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New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Lash Opens Show Room,
 Entertains at Banouet

J. E. Lash entertained q party of fifty Cadillac dealers from Connecti- cut and Massachusetts cities at a banquet in the Hotel BHrritt last evening, The gathering was in con- lection " I the opening of his new Cadillai show room on West Main ttreet which took place yesterday.
 Among the guests were several 3romir nt New Britainites including Mayor G, C. Weld. l. T. Black tcted as toastmaster.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
]. 5. IN NEED OF
 MORE EDUCATION
That Is, fl It Is to Become
 Musical Nation

New York, June f LPJ-Because Americans are musically uneducat- cd or miseducated, the United States is not a musical nation, declares Archibald T. Dayison, associate pro- lessor of music at Harvard and con- ductor of the Harvard Glee club.
 "The fundamental cause of our lack of advancement toward an ap- preciation of music by the great body of our people is found in the absence of q logical and continuous plan of music education based on the highest standards" he says in his book published by Harpers.
 Everyone who teaches music, and particularly those who have to do with the training of adults, must be impressed by the fact that the con- tinuity which exists in other branches of education and which in sures normal progress from ele- mcntary schools through higher in- stitutions, is lacking in musical in- struction.
 ehOIJ ditll llllilS l0 lIlt 1lhllAtitli' attitude displayed by many young people toward music. This attitude is wholly incomprchcnsible until one has made an examination of the aims, methods and material Of mod crn American music education. We thus far have escaped defeat Oppres- sion and such other experience as seem to produce in nations a venera- ton for beauty and q desire to eX- press it, not necessarily in the work of skilled channels of popular elo- quenCe.
 If we are to bring our people in large numbers to real understand ing and love of music, education may do its part, but only through q well considered progressive plan, honest ly and sltilfully administered, and without hope of immediate result
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
NEW MACHINE GUN
 RANCE EFFECTIVE
Is Challenge to the Famous
 "75S" Of War Days

Cheyenne, Wyoa June 1 LP-The machine gun of 1925 vintage, a fifty calibre Browning type, apcpars as q challenge to the effectiveness Of the SciXante- -Qunize famous artillery piece of the World War.
 Experiments and mmeuvers exc cutcd by the 76th Field Artillery stationed at Fort D. A. Russell dis closed that the improved machine gun has an effective range of 4.000 to 5000 yards and a maximum range of 1000 yards. The use of a new design of bullet with buyeled. strcanIlined base, instead of the for mcr square base, was said 10 be re- sponsible for the increased range.
 The gun shoots at rate Of 800 bullets a minute and falls on a forty-fvc degree angle on a battery reloubt, thus being a possible fac tor in wiping out an entire battery crew.
 The 75 nm. cannon of World War use was an 1897 model and had an effective range Of 4,0OO to G,ou1 yards, with a maximum range of 5000 yards, Seldom did an enemy machine gun disturb the battery's firing. Army officials claim the new machine gun can locate a "75" bat tery and be in good position to at tack a firing crew.
 The "75' also has been improved, however. and rebuilt for the new bevcled base shell. As the machine gun range has increased, likewise has the new "75" advanced it's cf- fectiye range from 5000 to 12.ooo yards, with a maximum of 16,0Oo yards That would place it out Of danger of machine gun fire.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Accuses Real Estate Man
 Of Administering Beating

Alleging that he was choked and beaten by John J. Higgins, local realtor and member of the city planning commission, a representa- tive Of a Boston finance company, has complained to Prosecuting At torney Joseph G. Woods, who said this afternoon an investigation is under way.
 The men had an argument, 1t is said, over an automobile matter in Higgins office on Main street ycstcr- day afternoon. Prosecuting Attor- pey Woods said he believes the com pIatnant was equally tr blame and he does not expect to issue a war rant for Higgins arrest.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Cleveland Athlete Is
 Techs Track Captain

