30
% Fidelity : Pill lI2 IL lI2
Md Casualty. s0Z s0X SO& Sn&
60 Mer Nat Bank 1919 1913 1914 laM
IL Mercantile Tr2f3 2f2h 212 2i2is
9 Mt V Mills pf a. 44s. a. 44E.
20 Penn w p. g7Ik o7iS a7k 07I
1iJ United Rwys.. 1oSs 1oss 1G9s 1o%
- w Il a A..... 15M 1885, 15n 1874
The New York herald., 1922-02-22
LIVERPOOL

Spot cotton fair demand at p points oe-
clinc. r,fddling 10 agd. Saics. 5000; Atneti
can r 600. imports. 5000. American. ie9N
FUTURES opened steady at u e ~ poins.
Siirc March 10 ia: May. tO.ipd. Juls,
IN. lea. October. g.S3d January, nesd.
Narchcster: Yarns, good demand; CLOTHS.
The New York herald., 1922-02-22
CHICAGO PRICES.

NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. 2 red and No. 2 hard. 81 1.502:
No. Manitoba, $1.61M: No. mixed durum.
s1.42k c. /. +. track. N. Y. to arrive.
CORN-No. 2 yellow and No. z white.
76lkc.: No mixed, 76c. c. 1. Z. N. \.
OATS-No. white, 49hc.: No. . white.
4sc.; No. white. 46c.; fancy clipped white.
SIC: ordinary clipped white. 521ac., all ele-
vatof
RYE-No Western. si1o Z. 0. b. and
S1.17h C. 1. 4. N. Y. export
BARLEY - Feeding. 71M@75hc.; mating.
73ii677hc. c. 4. (. N. Y.
Observation-Disclosures and Canadian
HAY-No. /, sa7@2e; No. ., s2e@27; No 3.
S24G26: shipping. $21Q23 ton.
STRAW-No. rye. $34G35 a ton.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Yesterday ... $780, 600 2.643. 900 5000
Last week. q 400, 900 3.849 900 1.1e7 600
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
Flour. Wheat. Corn.
Yesterday ..... $1,000 959.000 727. 900
Last week...... 10000 126,Q0o 104s,000
The New York herald., 1922-02-22
CHICAGO.

$1,000 Ind Bws cs.. 81 o7 CT 81
The New York herald., 1922-02-22

SFW ORLEANS.

cotton closed steady to-day 81 net decline
"a, % ~ IS points Closing March le S.e.
MAY. ~ n0c. July. le.ssc. octopets 49,.
ipscsfnber fG O1c g'pot steady IL polWs
io,-er.. frfddffpg 11c
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
FORMER BRUNO CITIZEN
LAID no REST

Vim. G. Otto who formerly
lived at Bruno died recently at
his home in Isanti to which place
he moved a few years ago with
his family. Mr.. Otto was well
known at Bruno and neighboring
towns being a member of the
Bruno school board and other
wise active in public life.
The following obituary was
published in the Isanti News:
William G. Otto was born near
Watertown, Wisconsin. May IS,
1859. and died at lsanti. Mimi,
May 10, 1922, at the age of 81
years, IL months and IL days,
after an illness of over three
years, about six months Of which
were spent in his bed. When
only nine years old he removed
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

So. 81 Publishers. t3ooHT.50.
veal calves. ssso0 $50: cows and heif.
era. e$oeUs7s: hogs. 3ioieHleso.
sheep and lAmha. es.Oo1is.o0.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
ORDER LIMITING TINE TO FILE
CLAIMS AND ron NEARING
THEREON
State of Nina. County AZ Pines.
IN PRoBArE COURT

