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Evening star., 1922-12-13
BEST RAIL BONDS
MARKETLEADERS
Libertys Tend Toward Lower
Prices-Foreign Issues
Firm.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. December 13.-The
bond market was firm today and in
some cas<s even strong. Libertys.
however, were very irregular. with q
tendency toward lower prices.
The principal strength was in the
higher grade railroads. Kansas City
Terminal IS sold up a point. Union
Pacific refunding As advanced half q
point. Great Northern Is and North
ern Pacific 6s both went higher
Canada Southern IS of 1862 were also
in demand. This bond Is not only Sc.
cured on valuable mileage, but is
guaranteed by the Michigan Central
A better than per cent return on
this class Of security is considered
very attractive. Pere Marquette IS
ground. Pere Marquette earnings
have been very encouraging of late
and the stock is in favor with spec.
ulators. Norfolk and Western As die
better.
Central's Bonds Higher.
The New York Central issues were
dealt in at higher prices. The action
of the New York Central directors In
maintaining the regular 5 per cent
rate instead of raising it is regarded
favorably by investors. however dis
appointing it may have been to spec
ulators. ST. Louis Southwestern first
As We're active and higher. Today's
price was less than points under the
high of the year.
tone. following yesterdays semi-ofti
cial statement as to the company's
finances. Chicago and Eastern I'LL
nois So moved irregularly. Biz
Four" is dropped back fractionaiiy
and then recovered. Baltimore and
Ohio 5s did the same. seaboard AK
Line refunding As lost ground.
Sugar and copper bonds were again
actively traded in. Cuba Cane Sugar S.
went up. The difference between the IS
and the IS Is that the former were
subordinated to hank loans. Otherwise
the security is the same. For a time
the two sold about on parity. Now
the So sell from three to four points
higher than the Is. This is doubtless
the result Of the improvement In the
sugar industry.
Foreign Issues Firm.
Foreign bonds were mostly higher
United Kingdom 5las of 1929 made an
sterling exchange. There is a good de-
mand for the 1897 maturity, although
there has not been any great change
in quotations. AT today's price thi:
prime investment issue sells to yield
about SIS per cent.
Considering the great improvement
In the finances of Great Britain this
Is very attractive yield. French
bonds held around yesterdays prices
Brazil. 1hs advanced. Mexican As
also sold higher. There was further
absorption "f the Jursen 6s.
1t was announced that the st. Louis
and San Francisco Railway Company
had no intention of Offering in the
near future any part of the $5,644.7 zoe
prior lien 5!a per cent bonds or the
1,047,9OO adjustment s per cent bonds
application for authority to issue
which recently was asked of the
l. C. C. These bonds will be placed
in the treasury of the company.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
Cold Weather Big Help
to Chicago Business
,ec;., n;sn.t,.h 70 Tho Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO December l3.'.iothinS
dealers and coal dealers joyously WEI
coined the first severe weather of the
winter throughout the middle west
this week Purchases of winter cloth
ing have been far below normal, and
the drop to zero temperature caught
many unprepared-
Chicago department stores already
have enioyed Il tremendous Christmas
business one store reported today
that demand was emphasizing quality
rather than quantity, while another
firm, which features medium-priced
goods. stated people were buying
closely.
stores handling mems wear reported
more utility present buying than nor
NAL. Jewelry stores are doing a good
business. but prices are more a factor
in that line than in former years.
Steel production in this district con
tinues to increase. railroads and farm
implement makers being heavy bug
ers.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1922-12-13
new YORK CENTRAL
j DECLARES DIVIDEND
Expectations of Higher Rate Not
Fulflled-"Extra" for Michi-
gan Central.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 13.-Direc-
tors of the New York Central rail-
road today declared the regular
quarterly dividend of IL per cent.
payable February l to stockholders
Of record December 20.
Announcement of the regular divi-
dend dissipated reports on the street
that it might be increased to or
Z per cent. These reports had cre-
ated an active circulation of New
York Central stock for the past sew
eral days.
Directors Of the Michigan Central
railroad today declared an extra cash
dividend of s per cent in addition to
the regular semiannual dividend of
per cent.
Robert S. Lovett and Edward s.
Harkness were elected directors of
the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie rail-
road today to fill vacancies occasioned
by the deaths of William G. Rock
efeller and A. T. Hardin.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
Cotton Crop Estimate
Considered Too Large
Special Dispatch to The star