Cambridge. Mass, June 1 (P) - Henry G. Steinbrenner Of Cleveland today was elected captain of the Massachusetts Institute of Tech noogy track team for 1927. He won the New England intercol- legiate low hurdles championship this season and finished third in the low hurdle event at the recent J. c. A. A. A. meet at the Harvard stadium.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
UPWARD MOVEMENT STILL CONTINUES
Heavy Week-End Sales Fail to
 Impede This Trend

New York, June LP) -- Heavy weekend realizing sales impeded, but failed to check the resumption of the upward movement of prices in today's stock market. Buying orders were again distributed over a broad list, operators on the long side deriving encouragement from the fact that the industrial aver age had risen above tho high point of the recovery last month.
 Steel shares gathered strength on the announcement that some of the independent companies had raised prices on certain products for third quarter delivery. Profit taking in the oils was augmented by some bear selling, probably in spircd by the senate's action in di- recting the federal trade commis- sion to investigate gasoline prices this summer American B fell back a point and some of the others yielded fracuonally.
 Copper shares responded to re- ports of trade improvement, Amer ican Smelling advanced over 2 points and Cerro De Pasco and some of the others selling a point or so higher. General Electric Gold stocli) was run ID about 4 points, and Commercial Solvents B. Amer ican Linseed, American Foreign Power Standard Milling and Loose Wilcs Biscuit were among the score or so issues to sell to 2 points above yesterdays final quo- tatons.
 Selling was rather general In the carly afternoon when such stocks as International Combustion En- Eineering, Interborough Rapid Transit. Mack Truck and American Brake Shoe were carried a point or so above yesterdays final quota tions,
 The steady demand for the Van Sweringen issues featured the rail group although good buying also was reported in AtChison and some Of the eastern rails, particularly New Haven.
 With buying orders streaming steadily into the market, early gains in many instances were eX- tended before noon, when General Electric. Union Bag and Paper, General Railway Signal, Postum, Electric Refrigeration and Coco Cola were selling 2 to points above last nights closing levels. Chesapeake and Ohio preferred Joined the upward movement in the Van Sweringen rail stocks by ral- ! lying moro than points. Call money renewed at f per cent.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
H. L. Mills to Attend
 Parents Goth Anniversary

Ex-Lieutenant Governor Lyman A. Mills and Mrs. Mills will observe their 60th wedding anniversary quiet ly at their home in Middlefield Sun day June 9th. Herbert L. Mills, pro prietor of II. E. Mills Hardware store in this city is their only son.
 Mir. Mills is a retired manufacturer and despite the fact that he is S5 years old he is very active. MT. and Mrs. Mills only recently returned from trip to Florida where they were staying during the winter months.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Chautauqua to Split
 Surplus With Charity

When all the expenses are paid, if there is any surplus left from the proceeds of the 1926 Chautauqua, which comes this year by invitation, half of said surplus will go to some local charity, according to an an- nouncement by Leon A. Sprague, chairman of the committee.
 Chautauqua comes here this year without a guarantee and the ex- penses, which will amount to be- tween $1,S0O and $1.900, will be raised by the sale of tickets through the membership of the various civic clubs. The civic council, composed of five clubs, has sponsored the pro- gram this year. oJhn Drinkwatcr's Abraham Lincoln is the feature number on the program.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
MISS GOLEC SHOWERED

A miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Josephine Golec last night at her home, 26 Alden street. About 60 guests were pres cnt and Miss Golec received many beautiful gifts. The home was deco rated appropriately for the occasion in a color scheme of yellow and white.
 Miss Golec will become the bride of Benjamin Witkowski of Cromwell on June at the Sacred Heart church.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
May Building Permits
 Reach S1.G5S,257 Total

The official building report, is sued today at the office of Inspector F.. J. Hennessy, places the figure on May building at $1,G5S.257.
 A total of 230 permits was issued, including 10S frame buildings val ucd at s575,16I, 20 brick buildings estimated at $1,246,725, and %& al- tcration jobs which totalcd $3G,371. Twenty eight tenements and t2 stores were added.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Gatetender Finds Purse
 With Money and JeWelrv