State al MIMI. County AZ Pines.
IN PRoBATE COURT
In the Matter al the Estate of A. q.
I4avScn. Deccdeul
Letters IL administration this day
having been granted TO Anna Larson;
q h Osaerc1. THAT the time within
which all creditors al the above
named dccedent may present claims
against his estate In this Court. b..
and the same hereby n. limited Ia
six months frum and after the date
hereof: and that Monday. the sth
day ~ November. 1874. NJ one o'clock
p. r., In the PvuAste Court Rooms ut
the Court Hc1se. q Pine City. In
satd County. b.. and The sAme hereby
h. nxed ard appotnted - The tune
and place tOr hearing upua and the
examinatioa. adjustment an1 allow
ance a. sncA claims . shall ~ pre-
sented within tAe tims Aforesaid.
LII nuetce Aersof - given ~ the
puhlfcattna q thu ORDER q tAe
Askuv AaesscAn - pscstdsd ~ iaw.
Dated NAY IL. is13.
Rroess Wilcox.
(Coart SeAD Js6os q rruoses.
(l1Ay tl-3S)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
BRUNO

Jap Hill has 1 Titan tractor.
Henry Starch hSs = new Ford
son tractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rose were
i'm Askov. Tuesday.
Miss Leta Hill is spending the
week in the Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Rillman
returned here Monday from
Texas.
Miss Eta Dean Jones arrived
here Wednesday to spend the
summer on her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Smith re-
turned Tuesday from St. Angus
tine. Florida, where they had
spent the winter.
The parent-teachers meeting,
in spite of the rain, was very
well attended and q splendid
program was enjoyed by those
present.
Presbyterian Sunday school at
Gas; baccalanreate service at IL
o'clock; Christian endeavor ut 8
o'clock. Junior endeavor Wed
nesday at 4:l0. choir practice
Wednesday evening at s O'Clock;
bible study Thursday evening at
8 o'clock.
On Thursday. those who wish
to donate days work to the
church will finish the cement
sidewalk and the Ladies' Aid will
serve free dinner to those work
ing. In the afternoon at $50
the Aid, will meet and lunch will
be served at 4 o'clock at Is cents
each.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
Pleasant Hill

John Sway returned from the
City. Tuesday.
Mr., Kalaput Is home for the
summer from the city.
Mrs Mach and Rosy were
Sandstone callers. Friday.
George Robinson Is doing some
breaking for Mr.. Eggiman.
Mr.. Bndd and family spent
Sunday At the Dracy home
Mr.. Benshoof was Ia Minnea-
polls the latter part Of the week.
Rev. Simpson has been calling
in our neighborhood this week.
Mr.. Falls spent ! couple of
days last week fishing At Oak
lake.
Mr.. Snyder and family spent
Sunday with Carl and George
Babe.
Lyle Churchill. Carl. Ella. Mae
and Myrtle Davis spent Sunday
in Hinckley.
Sunday school We organised
last Sunday afternoon IN Ker-
rick. Mr.. Berrlund i superin-
tendent.
BE sure to come and get I
dish Of ice cream from the boys
and girls Friday evening 1t the
school house.
Quite = number were out fish,
ing It different places Sunday
but the only bites seemed to b
from mosquitoes.
The Pleasant Hill orchestra
furnished some Of the music for
the parent-teachcrs meeting last
Thursday evening in Bruno.
The economic club will give
the following program Friday
afternoon in Bruno at the school
house library: Roll call current
event; music. Mesdames Berg.
lund and Stafford: reading. Mrs,
Snyder: piano solo. Mrs. Howey;
radio discussion. by all: paper,
Mrs. Dougan: music. piano and
violin. Mrs. r. p. Davis and Ma.
rian. Committee - Mesdames
BerVlund and r. r. Davis.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