Special IJisTatch 70 7 Ilt Star.
NEW ORLEANS. December 13.--
There fs a general feeling of relief
today in this section that the De-
partment of Agriculture's final esti-
mate OF the cotton crop did not up
set the market as it did last year
The best informed cotton men hero
believe that the estimate of the gov
ernment placing the crop at $780,
O0a bales, is almost a quarter OF a
million bales more than actually Will
be produced. About 65 GOO bales Will
have to be einned during the re-
mainder of the season to bring the
crop uu to the government estimate.
Such ginnings would be nearly double
those of last year.
Holiday trade showed further i'm
provement today and is running
about per cent above the figure =
for this time last year.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
MAY INCREASE STOCK.
National Surety Company Also
Talks of Extra Dividend.
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Nation-
al Surety Company stockholders on
December 20 will vote on whether to
increase the stock from $7,0O0.O00 to
$10.000.000 and distribute stock divi-
dend. Six weeks ago the company in
creased its stock from $5,0O0,O00 to
$7.00O,000.
The Santee Cotton Mills have de-
clared a 5 per cent cash dividend pay
able January Is and a so per cent
stock dividend payable forthwith.
The Kirby Lumber Company of,
Texas has declared a dividend at the
rate of per cent on preferred stock.
entitled to dividend for period from
January to July Is, 1928, and an ad-
ditional dividend on all preferred of
IA per cent.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
DAIRY MARKETS.

ciaD aD-Poultry-Live turkeys. pound,
40a50: poor and crooked breasts. so
ass; spring chickens, 21a23; leghorns,
l7a20: old hens. 20a22; leshorns. IT
ais: old roosters. IA: ducks. 19a24 !:
small and poor. 17a1s; geese. 21a2S:
pigeons. pair. a5a30; guinea fowls.
Zach. iOa7O dressed poultry, turkeys.
pound. 5Oa52: old toms. As: poor and
crooked breasts. 35: chickens. 22a25
old roosters, Is; ducks, 24a2S; geese,
24a30.
Eggs-Loss off. native and nearby
firsts, dozen. 5Oa51; southern, 47a4S.
Butter Creamery. fancy. pound, So;
prints. 56a5S: nearby creamery, Asa
a.; ladies'. 37a3S; rolls. 33a35; store
packed. 33; dairy prints, 35a36; proc
ess butter, 3Sa39.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
BOND ISSUE AWARDED.
War Department Accepts Bids Of
New York Firms.

Award of bids for a $13,000,oOO
Philippine bond issue was made to-
day by the War Department. The
united offer of four New York con-
Germs of $95.07 was accepted, the
firms being the White Weld Company,
the Case Security Company, Hail.
garden & CO. and Blair & Co., Inc.
In announcing the award, Maj. Gen
Frank Mcintyre said the purpose of
the hoad issue was to increase the
currency reserve funds of the Philip
pine Island government.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
SECOND MAN LYNCHED
FOR TEACHERS DEATH
l;y the Associated Press.

Iiy The AssOcia ted Press.
PERRY, Fla, December 13.-The
second of two negroes arrested Fri
day in connection with the murder of
Miss Ruby Hendry, school teacher,
The previous Saturday, was lynched
Monday night.
Arthur Young was taken from the
officers as they were attempting to
transfer him to another jail. Charlie
Wright was burned at the stake Fri
day night after mob Of several
thousand men had taken him from the
officers as they brought the two ne
S-oes into town.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
CHRIsTMAs TREES CHEAPER

NEW YORK. December 13.-Christ-
mas greens this year will cost
slightly less than they did last year.
according to a report by the stat"
department of farms and markets.
The report quoted prices on Christ
mas trees. holly ard pine ropinr.
showing slightly lower prices than
in 1921. About 100 carloads Of Christ
mas trees already have arrived on
the local market. the report said.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
ToDAY's WOOL PRICES.

