davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16
LETART0ZTATTAK EGY DOLI.ARCsAL
80 m6t furfangos modon kcsaltak egy tossdebzomaa,

lcnyiratta dns fekete hajat, hegy
nehezebben iaerjenek ra.
A detektivek megallapitottak
AIT, hogy az ejszaka; Gr.-tssan 10
vacs Lajos Budara mept, ahol To-
r0k utica IA. szam alatt levS ro.
konait kerestc fel. A detektivek a
T0r0k-utcai haz .elott figyeD al
ilasba helyezkedtek es amikor meg.
gy6z6dtek arr6l, hogy Koyaes La
JOS lakasban tartozkodik, be.
mentek a lakasba es Kovacsot ell
fogtak. Kovacsot berkocsin hoz-
talk be f6kapitanysagra. Kihall-
gatasa soran Kovacs eloadta, hogy
sulyos es mulaszthatatlan becsii-
letbeli ad6ssagai voltak, amelye-
ket ki kellett egyenliteni es exert
volt kenytelen szelhamossaghoz 70
lyamodni. Mar regota ismeri Ga
Dor Mikl6s t6zsdebizemanyost, a
kinek egyizben dollarokat seer
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16
AKI MEM TUDOTT FE
IaEDNI.
Vitriolmerenylet egy egesz csa-
lad ellen.

kispesten borzalmas vegii ME
renylet t0rtent, A Martindvies-
utica 33. szam alatt lakik a Plasek.
csalad es ezzel egyutt Plasek Ma
riska, huszonkcteves manikiiros
leany. A sep Mariskanak Balogh
Ferenc, huszonketeves geplaka.
tos volt evekkel czel6tt v6legenye
A leany egyik ismert budapest
manikiirszalonba kerult ettGl
togva elhidegiilt a viszony fla.
talok kozt ket evvel azelott a
leany visszaadta jegygyurut Ba-
!oghnak. Ett6l fogva megszakadt
loztiik az erintkezes.
A legeny azonban mem tudott
feledni es bosszuallassal fenye,
gette meg nemcsak leanyt, ha-
mem csaladjat is. Emiatt Plasek6k
fel is jelentettek Baloghot kis-
pesti rend6rkapitanysagon elet-
veszelyes fenyegetes Matt, az ell
jaras azonban eredmenytelcn ma.
radt, inert Ralogh Becsbe sz0k0tt,
Ezutan is alland6an j0tt tole ho]
sz6beli iizenet, hol level es allan.
doan fenyegette tovabbra is lc.
inyt Is csaladtagjait.
A vegzetes reggelen varatlanu1
mcsjelert Piasekek kispesti na.
zaban Balogh Ferenc es kezeben
egy literes iiveget tartott. Mjkor
megpillantottak, valanennyiell
megremiiltek es mem is akartak
beengedni a szobaba. A hatalmas
erejii ember erre erGszakkaI fu-
rakodott be a lakasba Is rakialtott
leanyra:
- Mariska! Gyere azonnal hoz
1am, vagy leszamolok veled.
Plasek Mariska erre ijcdteben
segitsegert sikoltozott, amin Ba-
logh ugy feldiihod0tt, hogy az
-iveg tartalmat nagyreszben a le-
inyra opt0tte. v leany roston
Psszeesett, Mert mint kideriiit ,salz
iivegben vitriol volt es borzaluas
6gesi sebeket okozott. Erre Pla-
seklle, tovabba tizenhet ewes Pal
nevii tic s. D tizenharom ewes Ka-
tain raVetettek naSukat . dih6n
60 enberre, hogy megfekezzsk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16
Haromszazhusz epiilet
lett a langok martalekava.

Borzalmas tiizvesz pusztitotta ell
Udvarhely megye egyik legna
gyobb es leggazdagabb kozseget,
Zetelaka nagykozseget. A tiz a
k0zsegnek Zsog0d newt, dombol-
dalon fekv6 reszen tamadt Ma
tyas Andras tellenpasztor haza-
ban. AIT valosziniileg a pasztor
gyufaval ,jatszadoz6 gyermekei
ideztek el6. A ciklon szerii szel az
ego zsindelydarabokat messzire
elvitte aznap delutan mar harom
szazhusz epiilet, igen sok 81 Is
gazdasagi epiilett lett langok
martalekava.
Tobb, mint haromszaz haz any
nyira perraegett. hogy meg az
alapzat helye sem ismerheto feI.
Gle igen nagy a felig elhamvadt
'hazak szama is. ~.
Huszmilliatd a kar.
Csupa uszok, rom, fiist0lgo es
ego zsaratnok az egesz falu. Min
denfele ketsegbeesett eihberek tor
delik kezeiket, masok pedig a
"megriadt a a t 0 k a t ak ar
jak 0sszefogdosni, de mllnkajuk
mem sok eredm6nnyel jart, inert
az tNatallomany legnagyobb re-
sze oft pusztult ell romolS alatt.
A romOkat eltakarit0 munkasok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16