address hefcrs the heyal soessty =
Isendna. EnEland.
l1Sl-Ths ssadins AZ N electric cor.
reae through earth was ayatsmaticsl.
y studied ~ JohA Trcwbsidgs u
Harvard. Il was fouad that signal'
ing might b. carried a over large
distances betweea places MOI coansctsd
hy wirea>
l6S5--ft waa fuund that telephcaic
speech could b cnaveysd By Induction
over = space Of quarter mile. This
experiment took place In Ensiand.
1Hep- Electric waves we're saks
gested a being particularly suitable
FOR the sendlnS Of signals threagh
fos1.
lSpe An Instrument for the dstsc-
ton ~ electromagnetic waves waa
discovered which was glven the Name
NJ q ~roheewr."
1904 sctensist az Berlin sisnAlsd
through three sati~~ of water.
lsgS-High frequency waves excite
curiosity Of Ssnators MarcOni.
lsss-Ftrst psteas fs practical
wireless transsnittlag ayxtem h taken
out In londoa By Marcoai. Afsssward
succe~sfsl signAiing was carried ont
over distsnces = great - one and
oae-0uartes mica SIR wiilia1 Prwers
a the british pcstol1ce systsm IL
tersaesd hin cohorts N Aarceai'a wtre.
l~as expestmeatA
tn1--A larroai eseabttnAsn cam01ai-
ratina betwsea points fouf mllse ~.
tart. Ballanas vsss ussd - suspend
antennaA
Narccni Asmoasesafea No wiRs1eas
systsm before The king u Italy. cu0-
msnicattns With two haitian wassAlus
NM miles blatant
TAe ART Marruni efafiua = efUcted
- the lsls q Wight and sxpeesnsats
caadncted ovss Z distance ~ ~ 0ilea
Near - ed % The pear to Ora
Seating wtssaess statiso w1e sUccsss-
fully ep&eatsd
I6De-IAe asm pas1 mascsaGunm
~ ssat 1ea - Isss - Wlone
sfnateaI
- nspsrss aa1s - laeAeAssps
ace11sne ~ ssdtA v,rue pssocA 60
bsa& = oetsd WIN s111s ayDasat1A -
vlsnnA es0nunlrNktea hsguuoa 49,
nsnnosas = en1anenuno4 No. xese
U9a11 Escslvso r1dns sGoeee e mess>
nseisanl y1c1e sunoA - Uso11GA waf
eDee lnere1ucoD 11areun1 ooooen&uD
49, -. ~.->s 49, n.nss~<o~aI~
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

Il pays well to advertise in q
newspaper that covers = large
territory. II you want wide pub
licity try the American columns.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

tFoloss Nooeor1A oooon -
- ~ oGvolo p0oIl ~
- $Wln lalol

WRsesn ssssassA seattee nn1y
- - ~ - 49, ~ ~ 81 81
49, - reels eAsee = - \ ~
ayIeAef y - eAak -
lesseA = - 1ny9eA q - nNnnA
sssce 49, muaec - soeeunly paeNn1s
!. ''a 49, nlo sAas wsrels9 nea -
snoegnf = paaetne - ooAoe~k. uotU
= - eAfsnsesgtcal tecsea 81 Wszek
st--R - eesna Aae - -
$3.50 aearaar0e cs1 = sevaen -
wSaea 0aoAefine = oeee1 nee1A
M N seese-snaGaeele noeellsr
80 elecevseea oeeweaa - e1elIe
seeerees saees1ea ~ oleAA4 1N9Non15
lSseuee ~ WAeaem1eoo ~
LeedsA EAGlanA - oeeeoe q -
ueNea ueaeen tnae - ~ onAooe -
eeeSSrse eeesotaeA
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