BOSTON, December 13 Especially
The wool market was quiet today and
little added activity is expected until
the turn of the year, but prices were
extremely firm and the whole tone OF
the market was strong. Dealers feel
next heavyweight season will be
heavy, and added strength is predict
ed for the finer grade woods. as well
as the medium qualities.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, December 13 tspe-
ciap.--Pota,oes. white. 100 lbs, 5oa
125: $50 lbs, 90a2.00. Sweets. bbl..
l00a1.75; bu., 50a65; baskets, 25a35
Vans. bbl.. 1.50a2.00; bu., 60a75
Beans. bu., s,0oa5.6o. Beets, 100. 300
sprouts, qt.. 15a2o. Cabbage. ton,
2o.ooaSoho: Savoy, bu.. 5Oa6o Car
rots. 100, 3.0Ga4.00 Cauliflower. bbl..
3.ooa6.oo. Celery. 100. 4.00as.0o. Gu
cumbers. crate. i.0oaS.00. Horserad-
ish. bu.. 3-0oa4.oo. Elephants. crate,
kale, bu.; Soa4o.. Onions. 100 lbs. 25
a2oo. Oysterplants, 100, 5.0Ga6 90.
Parsnips, bu.. 9oal.00. Peas, bu.. 4 90
aooo- Peppers. crate. 35oa5 %.
Pumpkins. 100, 10.60a26.00. Spinach,
bu.. 6oasp. Squash. crate, 3.00a T. 0o.
tomatoes. crate. i.ooa7o4. Turnips,
Apples packed, bbl.. 2.o0a5.oo; bu..
50a1.50; loose. bu.. 5oa75: basket. u
al: 40: box. 1.25a2.:5. Cranberries.
DBL. 11ooal4.o". Grapefruit. box. 2.25
a40o. Oranges. box. 3.50a60o. Pine
strip. 4,oOa1.oo.
Selling Prices at 1880.
Wheat-No; 1 red winter. spot. no
1.3S q: No. red winter. spot, no quo.
tations: No red winter. garlicky,
1881: No. 3 red winter. garlicky, no
quotations: December. 1884,.
Sales-Bag lots of nearby at 50, 81
and 100.
Corn-Cob corn. new, $50 and s.s5
per barrel; contract. spot 81 per
bushel: No. .. SAG: No. 4, no quota
tions; track corn. yellow, No. ., old
to better. So per bushel.
Sales-Bag lots of mixed. delivered.
at so per bushel.
Oats-White, No. >. 54L. per bushel
asked: No. 3. 54.
Rye-Nearby. S5as5 per bushel: No.
2. western export, spot. 1.02 per bush
el; No. ,. no quotations.
Hay-Receipts. So tons: market for
top grade Of timothy and light clover
mixed, 16.00a20 600 per ton. and for
good mixed. 16.00a11.50.
Straw-No. l tangled rye. la.00a
1900: No. / wheat, 10.00a11.00: No. >
oat, nominal. 12.00a1:.5o.
TODAY'S CHICAGO PRICES.
CHICAGO. December 13.-Infiuenced
by fresh upturn in sterling eX-
change. the wheat market here aver
aged higher today during the early
dealings. All deliveries touched a
new high-price record for the season
A trade review dwelling on shortage
in world product on of wheat as COM
pared with last year induced com
siderable buying. but was partly Off
set by forecasts of snow or rain for
the entire domestic grain belt. Open
ing quotations. which ranged from
- to 2. higher. with May 1-211e TO
1.2a and July 1.121. to 1.12A. were
followed by moderate further gains.
Corn and oats climbed with wheat,
May and July corn reaching the top
most figures yet this season. After
opening unchanged to - higher.
1la,a12. the corn market scored up
turns all around.
oats started unchanged to + off.
May 45ss. and later showed "a sub
stantial general advance.
Provisions were bearishly affected
by weakness of hog values.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
Rx the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. December 13.-Foreign
exchanges. firm. uotations in cents:
Great Britain. demand, .0i65; cables.
0465K; 60-day bills on banks. .O462t.
France, demand. OTTO; cables. OIL.
itaiy. demand. .05O0: cables. .0500k
Belgium, demand, O653; cables. .0653 y
Germany. demand. .000125: cables.
O00126. Holland. demand. .4003; cables.
.O407. Norway, demand. 1917. Sweden.
demand, .269O Denmark. demand. .2089.
Switzerland. demand. 1897 Spain. de-
mand, 1874. Greece. demand, .0135.
poland, demand, .005S. Czechoslovakia.
demand, .0316. Argentine, demand.
as72. Brazil, demand. .1226. Montreal,
.99i.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
BIG TOMATO RECEIPTS.

