davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
Zabava.

Daka foma za'bavy, olsriatia a.
lebo radosti ie dobra pre- kazdf-
no. Ia pr:peeliva matika, ktora O.
stava donna, a stale dava len po-
zor ma svoje diet "a, nekona til
nailersiu wee pre- svoje diet "a. Po-
nyhovanie sa vonku prijemna
zahava ktora nevysiluje, je VEL
k I'm doibrodenfan. Starcrst', hnev,
aIebo slime pohnutie sil veci, kto-
rym treba vyhnit' nalool 'lso to
m6ze mat iilGGinok na mlieko. Ma
tla mllsi sa naauhit' kontroloyat
sa a regulovat' svoj zivot zanj.
me svojho diet at a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12

zu. Go sii Shy l'udske? Len malo-
dplsna psychiatria a viac mic! Po-
ciivaj vsak, dcero moja, radu mo-
ju! Nezabndaj ma svojhh rodi-
COW! Mu1 pre- teba neIbude le'psi
al1o rodicia, veru lie nebude! Mu-
zovi sal aIbi len tvoja materialna
krasa, ale nam sa Pmbis celia. Pre-
60 TIA Ibnde tvpj muz milovat ?
Pre- emblem citov? Me, proslm
Bude ia milovat' pre- tvoje veno.
Ved' mi ii, duSIcka, nedavame me-
jakh kope1ku, ale rovnych tisfc
rubl 'ov! MusiS to pochopit =! Pan
Nazariev je celkom poriadny, ale
nevaE si no viacej ako otca. PrF-
lepf sa ma teba, ale nebude tvojim
pravym druhom. Bud1 chvile, ke-
dy... Me, budenn radsej mlcat
moja dcera. Matku, dasiela po-
slnchaj, ale opatrno. Je to dobra
zena, ale obojaka a l'ahkomysel
ma. Ona to, neano6e poradit co
I'll radf tvoj otec, tvojho zivota po.
vodca. Do svojho domu ju neber
MaEovia nezboEnuj1 svokru. Sam
som svoju svol1ru nemal rad, tax
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
Pridajajuce matky majl byt'
pozorne.

Matka nema sa prepraoovat' V
dobe pridajania. Caste stava sa,
ze matky, ktore 10 zaciatku majn
hodne mlieka pre- ich diet Ia, zba-
dajn, re mlieka i'm hodne lrbudlo,
ked zacaly vyllonavat Ease svo-
'je domace prace. Mnohe matlSy
m1sia al t'azko pracovat' V do
be pridajania, lenze do tejto pra-
ce treba sa ptlst at lem postmpne
Niektore matky ME st dost slime
kll konaniu ich pravidelnych prac
ia prinajmenej Sest' tyzdnov po
poorode. Behom toht0 casll mile.
ko pravidelme dojde.
Vysileniu cd prepraisovania tre-
ba vyhnnt' obGasnfm odpocinn-
tim 81. Casio ked matka l'ahne 81
aspon na pat miniit kazdtl hodi-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
Slneene paprsleky su hojive.

Mierne pohybovanie sa ma O.
tvorencm vzduchu slnecne papr.
sleky, zvlaSt' chodenie, je potreb.
ne ku dobremu zdraviu a utiSujG
euvy pridajajtlcej matke. Ked
ma matka moho prace dnu do
me, ncbude mat silly ku moe cho-
dcniu, alebo na inc pohyIbovanie
ma vonku. ale ma 81 zvykniIt' ma
traNenie istej casti dna vonku. Ma
chodenip zvyl1le matky uznajd to-
to "a dobr6 cviGenie V tejto do
be, lenae nesmeji toll 'ko cIhodit'
ably cd toho 1lNtaly. Praca V "a.
hrade je k tomu silca, len neslo-
hodno sa prerobit'
Cerstvv vzd,1dh dome je po-
trebnT pre- zdravie talk matky a
ko al diet at "a, talk spalma ako
al nby ma byvanie musia byt do
bre vetrane.
Iiadne diet'a nemus1 byt' kori-
st 'ou tax zvanIch detAkych memo
cr. Ked' jeho telo je prvotried-
nom stave, vtedy je cd prlrody
tax opatrene, ze moze vzdorovat'
nemociam. Len ked5 silstava die
t AT "a je postupne podkopana slxr-
za podvyzivu, vtedy sa stava snad
nou korist 'ou barsakej nemqci.
Kazd6 diet'a m6ze sa nplne Wy
lieGit', jestli je obklopene patrie-
nTmi zdravotnymi podmienlaami.
Ochrame jedho je najd6l@itejsim.
Pridanim Bordenovho Eagle Mile
ka ku dennej potrave vasho die
AT "a m6zete byt' istTmi, re jeho
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12