upea 0srnany Augnat nn6 On ~.
vats radio teaeerspAy and ielepAoay
snnpended.
1ot6-Radio cotnmunlcattaa hetween
Anesica and japAn h conplpsed, TAe
siatinns we're located at San rrHncisco
and Tokyo With relay statlsa n Hon~
olu)u.
The American Tslsphsas aaA Ts,e.
graph company succeeds1 II RADIO a.
es.honine from Ariingtoa statiun 9
washington @ Hawaii. Z d1seance g
nearly nt1N mllssA
Secretary Danleas ee - unllsd
Statrs nAvy transmitted tslspAsulc
nse~ssses fron waaAlngsoa - -
lssccklyA aavy yas1a.
lpi0--lsNnadsoa Wllesa ana ~ -
kado u Japaa excAanos measaeus
over the nsw ssnasQacl1r ra1lo ssev.
lcs. which y formally cpened-
lal1--6<aalnss Naeruai viatta ~
unlsed States and aidn greatly Il ~
cruiting Sos radio cCefntoes ~ the
Unlt~d States army.
wireless telephony rsugrsansd
rapidly. hsiAg usea - : great estsne
ID ths squlpmeat ~ airpaaneA
Sevss~i nsw Ioaa rane~ aeaeiaas
we're erected u the tsnlted NtutuA 4
heang claimed fos 90 Auilt 1t Annnpss-
In Nd. thsf u wss capable u Coo
munirastoa &C 4tu0 miiss. The Unieed
states government aIso opsaed hioh-
power stasioa y Anrdsaux.
u a~p&emAGe of lAis yesF rAd1e -
'nAls spaa frosn . potn1 ixluo nlDss
'away were r~ca1vs1 ~ Sydnsy. 49,
stralia.
1910 -wlGA ~ ese1pelao ~ ~
lthrse massachusetts nleAts--thnt - -
10. 4. NC-A ~ ~ nElftnA 1lgAn Y
AlcorA 90 nsewn ~ ~ GStUIhoe
A-0A d wAIrA sn11e commun1cna1sn
piayed a isapostnnk part = keeUlAe
the sAlcs q ~ ~ - thelf cuuEses--
- vssy usef ps~oEe0 - mo6e r
sa1A. oseagraDhy. a1eAeaGA saG1o -
phsav ~ oaone panAo1 11Gno e91u1lys
11nlrletleoo upea annnDomr secetv1ne
- s1a1nng 49, nfls1 ~ ~ 49,
go uDsogonneoG
- - - ~ - - - en6Ie
ee1GUAaaA mase Meoan11oa peaAo11y -
~ - = e11s osonen - $3.50 80
r. - G1osg orsl1eR eGnoCnoo1Q. -
eg01 oeuo1e nne1ne son1lGno $3.50 Gnnoa
1ool-1A1n - - ono11g unn1N
tonaUneone y~ne. 4 - mnIoo1 ~
- esnnne - ansseu1 1eso1soe11oo
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

WITH MS parents OfOtnef& ana
sister to Ulster, Floyd county.
Iowa, where his boyhood and
school days were spent. Then
in the years 1881 to 1884 he lived
in Rockford. Iowa He was mar
ried to Miss Hattie Ems Of
Rockford. Iowa. March Is. 1885.
Mr.. Otto was baptized and joined
the Baptist church of Rockford
in 1850, and has always held to
that faith. and in his last sick
ness was helped and sustained
by the hope in his beloved Saw
Tor. On July .. 1889. he joined
the M. w. A. and has always
been an active and esteemed
neighbor WoodmAn. The de-
ceased lived in Rockford. Iowa,
fourteen years. in Sisseton, S. D.,
FIVE years and in Bruno. Mimi,
sixteen years. In each place of
residence Mr., Otto was well
liked and respected and his
friends were numerous.
Of his own immediate family
left to mourn his departure are
a loving wife and Ave children.
namely: Herbert f Of Brad
ford. Raymond of Isanti. Annie
Sanford of Jamestown. N. D.,
Bernice NJ. and Amy E. of Isan-
Ii: and Ave grandchildren. one
sister living in San Diego. Calf.
six brothers--Lewis Of Otto. S.
D.: A. ]. and Fred also of South
Dakota Charles of St, Charles.
Iowa. Ferdinand Of Clear Lake.
Iowa, and Henry of Canada.
Relatives and friends from away
who were present at the funeral
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Otto,
A. ]. Otto and Mr.. Parker. all Of
Sisseton. S. D.: Grant Gault of
Bruno. Mrs. Joe Sanford and Mrs.
Hannah Sanford of Hinckley;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Brite and
Mrs. Shultx of Minneapolis;
Messrs. Willie and Rudolph Brite
and Mary and Kate Brite Of Rush
City.
The funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon. May IA. and
were largely attended. The
floral offerings from loved ones,
fellow Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors. were very beautiful
and very elaborate. There were
short services at the home on
account of the feebleness of the
wife. Then the local Camp ot
Modern Woodmen conducted the
regular funeral services Of their
order. which were very impress
sive and very nicely carried out
The singing was beautifully rem
dered. The NJ. w. A. hall wa:
especially decorated by the r
N. AS and was filed to it's capa
city.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
MORE FARM POLITICS