NEW YORK. December Is Especially.
"A shipment Of approximately $3.50
bushels Of tomatoes from the Bahama
Islands was received this morning
and solo at from from ~ ,n to 20, mostly shG,s5 ss
wide range in quality and condition.
some soft, overripe and wasty, while
others were quite green.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
BUILDING COSTS JUMP.

BOSTON. December Is (SpeciaD.-
The cost of building in New England
today is steadily rising. Labor costs
are 95 per cent above the levels of
1914 and materials have advanced 40
per cent i'm that period and 26 per cent
higher than on January 1 last.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
Grain, Produce and
Live Stock
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.

An advance of cents a pound in
the price of butter the past few days
was recorded by local dealers. 1t is
crease before the Christmas holiday
season. Receipts of creamery and
country butter are light and the de-
mand heavy.
The egg market is reported very
hrm. Fresh eggs are scarce and IN
demand for the holiday trade. Re-
ceipts continue light. but no recent
advance in price has been made.
Very little change in the condition
of the meat market has taken place
since the Thanksgiving holiday sea-
son. and supplies of fruits and vege-
tables are ample for the approaching
holiday trade.
,Eggs-Strictly fresh. selected. can
uieu; per dozen. 55: average receipts. oS'
southern. 90. Cold storage eggs, 3oao..
Live poultry-Roosters. per lb.: -.
turkeys, per h.. 45a41; spring chickenes. rs
per TO-, 23a23: keats. young. each, ooa'"'
fowls, each, %.
Dressed poultry-Fresh-k killed spring
chickens. per H.. 27a2s: hens. per d..
EsAz9; ROSTERS. per H.. Is: turters. per
io:: Soa52: keats. young. each. I0aso.
Live stock-Calve. choice. per 10
y 'Itsh: medium: per ib-. 12: thin. per PEI.
10: eas Lambs. choice. per H.; -
live pigs. 3.00aS00 each: live hogs
per lb.. 8
Gree Green fruits-Ap.les. per bhi. lisa
,So: S per bushels basket. nearby, I.a 20
S;oV: delicious. No ]. per bbl.. 6 ooa. ~
Caliiorn!a oranges. per crate. 5.ooaS %:
rt0rlda: 4O0a5 90. Lemons. per box
rines. 2.50a3. 90.
-getabIes-Potatoes. per hbl.. No I
l;Soa2 90: per sack. 200a2. %: No. z.
noa LOO: Sweet potatoes. North caro-
ma. 75a1.50: nearby. 1.5oa2.2.: Let
luce. per crate. southern. 1.00a2.5o. Ro-
maine lettuce, per crate. 50a1.25: Iceberg
lettuce. per crate. 6.25a5.75. Cabbage,
northern. 1.50a1.15 per 100 lbs; nearby
cabbage. per bbl. 1.5Oa2.00. Egg
plants. per crate. 4.00a7.00. Tomatoes.
per box. Florida, 3.0oa600 Beans.
S0oa so per basket Peas. 3.00a9.O0 per
basket: Peppers. per crate. Florida.
200a".50. kaIe. per bbl, LOCAL. so.
Spinach. per bbI.. q 2o0a350. Celery. per
dozen. 50a1 90: California. per crate. 600
a65o California grapes. per crate. 1-5oa
Evening star., 1922-12-13
PARIS MARKET FIRM.