as6i maid minden lepesnel megsze-
nesedett allati hullakat vefnek fel,
de siralmas latvanyt nyujtanak a
megszenesedett herendezesi tar
gyak is.
A vizsgalat eddigi eredmenyei
szerint tizvesz szazhatvan csa-
ladot tett hailektalanna a kar
magyar koronaban szamitva, joval
feliilmulja a haszmilGardot.
Lingfoly6vA viltozott
a Kakiill6.
A k6zseg lak6i beszelik, hogy
a ketsegheesett lakossag ESQ bu-
torait falu alatt foly6 Kiikiill6-
be dobalta be. AZ apad6ban ley,s
foly6 vize azonban mem bizonyult
elegsegesnek az eltasra S exert a
kukullo falu alatti szakasza valo-
-
sagos hngfolydka yaltozott. Alan
gok olyan hatallnasak 'voltak,
hogy a lheglehet6sen messzire le-
v6 Szakelyudvarhely f6teret is
biborszinbe vontak. A tiizoltosag
es a katonasag azo1ban kesleked-
We indult q hely szinere S mikor-
ra olasrtek, mar segiteni sem teld
tax. !, d, AZ.
Aborza1mas tiizveszt vegiil is az
ejfeF utan kezd6d6 zapor oltotta
el, de ekkorra MAR csak iisz0k, ro-
mok hirdettek q hajdani falu he
lyet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16
rell IS sharon kGrny&ken @l6 magyar
testvereinket ieerj6k, hogy fentne-

rell IS sharon k0rny&ken al6 magyal
stvsreinkst $ iserj6k, hogy a fentne
vezett napon az ifjusag egy nagyon
kellemes IS tanulsagos szdrakozassa
fogja megjutalmazni particle koz0n
ssget. Leeyea h6t cit naindeaki, aki a
szsp&rt, kenses&st Is kiilSn5sen knl-
turaert lelkesedni tud.
Fresbiteri gyiil6s. - Szeretettel er
tesitjak egyhaznnk osszes presbiterei'
.afel6l, hoay reank kovetkez6 szom
baton, azaz okt6ber 1S-an este ora
kor, az egyhaz iskolahelyisegeben rem
les havi presbyteri gyiilest leend mi
stan egyhazmegyenk torvenye ertel
mc alapjan felevi szamadast is meg
kell ejtcnink, enn6lfogva elvarjuk
hogy ezen .jelzctt gyii.ssen egyhazunk
,l6ljar6saga teljes szamban reszt foe
venni
Adomanyok az egyhaz javara. - A
ielkeszi latogatasok alkalmaval uiab
ban az egyhaz epiileteinek renovasa
81 koltsegeire a kovetkez6 testvereink
adomanyoztak: &c., I'll. Boldizsar Fe
rene cleveland, o., So Papp Mihaly
s4.- Antal Istvan Is esaladja, So FIJI
lop Sander es csaladja, $2.- Benk6 Da
'iel es csaladja, Korpa Mihaly es csa-
,adio III Mo1nSr ESuoofoh
Egyhaztagsagi dijakat fizettek ko-
vetkez6k: $l2.- Szant6 Janos nejc
&c. Pal Istvan S csaladja, So Simt
Andras, $3.- Hethy Denes csaladja
Kopez Mihaly, Macy Istvan, $2.- Rab
Sahdor, R6thy Gy0rgy. Fogadiak szi
YES adakoz6k az egyhaz halas koszone.
tenek 6szinte nyilvanitasat.
Temetes. - Szeptember no 30-an te.
mette el az egyhaz lelkesze igazi resi-.
vet mellett Varga Andras ref. val. 90
h6napos gyermeket, Varga Pal neje
sziil. Szedlak Katalin, Oroszlany, Ko-
marom m. illet6segii, sharoni lakosok
fiat. A kis gyermek holtteste a sziilei
hazanal VOLT felravatalozva, amely tel.
jes viragdiszben uszott oman lett
ayugalomra helyezve. A gyaszszertar.
tas alkalmayal kaAtori teend5kben
Bird Andras es jaeger Sander presby.
terek voltak a lelkesz segitsegere, ma j,
, gyaszeaek elhangAasa, utan egy gyasz-
beszed keretei .k5zdtt buesuztatta ell a
lelkez koran elhunyt kis gyermeket a
hozzatartozoit6l, akit k6vetkez5k
eyaszolnak: Varga Pal neje, sill
Szedak Katalin, Struhar Istvan ne
je, sziil. Krupa Ilona keresztsziilei, Var.
ga Iona, Pal es Juliska testverkei
nagysziilei:, Ozv. yarga Andrasne, SEED
lax Mihaly neje, nagynenjei. Varga
Julianna es Varga Zsuzsanna. Legyen
a kis esecsem6 alma esendes hantek
alatt, a sziil6k mely gyaszban talalja
max enyhiiiest az listen gondvisel5 al
dett kegyelmeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16