tccnsinaea from Page ~
articles of this sort, as | have q
lot Of other potatoes to hoe: but
before | close | want to state
that | am glad to learn that the
Farm Bureau News objected to
the starting of potato-hoeing Of
this sort in its columns.
Yours truly.
Ex-FARMER.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

expert Demand u Wheat SAlupo
-ooprsssioA

.. d nssssS 4 laAsas<A WssAaArssa. X =.
ser ~ssA sMApA slAs n. issA
LIVESTOCK ksp. MEArs: cAk
cAeo Aog prices decatnea lelke> Heef
steers ana hatcher Aeifsrs AZ le>lSc:
cows practically unchanged. rs&1sr
sesees weAk % sc towers veNl cAlv~s
averaged about seeN1y Hat lAuAha anA
ySarlines wS~k % Sc low~t: III swoo
aowA lecS$l. Sprlng lAmhe uGsa1y.
Nay 29nd. Chicago pFlcee: H0oA top
slA7S; bulk a. sAles sle3s-lAsks ~
dur and GOOD Ae<e stesru $3.es-&IS:
AutcA&r cows and hoffsgS 1A.yS~e.ees
fss1er stsers $e.le.s,3k: ligAe ~
modMM weight veal calves e7.xo1.9Ss
tat lanAs tio.1s~lsle: spFiag lamhs
tls.te-is.se:. ysArliAss 3a.se,le lss a.
swss eA-s.ss.
Stocksr and feeder sAtpmsnta fron
II important nkarkees during ~ weok
eAdtne Nay 18th wsrs: Cattle ana
calves ss.is3s Aoes lo.Sss; sAseD
le,0o&
VEGETABLES. NortAsea sacksa
RonAA Whites stesay h CAlcago
$1.se-1.oospsr - NJ. asn North. C~a,
trol shlnplux ro1nts q HIM 4 q
Teal CARROT ehtpmentn week $500
May 1etAs New stock i,kSe caru: a.
stock 3.eoS.
Cold storage holdl1ea q Apploo Nay
Int n terms u barrels wsfs oS1.11l.
compared With l.11e,o3t - ARA ~.
HAY Choioa rraann " t<rno6hy
scnrce - nont marketa $500 (
hrlak annand A nrm nrAoon - 81
esnllty. lover rrn1ee ccnaaienta1 hrIn
a recetnta. CloRefs - alfSlfA -
.aov aennnh hoenusa u nnrauruno
A. nearnena q nev tAay - nonfA-
vet Quoted Nay 1oih: Na N.
oeAv. chlcaru -. lnlnneanu0nn n. r..
a. l.nria ss7. Onnaha -. Ma. 1870
ChicnsO IA 81 nlnneanolia m. ~
loaia All.
r~rn. v-A~~, IN, 49, -~.a~1
..e-.-ss...s .ss-s,,- s....S - -
49, -. -. - :. s-~s~s- ~ -
49, 49, =. .--,~-s-A ~s-~A- 49,
- As..r- -. n-..s..-...- -. 49,.
sss-s .....s- "a. s~ssss-. ....sss~
-.~..-s n.ss-..- - .se.nn.s ~ssn~s
Corn feed - rood dcnnnd ana aunnlv
llrAt. Quoted. Sprine hran az. stan6-
ara mtddltns. e10yko ninn~npolia.
cnArN. TA> vA>.s m.rr>e a.rs.~
H. vneh - suIRered Srcm ! lack n
nut.sA. supnnre ma ! nnnr ern,,e -.
an.d TIA hsavv run ~ vhaas VA
also ! aenres.ins factor. vlaIMls san.
nlv Wheat g 80 ooo hus : aecrra.e
~ esV nnA ~. a. 80 ,sv,..,--
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
Norman