Mrs. Louis Putterman of PIT Chestnut street claimed the purse containing SAG in currency, two dia- mond rings valued at $500 and two certified checks for $500. which was turned in 10 the police station last night by John Hanna of S7 Elm street, gate tender at tho Elm street crossing.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
MANT WORLD CONFERENCE

Rome. June tP - The entire Rome press declares ii necessary that the Moroccan question be set tied by an international conference. It is suggested that this he held as a continuation Of tho Algeciras conference in which the United States had a part.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
MEMORIAL EXERCISES

The Lady Nest Of Owls No. 1919, will meet Sunday afternoon at the center at 3 o'clock. They will decorate the graves of deceased members and each member is ask ed to bring flowers.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Man Burned to Death as
 His Shack Is Destroyed

Woonsocket, R l., June 4 P- Joseph Proulx. a woodchopper, was burned to death today in fire which destroyed the shanty in which he lived on the Tarklin road, Nason- vile. It is believed sparks from ProulXs pipe set fire to the bed in which he was sleeping.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
CARD or THANKS

We wish 10 thank our friends and relatives for the kindness and sym pathy shown us during our be- reavement in the death of our be- loved son and brother; also for the beautiful floral offerings.
 MIR. AND MRS. ARGOzZI AND FAMILY.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
GERMAIN-MIGLIZZE
Nuptial Ceremony Performed At St. Mary's Church, Followed By Re ccption At Lee Street Residence.

A pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Mary's church yesterday morn ing when Miss Carmela Niglizze. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Francis Migizze of 33 Lee street, became the bride Of Arthur F. Germain at Ia nuptial high mass celebrated by Rev. Walter J. Lyddy.
 Salvatore NTiglizze, brother Of the bride, was best man and Fannie Toscano was the maid of honor Fannie De Franzo, Catherine Tos- cano and Lucy MaIanati were the bridesmaids. Douglas Pregonti. Francis Fusari, and John Toscano were uShers, and the flower girls were Alma Manafort and Teresa Toscan0. Paul Manafort was the ring bearer.
 Following the wedding a recep- ton was held at Norden's bungalow. Tho couple will reside at 33 Lee street upon their return from their wedding trip to St. Petersburg, Fla.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
BUTTON-OLSZEWSKI

Raymond Button of ~ 2S1 Arch street and Miss Katherine Olszewski of 329 Park street were married Tuesday at St. Joscph's church. A reception at the brides home fol- lowed, They are on a motor trip to Washington, D. (.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

American Bridge Co. has an order for 120,0o0 tons Of structural steel for a warehouse and factory build ing for Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co. at MansfclI Ohio. Dispatches from Pittsburgh say structural shape fabricators arc firming mp prices, successful bid having reached such low levels that small profit remain. The mill price on shapes, raw material for fabricat- cd structural steel is still 1.9O cents.
 Freight traffic on the Norfolk and Western in May was q night month Y record for 1926. totaling 101,o90 carloads, gain Of 17 per cent over last year and per cent over April this year.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
WILLS ICE CREAM CONES

Scotch Plains, N. J., June Pl- One ice cream cone each a year is provided for 900 school children in this township by a fund set aside in the will of the late Dr. J. Alderman Coles.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Frederick J. Birmingham

Funeral services for Frederick J. Birmingham of 104 Rockwell avenue were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Iuterment was in st.. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Joseph MOrtlus

Funeral services for Joseph Nor dus were held this morning at St Andrews church at s o'clock. Bur ial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

Coal stocks on hand May l arc estimated at @6,S7G,oOO tons by tho National association of purchasing agents, This compares with 49,15O.- 900 tons on April and 6O,014,000 tons on March 1. Supplies on hand at steel plants were sufficient 10 last 20 days; electric and gas plants 4S days; by-product coke plants Is days. Estimated indus trial consumption in April was 39.- 04S,0o0 tons against 46,313, GOO tons in March.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
Public Utilitics stocks.
TREASURY STATEMENT treasury balance ..... $2G1, 1,095,11I I

Boston - Exchanges, 94o00,0oo; balances, 42.Q00,00o.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
FIVE NEW POLICEMEN
Chief Hart Expect Commissioners to Make Appointments to Regular Force Next Monday Night.