PARIS. December 13.-Prices were
firm on the bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, So francs 40 centtmes.
Exchange on London. 65 francs SO
centimeS; per cent loan, rs francs
IS centimes: the dollar was quoted At
ii francs ceuti.ueS.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
touota ations furnished by Redmond & Co.)
FREIGHT TRAFFIC GAINS.
Moon,

ST. PAUL, December 13 (SpeciaD.-
Freight traffic at this terminal In
creased approximately IL per cent in
the last month over the figures for
November, according to preliminary
figures made public today.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
WABASH AFTER LEASE.

KANSAS CITY, December Is (Spe
cia) ).-The Wabash railroad is ne
eotiating for a lease Of the tracks O
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas roat
from Moberly to Hannibal, No.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
SILVER QUOTATIONS..

LONDON, December 13-Bar silver,
30 1916 pence per ounce. Money, N
per cent. Discount rates-Short and
three-month bills, s-16a2x per cent.
NEW YORK, December 13-Foreign
bar silver. 81; Mexican dollars, 4sH.
Evening star., 1922-12-13

The petroleum output established a
lew record in 1921. which was more
than double the output in 1872.
Evening star., 1922-12-13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

(ouotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co }
Mammal Sailing
Evening star., 1922-12-13

0lXus L0W. L31I.
Call Money!. 81 8M
HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS.
IL am. -. .2l2 o0O 12m GO 500
1p.m.. .. .56l 800 2p.m.. 7oi 800
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
+. T i s.

Stale sa niekonu ! citatel 'ov, zc
hapisal list, hodil 40 posfoysi
schfahkt potpfn 81. rosihyslsl,
ke heinM list oaoslat's hibA1,
take 50 atAsa56, be \ toasllsnosti
4 nkvAbehosti tlorek Aa$ise he.
toevazns list ) ;odpale no tychle,
aby 81 to nefozmyslel, ale potion
l'utuie, ze dopis odoslaa a cell npc
no trapi starost', preco list odo,
slal, "a aky asi bude mat, heprf-
jenny vysledok a dcinok.
.Jestlize zazil niekto taketo TRIP
kt zkisenosti, mech v bnddcnosti
81 ie vedomy toho, ze sh postcvna
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
korxakro wx441 at4xx4sx1 Novtna

pravidla, dl's ktoftch svlasthe Il
vel'mi l'ahko dostatf' odoslany list
haaad, bez toho, he BY bol dadany
adresovanemu. ,Te treba len fst' k
postmaistrovi q vysvetlit mu, ze
odosielatel chce svoj dopis odto-
lat q stiahnut' zpat. Postmajstef
husi takom pripade vyhoSiet'
aiadosti odosielatel'or ked to-
tia tehto poda doklady, Be dop:s
naozaj napfsal a ze je jeho vlast-
nixon. To sa moze dokaaat' tym,
ked ziadatel dopodrobna popisc
list. ma koho boil adresovany, O.
krem toho must svojim vlastnym
rnkopisom dosvedcit' ,ze je sku-
tocne pisatel 'om toho dopisu ze
tedy nieto najmensej pochybnos,i
Q. jeho, pravu ma obdrzanie ieho
dopisu zpat, bez toho, zc by sa list
odosielal d'alej. .
Postove pravidla davajl tiez
postmajstrovi pravo, aby telegra-
ficky poziadal zeleznicneho kler-
LA postoveho. ably urcity dopis, zia
dany zp;it. vyhl 'adal V dopisnom
vreci a zadrzal ku zpiatocnemu o.
doslanin. Y takom prlpade toto
nariadenie dava sa len vtedy, ked
ide 0 vazny dopis, ktory by snad
mohol .sposobit' majctkove SKI
dy inc ncprijemnosti.
Je tedy mono zadrzat' dopis,
ked' tento je uz ma ceste k inc
mn mestu moze sa vzdy vo vaz-
nych prlpadoch odvolat' vra-
tit odosiclatel 'ovi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
"a 4 obpouab'.