MI lmoAni iej yykonat Wac pra-
&c, nez by iu bola mac v stave
sprawl Ably matka mala viac po-
7hodlla a odpocinku, netIh 81 ku pri
daJaali1l diet at l'ahne aleao
mech ie V pohodlnej polohe. Toto
da matke ma Is alebo 20 min,lt
odpotinku kazdych niekol 'ko ho-
din. Lenze ami matlka, ami diet a
nesmie zaspat', kym pridajanie
ie ME skoncene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12


som ju nemal rad, ae SOM 81 ME
kol Jao raH dovolil, nasvpat' ie
do kavy spalemt Surky, coht
povstavaly potion Sloriepty. Pod
pcrlHcik NllmbrI5uGmkov sa dosta al
l'i" S'oNh u l'ie'' NoJei'SNS So'. 90
y" W. Il" ''' '''aloS' 'Sea'"1'la'"S
os'"'ile' y VI este V'euN apeoo"'
~" SV'I'e' No SSe"No d NN''N,NE Je
;oho a,o.l1,ho; po4a,n, aa:r, ,,,o
:. .pl. ...:,z: 1,.
so,,s,.,, a.o o,uo-t on,o H.,
,o,o ., ,o,l.:o z> ,,.o J.,
!. n,r,, T,,,,
,.v. ,.., 49,. -,
-: 1rx. - x,,l :.,;
,,: n,., ,.,;
r 1 ,7:.,....~., d.
w., - ,,,
-. ~. ~
sk4hol Prayy Waltcr Scott -
Chod' dusinko priimi no. ia 81
medzit lm .ohloS;cn
-. | .,
'''' -" l''' ''"''' MA
-, '''''' '''''' ~ '''' -
On suctnul diva razE praVou
nohou a sadnul 81 vedl a neVesty.
Ako sa matte zacal s ohVyk-
lou nen'ltenoSt on: a ako ste sa
Vyspafa? ia, CT Vlete, cefl neN.
SOM nefSpal. 'rhai som Zoln, a my
slel ma vas. Wy size citala Zolu ?
re me? AJ-JaJ-JaJ yea Jc to pre-
stI4pok' N1'm tahe chE, axe ste
Wy nhkdy necmlha DoNol bP. any
som vas pooozkal
Pan Nazao"iev stal Dobozkal
dolny ret panny adnatyIllircj.
"a kde sii vaSio" pcharaj.0val
este neniItemeiSiie. "Mutim Sa s
mimi videt'. Abv som sa primal,
hnevam sa ma mich tn.oSlxul. PeIine
ma napalli PovaHfe 81. vas o.ec
mi povedal. he ie dvornIm rad
com. a teu,az ea ulzazalO, Zp 10 len
titallarmy. HIM. l.. (i je moano
takto robit'q A potom. Sl'IIbil mn;
dat s vami poldmlha tie1ca, ale
vasa mamiilza mi povedala, vGpra.
lie viac ako tisic nedostanem.. ci
to- neni svinstvo? Cea.kesi sii krve.
ziiznivv narod, ale tak,to to nero,
bia. Nedovolfm. ably ma niello
Sialil Rnbte 81 co chcete, len sd
neid'otTkaJte m0lel samoi nloos1l
To nenl hlmanne! Som poctlVy
clovek, preto nemam rad hepoc'
taVcov. Nsetiko sneslem, len ne
podvadZaJ, neurazaJ, ale rob dl "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12

telo dostava potrayll, ak1 potre-
b,lje. Vase diet'a ma dostaNat
dve polieykovt lyzfse Eagle Mile
ka denne okrem prayidelnej po-
trayy. Rozried 'te dive polieykove
lyEice Eagle Mlieka V troch stvr-
tinafIh sialIky ladoyo studenej yo.
dy. Inc deti aasom radsej no ma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
CHCETE ZNAT, AKo sA ZAvA
RIA ROZLICNA OVOCINA?

TAX potrebujete knizku "Spra-
covanie ovocia v domacnosti'' V
tejto knizke najdete predpisy, a.
ko treba zavarit jahody, rfbezle,
maliny, atd'. Je v nej poucenie 0
robenf lekvarov, deli, dzamov, "a
ftov atd' Cena $1.OO. Dostat' Y
redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
PoRoDov MA svETE UBYvA

Stupnica porodov ma celom ci-
vilizovanom svete stale klesa, me-
novite vo vel el'kych mestach. Ma
svedcujn tomu posledne statisti-
cke tldaje sobrate zdravotnyan
vylborom Sva1u Narodoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
Pred svadbou
Niapiaal: A.. P. cechov.