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl DeMaris.
Miss Astrid Pearson and Grant
DeMaris spent Sunday at Ssur-
geon lake.
Mrs. ]. d. DeMaris and Miss
valborg Flint visited with Miss
Katy Young at Hinckky last
Saturday. and Sunday went to
Beroun to attend the south dis
trict Sunday school convention.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
,a,a.s.ps,ss sutssr. e,s. ..s e.s,.r

Mta0eoposte outtes. Tess ene Poultry.
lsuttsr--Extraa. s3c: tsrsta. sec sec.
DADA. sic: storage extras. .sc. pack.
tag stock. fresh sweet. lee: stale
goods. Sc: grease. ic
Eggs--Couatry receipts. rots out per
case. te.1s: No. candled. good En-
tras. tree from rots. email dirttes and
checks out. per dosea. SEC: secuads.
dirty and held stock. rots and leAkers
ouA dosen. iec: quotations. on EGGS ~
Glade cAs~a
Live Poaltry--Not advtsaAle % ship
tarksys under ibs h weight Heaa
M. and over. 39c: hsas under n,
lSc: crtDples and cuils nnsalshse,
aacks. tAs. lsc: seese. fas. he: tns-
keys. nj. over Z HIS. 3sc: tarksys.
thin aaA small. is@sec: crippsss anA
cnlls nnsaiabie gwtneaa par dozen.
$50: roosters. lis: brotiers. per D..
60
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sa,nseaes,,s c,ss,.s Cash ps,esa

Spring Wheat--No. l dark northera,
ti.kl&01es%: No. northern. ti.saN
@LSsA: No. dark northern. ei.ss&
0l.69&: No. : northern. eisOk0
iSeA: No. dark hard. s1.5SA g
l.sSA. No, hard. SilsAGl6t&.
Durum--No. amber. N.ssh01s3N |:
No. darum. ei.1sk Corn
No. : yellow. ssA 0S7c. Oats--No.
white. SSA 6ssk. HAriey--Chofce 70
fancy. si0ssc. Rye-No :. Sl.oisG
i.os. FiAxseed No l. s2.esis a3.se,s
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

Ocosto. via - willtan L~igA. n.
vho vas struck h tho tsaplA ~ Z
hasebaIl While playtng u . eans @
Otllett. disd without rsgsiaine CO.
sctoannnnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
UKONcENA STAVkA KREJ
COVSKEHO DELNICTVA

Nedavno propukla stavka Y
krejcovskych dilnach, The Ma.
tional Tailors Co., 1852 vych.
G.. ul., byla vGera urovnana
vzajemnou shodou predloziti
povstale difference k rozhodnu-
ii dvema arbitratoru1m. Wy.
pravel tax vGera D.. Solomon
manager The Amalgamated
Clothing Workers Union.
Krejcovske pomocnictvo vra
tito Sc do prace, kdyz bylo ne.
kolik dni ma stavce, nasledkem
dalsiho snizeni mzdy. Arbi.
tratory budou Mark Gordon
inzenyr firmy Joseph & Fei.
Co. g plukovnik X. Hall.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
EMANCIPACE ZEN VSEMI
SMERY.