.Erre R2logh az uveg megmaradt
tartalmat ezekre ont0tte. Eek is
sulyos egesi sebeket ,szenvedtek
es fajdalmukban ketsegbeesetten
sikoltozni kezdtek. A szomszedok
beszaladtak Plasekek lakasaba,
maid a mentoket hivtak, akik Pla-
seknet, P1asek Mariskat, Palt es
katalint igen sulyos egesi sebek-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16

Egynapi szakadatlan lajsza
utan budapest allamrendGrseg
detektivjei elfogtak es a f6ka-
pitanysagra el6allitottak Kovacs
Lajos 26 ewes satoralja ujhelyi
sziiletesii, foglalk ozasnelkiili en-
bert, akit Gabor Mikl6s t6zsdebi-
zomanyos karara kovetett six
kasztas Matt kor0ztek.
Gabor Miklos tozsdebizomanyos
ugyanis biinvadi feljelentest tett
a fokapitanysagon ismeretlen tet-
tes ellen, aki magat Bartanak
mondotta es a Magyar -Olasz Bank
allitolagos megbizasabol az ell
mutt napokban delelott AIT tela-
fonalta neki, hogy szamara a Ma
gyar-O -Olasz Bank 650 dollart utalt
Xxi. A telefonjelentes utan Gabor
Mikl6s tozsdebizomanyos szolga-
javal, Czombor Istvannal SO mil
io magyar korenat kiildott Ma
gyar-Olasz Bankba azzal, hogy
anhak elleneben hozza ell a kiutalt
$50 dollart.
A szolgat Magyar -Olasz Bank
foldszinti helyisegeben varta AZ
allitolagos Barta newt egyen, aki
a szolgaltol atvette az so millio
magyar koronat, maid egy mask
szobaba ment, ahonnet esakhamar
egy' kifizetesi lappal tert visz.
sza. A kifizetesi lapot atadta a
szolganak, aki a pelztarhez ment,
hogy atvegye a $50 dollart. Ezid3
5alatt az allitolagos Barta terms-
szetesen az so milli6 magyar koro-
naval eltiint. A szolga a penztar-
nal bemutatta kifizetesi lapot,
de ott4csakhamar kideriilt, hogy y
kifizetesi lap hamis es igy a ESQ
Gollart mem utaltak XII Czombor-
max. A szolga ere visszament q
tozsdebizomanyoshoz, akinek je-
lentest tett q szelhanossSgrd, mi
re Gabor a szolga eloadasa .alap-
Jan azonnal megtette a feljelen-
test. A rend6rseg csakhamar meg
allapitotta, hogy a szelhamossagI
elkoyet6jet mem Bartanak, hanem
Kovacs Lajosnak hivjak, aki elG-1
kelo csaladb6l szarmazik es egyikl
fest6miivesznel lalott alberlet-'
ben bejelentes nelkul.
A feljelentesre megindult a hai
sza es nyomozo detektiyeknek
csakhamar sikeriilt megallapitani,
hogy a szelhamossag elkoyst&c
utaps Kovacs aut6baxit fogadott.
Fogarassy-csoport detektiyjei lep-
ten-nyomon kovett6k a szelhamost.
Kovacs Lajos szelhamossaganak
elk0vetese utan a. Baross-utcaban
egy kis yendegAbep ebedelt, az.
utan pedig borbslyhoz Ment, ahol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16

EI.AD0.