Gtenym Prvym Okresnym Sbo-
rom Slovenskej Ligy Amerike,
II Chicagn, III, bola mi dorneena
nAsledoNna teaolucia:
"ke1oldcia, yyneseha ma riads
nej sch5aai ffvtho okreshsho sbo
ri \ Chiaego, Ill, dha 8. nosem-.
bra 1922, ako naslednje:
"Prvy Okresny sbor sloven-
skej Ligy povaznie jednanie scho-
DE IL. oktobra, 2 ktorej utvore-
ny Dol takzvany vybor Pirate
l'ov Slovenskej Slobody" "a od-
shdenia hodne a zucastnenych pa
nov, obzvlaste predsedu Sloven.
skcj Ligy "a samozvane teleso,
ktoreho 6innost budlcu v zalezi-
tosti "Pittsburghskej Dohody'
prehlasuieme "a neopravnend, le'
bonie narod mas, ale niekol' Xxi jed
notlivci ma svoju past konaj1, a.
lebo miena konat veci narodne,
ktore maju pojst' 2 vole naroda
celeho, alebo vacsiny slovenskeho
naroda v Amerike.
D'alej: Protestujeme, re "a
lezitosti vymahania "Pittsburgh-
skej Dohody' postavenfm telesa
"Priatel'ov Slovenskej Slobody",
Slovenska Liga bola zaznana, v me
ne ktorej my verime, ze vsenarod-
ne veci = ako byvalo dosial' -
maj1 sa prevadzat'.
D'alej: ziadame, aby Okresne
Sbory a Sbory Slovenskej Ligy
braly predsedu p. Ivana Bieleka
ma zodpovednost preto, ze nechra-
nil eisty Silt tejto nasej vsesla-
vianskej & Snad' vseslovenskej9)
organlzacie nezasadil sa "a pre-
sadenie, re vymahanie "Pitts
burghskej Dohody" je vecou len
jei a nikoho ineho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24