Chief W. c. Hart of the police de- partment said today he expects the board of police commissioners will make five appointments to the regu- lar force at the meeting Monday eve ming. When the appointments are made, the chief will detail man to the new motorcycle and will arrange. if possible, to give added protection to school children during the periods they are going to and coming from school
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

Applications have been made 70 the New York stock exchange to list the following additional shares: 65S,4oo shares Of General Motors common; 2GG,6tO Hudson Motor Cal capital stocks; 200.000 shares War her -Quin.an common; S4,000,0p0 seven per cent cumulative preferred stock Of Bloomingdalc Brothers; E. 10000 shares Of Nevada Consolidat- ed Copper capital stock; S0,796 shares Of Class A" stock Of City Stores Co. and 16L592 shares of Class B."
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

Arthur O. Wharton is the new president of the International Asso- citation of Machinists, succeeding William H. Johnson. resigned. Wharton formerly was president Of the Railway Employes Department of the American Federation of La bor, and served for a time on the Railroad Labor Board.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

The income account os the Erie railroad for tho first quarter of 1926, exclusive of the Chicago and Erie. shows q deficit of $1.399.3S$ against a deficit of $1.2G3.173 in the first quarter of 1925.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

Record retail sales for May amounting 10 s11,25o.oO0 are re- ported by the Dclco Light Co.,, sub sidiary of General Motors corpora ton, which compare with s4,300,- GOO in May fast year. F. c. Biech- Tor, president and general manager, said the years business would ex- cecd $So,0OO,0oo, double that of 1925. Plant organization has in creased in the last year from 5000 10 1000 men,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

The New York cotton exchange seat Of J, Philip Bonkard has been sold for $26,6oo. The previous transaction was at $2S,000. The buyers identity was not disclosed.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
LOCAL STOCKS
Insurance Stocks.

Furnished by Putnam X Col
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04
WaH Street Briefs

Inland Steel Go. has advanced prices of plates and shapes $2 a ton for third quarter delivery. New quotations are $2.10 to S2.20 a hundred pounds. Illinois Steel Go. and independents generally are ex- pected to follow the advance. Sheet prices in the Chicago district arc unchanged.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

Both capitalization and incor- poration Of new enterprises in May exceeded the figures for May last year. a compilation by the Journal of Commerce giving a total of $S67,3GG,100 distributed among S59 companies with S100,000 or more. New charters a year ago aggre- gated SGl6,116,995. and in April this year s1,011,93t.125. Real es- state, shipping and chemical com- panies showed a substantial gain in capitalization last month over the same period last year, but oil and gas and textile companies showed declines.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
PRIATEL ON TRPIAcIcH.

Sloyenska Liga Amerike roz,
posiela sbierajdce listing ma hor'
livcov nasich, ably medzi 81 'achet-
nylni slovenskymi dusami zavie,
dli sbierku na pomoc trpiacich ro'
dakov v Kube a Kanade. Proslme
teda vsetkJch dobrosmeenych
l'udi laskave prijatie nasich po,
vcrenikov a 0 prispenie dl'a moz'
nosti ma vyysspomenutd sbierku.
Bratia, sestry' Upenliya pros
ba preraza nebesa. Pom6zte kre
st 'ania, Slovaci, pomilujte ubo
hych Kto mas smiluj sa mad ne
st 'astnymi bratmi.
Dalsi vykaz obet,ljhcich a da
| rov na podporu tnpiacim braton
v Kube a Kanade. a.
Andrej Valko, Whiting, Inc
81, Odbor go MSS. $5, Odbo
1862 MSS So, Andrej Razus, Bf
ston, Mass. 81, Odbor 129. Nss
4 $40, j. c. Molitoris, podpreds. =
gy, "a seba $40, a "a Jozefa NJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03