5 aker fold, 6 szobas haz, csiir,
pajta, csirke-ol, 200 gyiimolcsfa
es sz6l6telep Mineral Ridge-n. Ket
milesnyire Nilest6l, 2 perc vii
lamost6l, iskola, iizletek tenn
plom kozeleben.
r. j. Pearsell,
Stop q, Mineral Ridge, O.
(Okt. 17,A,31)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16
BERLET.

1861 akeres farma, Coitsyille
Township-be, 5 es fel miles-nyira
Youngstowntol, meltanyos az mel
lett harom vagy 0t eyre berbe
ado. Erdekl0dni lehet: 204 Fede-
raj Bldg, telefon: 3-2557.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16
kel ss6llitcss6h ] Sssat Istv1n.

kel ss6llitostlk Sssat htvinr
k6rhazba.
Balogh Ferenc utan rogt0n ku-
tatni kezdett a rend6rseg, de nem
akadtak "a. Nehany ora mulva
azoHban megt6rten allitott be Ba-
logh Ferene q kszpeati iigyeletre
es dnk8nt jelentkezett. Letartoz-
tattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16
DEBROsZKY kNDRAS

Youngstown legegibb magyar 6pit6.
vallalkozoja. MindenfAle epitsst bizto.
stick 6s a legJobb feltetelek meliett
elvallal. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bizalommal forduljon Dehrosxky
AndrAshoz, aki 6pitkezeshez ingyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot 6s koltsegvetest. Cim:
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson Ave.
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16

PoIlPAs ALKALoM YARlf0T
VENNI.

Elado egy LOG akeres farlna.
Kitn6 megmiivelt term6 fold. ID
epiiletek. Teljes felszereles. Egesz-
ben eIad6. A farma feLkszik G4staF
vus Township, Trumbul County
Cim: w. A. Smith, telefdn M
156, Warren, Ohio. Il.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16
GEO HOMORODY 4

Butor athuzasok - Ujjaalakita-
sok - Javitasok ~ Gyermekk O.
csik ujiafestese es uijaepitese -
Box Springek - Matraeok - Cim
219 Steel ST., telefon: 3-0698.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16

FARM ELADkS ES cGRRE.
Ha farmot alrar v&sarolni, vagy
varosi. ingatdanjat szeretne farm
ra hecserSlni, keremen fel engem.
Mindenfajta Real Estate-tel fog
lalkozom. .s
BURKHOLDKR q MELLINGER
600 Home Savings 3 loan Bldg.
Telefon: ee9T0
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16
ELAD0 FARM,

196 aker, 60 aksr vaghat6 Is nov6 er-
d6vsi, is sxobas hAz, csiir, tehsnek, To-
yak ponpas kut, siksagon.
Kitin6cn felszereit farma, melyet meg
kaphat alig t6bbert, mint haz ertske.
Irjon azonnal:
p. E. WOOD, Townville, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-16
APR0 HIRDETESEK
Ki.AD0.

Egy vasagy rugannyal, egy di-
vany, egy hintaszek,. egy gaztuz-
hely. Cim: 1912 Erie st. L. Lun-
deren.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-27
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. r.
TO EXPEND $4,000, 900

The Illinois Central's improve
ment program for 1924 viii entail a
total expenditure Of approximately
$32. 000. 900. of which STATES. 500 has
been expended during the first four
months Of the year. President c. H.
Markham announces. He adds:
Completion of some OF the
projects and receipt Of some Of the
equipment authorized last year Shag
extended into the current year. and
in addition we have started some
new Improvement work. The last
of the equipment ordered last year
has Just recently been received and
no additional orders have been
placed. We are in very good shape
so far as concerns equipment, both
as to number and condition. and
additions already made will take
care of our situation.
Among the more important road
way improvements started this year
are the enlargement of terminal
facilities at East st. Louis. cen.
struction of forty miles of second
main track in the st. Louis dis
trict: track elevation through the
city of Jackson, Miss: improved
mechanical facilities at Dubuque,
Ia. AMI the construction Of new
freight and passenger facilities at
Baton Rouge. La"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-27
BIG -FOUR BONDS
PLACED ON
SALE
Bankers Offer SIC. 900, 900 Of
Railroad 5 Per Cent Refund
ing and Improvement Bonds