b'alsj: vyAsvame vsetky VI
stvy hhfoda slovenskeho i ccske-
no : Amerike, aby ciel' Pirate
10y Slovenskej Slobody" ami mo-
ralne ami hIhotne nepodpofo.
rali.
"D'alei: Ably, ked'ze bea sds
hlasu hatoaa jedhotlivci podnja,i
sa ha symfhanie Pittsharehske5
pohody' ~ sarni nd seba Y postu.
pc rymahania teize odkazani
boli. =
Ia Prvf Okresny Sbor Sloven-
skej Ligy, V Chicagu, ILL.,, dna 3.
novembra 1922 Jan Matlocha,
predseda, Adam Poliak, taiomnik,
Jan Podmajersky, pokl. |. Okr.
sboru SLOW. Ligy, Jan zidek, pod
predseda Sloy. Lfgy. Peca'.''
Tolkoto reaolucia. sostavena 20
averelneni zapisnice menovanej
schodze, V ktorej sd medzi inyInl
obsazene nasledovne state:
"P. Ivan Bielek zdoraznuje, zc
Oh nehovoril sko predseda Ligy.
ale len jako Slovak. Ako predse-
du viazu no uzavretia kongresu
Slovenskej Ligy."
'Pan Bielek znovu upozornuie,
ze utvorenie nejakej novel orga-
nizacie k y6li dosiahnutiu cicl "a
dnesnej porady, je absolutne ne
prijatel'ne, ale treba najst' cestu
spolocnej ko-operacie medzi jest
vujncimi 'uz telesami.
Ked' bola rec o Memorandum,
ktOre bolo navrhovane ma tejto
sch6dzi - stat zapisnice znov7l
hoveri: @-
"P. Bielek znovu upozornujc,
re kongres Slovenskej Ligy NJ
ziadal vtelenie Pittsburghskej Do
hody do dstavy c. S. republiky.'
Program tohoto vyboru, v pia-
tom bode. ma zaklade ktoreho pri-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-11-24
Opatera rnatiek
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! Cerstve, ciste, plno-smetanove
surove mlieko cd zdrayych krav
je druh mlieka AXE sa dava do W.
roby Borden's Eagle Brand mile
ka. Kravy sl prehliadane a mile
karne inspektovane riadne, zvero-
lckarmi. Nase zhust 'ovacie dielne
s1 pri mliekarnach, tax unozniac
nam dostavat' surove mlieko
perfektne cerstvom stave.
z kazdej kanvice cisteho, .suro-
veho mlieka dodaneho do nasich
dielni je vzata vzorka a okosto-
vana nasimi znalcami, ei jeho
prfchut' je ME zmenena.
Mlieko, ked, prejde inspekciu
V zhust 'ovacej dielni, dane je do
zohrievajucich studni, kde ie nan
pustena teplota asi 206 .stuphcv
Fahrenheita, pustenim do neho
zivej parry. Tato horiieost' je po-
drama v nom "a asi pat min1t.
Mlieko sa pototr1 vyleje do cukro-
vych studni, kde ie smiesane 8 e.
stlm cukrom, aby sa zachovalo.
Tato miesanina sa potion dava do
vzduchu-prazdnych hrncov, kda
je podrzana v teplote 140 stupno-
vel Fahrenheita "a hodinu i pol,
potom teplota je snizovana gradu-
alne. Tymto procesom s1ciastky
potrebne K vzrastu sd n;c !,
ztratene mlicko 1 S cukrom ie
spravne smieSane. Vyrobok sa po-
tom preleje ccz ochlad 'ovaci sy-
stem a potom do kanvic preda-
vany po obchodoch. Cd easu ako
je mlieko dane do bezvzdusnych
hrncov az do easn, kym je ME "a
pecatene v kanviciach, ono nepri-
de do stykus vonkajssim povetrim
a TAX chranene pred nakazenim a
zkyslenfm.
kanvice, ktore my vyrabame, sii
vyprobovane vacuumom a ktora
je ME perfektna,. je odhodena na,
mieste. Perfektne karivice sn da-
ne do 700 stupnovej hordcosti, po-
tom ochladene a hned' naplnene
Eagle Brand Mliekom. Toto zaisti
1plne sterilizovan1 kanvicu. Tie
to kanvice sd pecatene zvlastnym
procesom a nepotrebujn letova-
MIA.
Epidemic cd mlieka nikdy ne
boly vystopovane Borden's
Eagle Brand Mlieku. Mas vyro-
box je bezpeena zasoba 'mlieka
Ciste mlieko drzane eisto-je Bor-
denovym heslom.
V tomto casopise 'uvidite 8 casu
ma cas- oznamku Bordens Eagle
Mlieka, pokrmu, ma ktorom W.
chovane bolo Wac zdravych deti,
ako ma ysetkych ostatnych prl-
pravkach dohromady. Vystrihnite
81 ozndmku, alebo len kupon nei
a poslite no ma Borden Company,
New York, tade vam posl1 dpl-
ne zdarma akl knizocku 81 budete
ziadat' to vo vasej vlastnej reel,
ze ako treba je krmit opatro-
vat diet'a seba sam6, knizoeku,
ktora vam udava predpisy pokr-
NOV pre- vase, diet'a tieE ako
pripravit chutne pokrmy Eagle
Mliekom. Pytajte 81 ju poznacenim
mena knizocky -akd chcete.