torom mate byt' vraj Wy, pane
konzple. A ktory, dl'a nasich
rukach nachodiacich sa dokazov,
dostaya ma Vase zakrocenie v L.
radovni americkeho konzula v
Montreal, Ont. Kanada VIA len
pre- tyeh cesko-slovenskych w
st 'ahovalcov, ktori "a tie viva do
bre zaplatia stanu sa clenmi
menovanaho spelku.
@ d'alSich veciach tykaj1cich
sa tohoze spolku a jeho pre- Slo-
vakov skodlivej cinnosti, obozna-
mime Vas pozdejsic. Teraz spo-
menieme len to, re dotycny spo-
lok Dol nedayno vyslal syojho IL
radnika p. G. Kurdelu do Winni-
pegu, kde ho prijal vJsspomenu-
ty Vas zastupca p. w. Ruda a "a
pomoci jcho pustil sa p. G.. Kur-
della do podkoAlej prace prot
415. Sboru SLOW. Lfgy jeho stat
,Aemu predsedoyi Jaroslavovi Re.
hakoyi.
Taketo jednanie voci sloyen.
| -
skyTm vyst 'ahovalcom--o Sloyen.
skej Lige ami nehoyoriac-je od-
Iisldenia h4dne a kazdfho pravdu
a spragodlirost' miluj4ceho Slo'
yaka Cecha do kryi uraza. Tu j.
teda- poyinnost 'on Vasou veci tie
re dokladne y.setrit a odstranit
l'udi, ktorl takymto nesvedomi
tym sposobom yydierajd cd slo
vakoy fazko yypracovane' a mno
no razy Cd syojieh znamych "
Spoj. statoeh Hypozicane peniaze
ziadame Vas, ably Ste pfoti w
| dieraeom geosi 3. skodcom lprim
| nej ceskoysloycnskej vzajomnost
| bezodkladne zakrocili a postaral
sa 0 to, ze by micsto zastupcu ces
! koslovenskeho konznlatu yo Win
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
xoHX4ffQMxfxx lIQTIxax1 InlIXxI

nipegu bo1o zaplnene caoyekom
majiicim rovpskd lASku pre- kaz1
deho prislpsnfka Cs. Reppbiikyi
Vas ziadaane Q zakrocenie pre-
to, lebo sne 81 istf, ze eAle5tost'
tato patrf do vasej kompetencie.
/ v prfpade by ale zalezitost' ia me-
patrila do moci yasho dradu,, a.
lebo by Ste sa nechceli tou ye-
cou zaoberat vtedy budeme n1r
tent dbratk' 80 ma ministra "a
hrani6ia, pot 'azne ma kanadskf
vladu, lebo Slovenska Liga " A
merike nem6ze doyolit', aby j ma
d'alej boil mas dobry l'ud. jehp
| |t'axko zarohene grose yseliiaky +,
mi dobrodruh1ni skryvajucimi 50
pod plast 'om vlastenectva a ceske
sloyenakeho konz,Ilatu okradany
Nem6ae to dovolit' ] preto, ze 81
tjnnto sposobnn cesko-sloyensks
yzajompost' penapraHuje, ale d
stri a pod rozlionymi t'archamj
klesajuci l'ud slovensky ostava
ME nespokojny, lez zlriyy al pro-
ii statoenym a poctiyym Cechem,
Ia Slovensku Ligu V Amerikt
Jan A. Kocur,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
90 AKRov

Ma dobrej ceste, ned 'aleko od
severnych hranic mesta, Z iZbovF
dom knpelnou a fornesom, dor
bra vel 'ka mliecarska barna, tlpl-
ne yystrojena farma. Vsetky stro-
je tohorocna nroda, tiez IL kray
q ] zaprah lzoni. 5 akrovy oyoc-
ny sad. Terajsf MATTEL dostal
tohto roku $1,000 "a oyocinu. Te-
kuty potok cez pastyisko. Dobre
studne. Oena $9sOO. Lakave pod
| mienky platenia.
R. G. vAsU COMPANY
216 Terminal Bldg. Tel. 1896.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
: AIrlE mi cANr1EID