NEW YORK, May 27.--A bank.
Ing syndicate composed of ,. p.
Morgan & Co., The National City
pany Is offering an issue of 500, OOO..
900 S per cent refunding and i'm.
provement bonds Of the Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis
Railroad Company at 941z. These
bonds are being offered on about a
SIS per cent basis and win mature
January 1, 1858.
The proceeds Of this issue viii be
used to reimburse the treasury for
improvements to the road.
Announcement Of the successful
bidder for the $19.6SO, 900 city Of
Detroit bonds Ii expected. The
lowest bidder was the syndicate
headed by the Detroit Company and
the other members Of which are
The First National Company, De-
troit, Keane, Higbie & Co., Matthew
Fem & Co., the Security Trust
Company, and Harris, Small 6 Co.
This syndicate bid 100.16 for the
ANS Of which there are $18,6S0,OOO
and 1O0.8s for the $1,000, 900 ANS.
Blair & Co.. Inc, Hallagarten d
Co., Liberty Central Trust Company
and Mercantile Trust Company are
offering $2.000,00O City OF St. Louis
AZ per cent public building and I'M.
provement serial gold bonds, due
serially June /, 1929-1944, at prices
yielding from AIS per cent to 40
per cent, according to maturity.
Harris, Forbes & Co. are offering
new issue of 100000 Los
Angeles, Calf, water works ~
Der cent bonds, due serially 1895 to
1854, at prices to yield to 4.b5 per
cent. according TO maturity.
Bids for the 100000 Illinois
highway per cent bonds Will be
opened at Springfield on June >.
Stuart & Co.. Inc, and Curtis &
Sanger are offering a new issue of
$725, 1000 city Of Miami, Fla. 4
per cent gold bonds, dated June 1,
1924, and due June 1. 1926 to 1884,
at prices to yield as follows: $751;
900 due each year, 1926 and 1927,
to yield 400 per cent: $4,000 due
each year, 1928 to, 1929, to yield
40 per cent: $4,000 due 1880 to
1888, to yield 4.S0 per cent. and
$125, 900 due 1884, to yield 4.80 per
cent.
Prudden & Co. are offering a new
issue Of $4,000 fernando county,
Fla, 6 per cent highway bonds, due
March /. 1854, at price to yield $50
per cent.
Haisey, Stuart & Co. have pur-
chased q block Of Rockford. H., an
per cent city yard bonds due June
/, 1925 to 1914, which they are Of
fering today on a ass per cent
basis. The bonds are a direct
obligation Of Rockford.
Seasongood & Mayer are Offering
100000 Montgomery, Ala. per
cent public improvement bonds, due
January I, 1894, optional January
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-27
s / D "
IRREGULAR
TREND
Profit-Taking Appears In
Early Trading, But Fails to
Shake Main Body Shares
BY H. j. DUIZEND.
international News service.

NEW YORK, May 27.-PrIces
moved in narrow radius In the
forenoon trading on the stock OK.
change today. The voIunn of
transactions showed a sharp con.
traction over recent sessions. The
trend was somewhat irregular, due
to the desire Of floor traders to
realize on paper profits accumu-
lated in the advance of the last
several days, but sufficient strength
appeared in other quarters to pre-
serve the stability Of the main
body Of shares.
1t was q waiting market in
which the tax situation was the
overshadowing influence. There
was q belief In financial circles
that the President would sign the
conference bill.
AS could easily be expected,
profit-taking was most pronounced
in stocks which had a sharp re-
covery to their credit, like Stewart.
Warner and the Pan-Americans.
Sugar shares evidenced q de-
cidedly heavy tone in connection
with the downward trend in the
commodity. On the other hand.
bullish operations went confidently
ahead in a few specialties, among
which International Paper and
Cast Iron Pipe were prominent.
Ray and Chino were more active
and stronger in the copper group.
Industrial leaders like Steel com.
mon, Baldwin, Studebaker and
American Can were lifeless, register.
ing only nominal changes.
Railroad shares again presented
a firm front, In spite Of further
unfavorable earning statements for
April, nearly all of which showed a
drop In net income as compared
with last year. Expectation Of a
lease agreement with the Penn.
sylvania road led to fresh buying
Of Norfolk and Western, carrying
it nearly two points higher. Del,
ware and Hudson, Illinois Central
and Pere Marquette displayed
strength. st. Paul, however. was
still affected by the extremely
poor April report. Wabash pre-
ferred "a" was reactionary. reflect
ing doubt as to the directors action
regarding dividend inauguration at
their meeting today.
Cali money renewed at 4 per cent.
Cotton futures sold off after initial
steadiness. Grains were barely
steady. Foreign exchange ruled
generally heavy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-27
Chicago Live Stock