Frances Tutijova, .jiz jest
starati Sc 0 pocetnou rodinu,
nasla nejmodernejsi zpusob
obchodu. aspon pokud sc dam
skeho zastoupeni tyce. Pre-
palovala donna V els. 21O Hill
ave. koralku, kterou prodava-
la. Byla il vcera policii vyko-
mana navst6va, "a ktere byl
objeven velky destilacni apa-
rat a diva study "zapary". Pod
nikava zena byla zatcena.
Krone zminene zatknuta
byla V jine casti mesta 25-lets
Emma Mike, 200 vych. 9. ul.,
u ktere nalezeny byly diva gal
lony hotove koralky i zasoby
kvasiva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
POLSKY VECfREK v BROAD
WAYSKE

Vcera Polskou osadou pora
dany zabavny vecer V knihov-
ne ma Broadway a vych. So. I'll.
ktery spojen byl i 5 malou w
stavkou narodopisnou mel We
lice animovany prubeh "a ne
obycejne cetne navstevy i z kru
hi ceskoslovenskych. Predna-
seny byly zpevy, telocvicne u
kazky a sehrana i S velkym IL
spechem celia aktovka. Cest-
nym hostem byl polsky vice
konsul z Detroit, Kozlovsky, a
byl tez recnikem. Pc vycerpa-
nj programu byli 1castnici pc
staroslovansku horejsich
mistnostech pohosteni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-04
DOPIS Z PRAHY.


Novy rok 1922 zatal u mas
We 2 znamenich a Size zvysova
nj a snizovani. Bylo znaGne
zvyseno postovne jak V dopra-
We tuzemske, tax mezinarodni,
take nyni stoji ma pr. dopis do
Ameriky do vahy 20 gr. Kc.
2.5O a "a kazdych dalsich 20
gr. dalslch Kc 1875, dopisnice
Kc 1.50 a tiskopisy so gr. Kc
0.50. Naproti tomu pres vse-
chny protesty ~"zajemcu' (toto
krasne slovo sc u mas ujalo hla-
vne pc poslednim prazskem w
stavnim veletrhu, kdy byly u
mlsteny ma ulicich napisy GA
jemci, navStivte veletrh!"), by
ly snizeny platy jak post. per-
sonalu, tax ostatnich statnich
uredniku a ZfiZencu i ucitelu,
&C kdyby Sc bylo byvalo setri-
10 ma pravych mistech V repu-
blice hned cd zacatku V dobe
poprevratove a hlavne ma pri-
spevku statnim ma levnejSl
chleb, molly byti usetreny mil
Hardy. Ale tax jiz je to We sve-
te vSude, re Sc zacne vzdy Sc
trit ma chudacich. Ovsem, zlev
nily take nektere predmety
denni spotreby, jake chleb a
pecivo, ale merou nepatrnou 0
60 hal. u chleba a 0 10 hal. u
housek a rohliku ma kuse. Ale
prece je to jakysi pokrok k
lepsimu. Take americke sadie
velice zlevnilo a prodava Sc We
velkem "a Kc 1926 Ia l ky,
V detailu Ia Kc 10, az KG 10 "a
l ky. Jest to ovSem nasledkem
~zlepseni kursu Kc, ktera INA
mena V Curychu jiz $50, take
budou moci "Narodni Listy" Ia
Sc brzy psati uvodni clanek
"Devet centimu". Latky ma sa-
ty a j. jsou vSak neustale je-
ste hodne drahe a cd |. kvetna
It. r. ma nastati rovnez znacne
zvyseni najemneho. Name Sc
/. tedy ytomto roce neustale nae
tesiti, re? Ia to, kdo Sc Cd mas
dostane do Rakouska. je Sc
svymi nekolika Kc hned vel
kym bohacem, nebot' tam sc
plati "a nasi &c rakouskych
korun 10! Tam bych mel O.
bratem statisicove pfijmy, KITE
re by mi praxi ovsem malo
prospely, p%onevadz tam Ease
ma pr. koflicek cerne kavy v
kavarne stoji rak. korun 40!
Re poklesl znacne dollar, vite
nejlepe sami a kdyby bylo ne
kolik Vasich krajanG asi pred
2 meslci bylo poslechlo pr te-
hdejSim vysokem kursu dolla-
ru me rady, mohli vydelat ne
kolik krasnych stotisicovek &C.
skoslovenskych.
+. Slaby-Bylansky.