KaI5deho druhu mlade ovocns
ssFagaV. 4 izhcyy dom. Ma dobrej
tvrdej oests i slide % vim daker
dy, ked' mesto prirastie IN vam,
lebo tadial' to sa Youngstown naj-
Wac sim. Cena $2750 $1,000 ho-
toyych.
Name mnoh6 inc farmy a NEST
ske majetky. Name mnohA Lofty y
ka6dej 6asti mesta Youngstown
. postavime vAm dom aky 81 pra
jste.
Tie dTa domy, ktors boly ohlaso'
van6 tomto casopise minulkhf
ty5dha, 81 ri predan6.
R. q. vAsU COMPANY
2ls Terminal Bldg. Tel. 38s68
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
z tRADovRsE Ill10l1a1KA
SLOW. L10Y.
Vel 'aeteny pane :.

Velaeteny pane -:
w cd dlhsieho casu dostayamc
st 'aEnosti od sloyenskych vyst "a
hovalcov, ktorych osud vyllnal "a
more a ktori blddia idnes po sfrej
Kanade ciel 'om vyhl 'adania 81 ka-
zdodenneho chlebicka, ktory i'm
vlastna zem nemoze, lebo nechee
poskytnut
V st 'aEnostiam tychze p1su nam
ze meste Winnipeg, Man, Ka-
NADIA, isty p. w. Ruda, ktory ma
byt' Vasim zastupcom, vabi pri-
chodiacich tain slovenskych w
st 'ahovalcov do akehosi hostinca,
ktoreho MATTEL l'om udajne jc p.
Adaanek a ktorom sd dotyGni
ibohd yyst ,.ahovalci "a rozlicnJeh
sl'ubov: ako zaopatrenia prace,
yymozenia viva atd'. atd'., drza-
II q yykorist oyani kJm majl pc
maze a potion sd jedpoducho na
uI.cu vyhodeni. Mimo tejto st az.
Dosti dostali smes cd yiacerych SIC
yakov .d6kazy, ktore syedcia, ze
y. W. Ruda, ygdieral cd mich pc
maze i "a take sl,lzby, "a lStort
dostaya Cd Gesko-slosenskej Via
dy $4,000 mcsacneho platn.
Tiez nam bolo hodnoyerneh.
pramena oznaanene, ze p. w, Ru
da stve intrigue prot u1radni
kom a clenom AS. Sboru Sloy
Iigy 70 Winnipegu, a ze favori
zuje akysi ceskosloyensky vyst a
hovalecky spolok, ktoreho protek
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
MA PREDAJ :
cIsToKRvNE SLIEPKY
NOSNICE
Nasledovnych plemien:

Barron p6vodu biele Lcghorns, Ever
lay p6vodu hncd6 Leghorns, Thomp-
sons Barred Rocks, Owens alebo
Tompkin 5 Rhode Island Reds, biele
Rocks alebo biele Wyandotte, $1.25
"a jednu. {.
Pat'-mesacne kury z boreudanSch
|plemien, po s1.0o, skoro budd niest'.
Mladi kohuti dorastli, po So jeden.
Kohlt zdarma pri .objednani jelneho
tuctu sliepok alebo yiac.
Biele Leghorn kurciatka, 1915 "a sto.
Brown Leghorn kurciatka, 50 "a sto-
Barred Rock kureiatsa, s1l "a sto
Rhode Island cerven6 kurciatka, SIC
lza sto.. -
Biele Rock kurciatka, $12 "a sto.
Biele., Wyandotte gkurciatka, $l1.5C
"a sto.
Nsetky su 1istokrvne a toho povodu
ako je udane. ...r.~.......
Ny pestujeme sami nasu hydinu a
SINE vel'mi opatrni pri syberani vajee
na liahnutie. "a uspokojenie yam ru.
Gime. ....-
Ny platime postovns poplatky "a do
prayu kureiat a expresn6 'poplatku "a
dopravu sliepok. f
Rucimc, ze hydina bude vam ziva
dodand.
The Fulghum Hatchery
GIKARD, OHIO.