Furnished by W. 3. Hibbs q Coz
HOGS-Receipts. $4,000: market, weak
e Joe lower. Bulk, :7'ccc9L!o: top.
dunn weight. S7.30W7.G0; light weight
e6.so@T36: light iights, eS.T6@7.10:
heavy packing s0ws, smooth, $685. 06.S0:
packing sows. rough, $s.60@6e5: pigs,
CATTLE Recsipts. 5000; market
steady to 1sc lower. Beef steers-Choice
and prime. S1o.6O0l1.6O; medium and
good. 9s.So0S.7S; good and choice. $40. 90
011.2S; common and medium, 1880
$50. butcher cattle-Heifers. $500
1000: cows. tI.bo@S.6o; bulls, $4,000
700. Gamers and cutters, cows and
hetfers--canner steers. &5.oo07.oo. Veal
calves, light and heavy weisht-SSSo0
HOO. Feeder steers, 1e.o0@e.00; stOckeF
steers. es.60@9.6O; stoclker cows and
heIfers. $s.So@S.Eo:' stocker calves. $3.50
sH Receipts. 1000; market
steady. Lambs. clipped. t1S.6o@1+.75:
culIs and common. 5000 @13.O0: spring
lambs ti4.6o01s.oe: yeerling wethers.
Ss.oo0s.so: ewes. $e.oo@7,5o; ewes. culls
and common. 92.00@4.60; breeding ewes,
yearlinga 1880 012.0O.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, May 27.--Cotton
futures were barely steady at the
opening today, being from points
higher to 2 points lower. Unfavor.
able weather reports caused further
buying Of the new crop months.
but enough profit taking was in
evidence to keep the advance in
check. Liverpool cables were gen.
orally steady.
July opened at 1918, off 2; Oc.
tober at 27.00, up s, and December
at 1920, up points.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. May 27.-Wheat open
ed u to Y of. corn y to X off.
oats X off to " UP.
Opening:
Wheat-May. 1864: July. 1885 @
V: September, 109H on; December,
111%.
Corn-May, 7SN; July. 77% Oh;
September, 77@H; December 69%.
Oats-May. 469s: September. 40%
Lard-July, 1887: September, 1867.
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Carl Vrooman to Speak

Carl Vrooman, former Assistant
Secretary Of Agriculture, will ad-
dress a luncheon of the National
Popular Government League, on
Farmer Relief Legislation and the
Presidential Election" in the Crys-
tai room Of the Ebbitt Hotel, tomor-
row at 1880 o'clock. Senator Ship
stead + Minnesota will preside.
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Would Sell Bonds.

The Chicago Great Western Rail.
road applied to the Interstate Com
merce Commission today for au-
thority to issue 100000 fifty-year
4 per cent first mortgage bonds to
reimburse its treasury for money
expended from income from De-.
cember I, 1920. TO July 81, 1921.
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premium at 81, 900, "AO'V"
Montreal funde in New York, SA7k
discount at 1000. "'
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being Of whom we are convinced that
his like will not occur for a century
it is but poor compliment to praise
his common sense. But it is in just
this that his greatness as a politi-
clan lies. When Lenin has to decide
on an important question, he does
not think Of abstract historical cate
gories, he does not think of ground
rents, of surplus values, of absoIu-
tism or liberalism. He thinks Of
Sobakevitch, Of Gessen, of Sydor
from the Tver Province, of the Pu-
tilov worker, Of the policeman on
the street, and he thinks of the
effect Of the measure on the Mujik
Sydor and on the workman Onufria,
as bearers of the revolution.
And shall never forget my talk
with Ilyitch before the conclusion
Of the Brest-Litovsk peace. Every
argument which we brought up
against the conclusion of the Brest-
LitOvsk peace rebounded from him like