MIA sil uz ma strait. Muzldkovia
90 chvil "a upadaji1 do osudntcl
sieti. @, tire sie,t'e T! Vzdajte SO vset
lej nadeje vsetci, ktori do Mich
npadlat,a. SINE nest 'aktny narod
my muaouia! Ma Jan mas priroda
s;iojl mnoho, v lete je nam horiI.
co, ma jasen mas ze,ria, V ZINE .ja
nam zima. .Je to hrozne! Pre- zen.
ske pohlayie je jasen blahodaanly
easik. Plesy, obedy, veGere, slav.
nosti... Srdce bile energicl<e.jSie,
tvare horba prlldkejSie, zealSka, tr-
rezlipo-t.' doS.ihnpe ml'SEmnm
st 'astneisie barysne (sle"ny) TIA
tia (zo svniho mep2a) hlaSkn IS
stavajil sa baryflami (paflamD 4.
Konetne iaISen ME .ie tl?ez pre- vse.
tkych mllzov Obiirlivmr noIbou. my
mlzlii.ek, ktory doftAva pri pilhej
myslienke ma zimu triasl1l a kle.
pe chlaidu zubami, naraz nico-
no mic, pri jednom podarenom ma
nevre ma voda':h, aleibo ma suchu,
pri mesiaGku aldho pod strcmom,
dcstava spolu so zenou veene leto.
(Drahi panovia, co moze byt' lep-
Size mad rekne veno?) Mech je, a.
ko chce, mne sa .jasen l'nbi. Je
strasna. ale prijemna. Prcto cl-
finn neoholat,el mi tihu a mltnost'
zaspievat cslavmi1 hymm ma sva.
dcbmi sezonu. tcda prosim 0 po.
zcrnost'
", ..,.,,- ;.,,,sho +a5d5o no.
-, poauo4,.,,. ;,,o aono
..,...,,.oh ,oa;:o,,, r,-h,;
- ,,on,os.,,, lo3ozJ,5ho rao;.
49,. >rau,,;o,,, z,., ,a,,o,, "a
-,, n..,"s., p,,,s;o po1r
49,. j., e,as, 1o,,a,,.,,~sbo som
"a, 1s.,.x5, n.o, d,u,,hano
-. ,,-,. .los,x, ,,,,oi1v cl,lo.
,na,o ,a.5,,, ratil,or;o :;
.,-.....n sa,toho,; n,o
- ... s., so,;oh oaco
., ,aa; hoz1k al; o1,o, azists
-; .u;oa,. ,roan;aSol nr,n5.
s,o.a,,,: go sasr MIRA
p,uz,.o ua,a,,, ,h,,.ds1,c; mamie.
80, .oaa,;oso1 bno r,,r,,a ! no.
vas,.a, ,,.,,o,,o1o,, !, ,to.
o,,,o,, ,;a ,,o,,r,,r,,;a " oaa.
hs,,,ans ,-thrv lclsp, v naipriaz.
.,:so, o,,., ,,,;h,, ,,,:,vo " N
~, o .o.,s,.;, stross;oo ,raoa.
sa r1os,, NO Sro;a; vel y, e.i
H. ,,,7o,.;, g.. ,,ost ,ou, do lro1ena
zyolaa: Cert mech to vezme,
miloyal SOM j,l a miluj jem!" cmm
mobil dsevlSam raopiQa''al mi ra-
ddsa'
Pannna Pofvatylkfna ie pozoru-
hcdna lem ttt,m, re ME je nicim ro-
zoruhodhpa. Jei rozum mix nevidel
a nepozna, preto nom ami slova.
Zeynraiscl5 ie celkom obyGamy {:
nos po otcovi, brada manu6ina, oei
maeacie. pl,slsky prostredhe. Vie
hralt' ma piano, ale bez not, poma-
ha mlaminke " kuchyni, bez sno-
rovacky nechodi, nemoze jest
p6stne iedla, V poroz,meni slovu
smrne'' yidf poeiatok koniec vse-
tkych miidrosti nadovsetko ma
syete maluje statnych muzov me-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12

rnamhnke. Maminka, leEiac ma no
steli, cftala jej llaslesln.lIce levi
|ty:
Preco 81 sa Dimes na,sltrojila Ola
vlneE1ych Satow? Mohla by si tera1
chnd.t' V barchetovyeh. Boli ma
akosi hlava, hrozne! Ia plesiva
opica, tntliz tvoj otec, raail wee
ia zaHart oTaIt !. Po'trebujem ia
.jeho sproiste aarty. Priniesol mi
totsl pohamil1u, "Na'pi sa'', po.
veda. Myslela som, lie ie v poha,
riku vino - no a vypila som to,
ale v tom pNharikl BIOL oaot S
olejom cd rybij Elk. T'an<y Fart
lprc'bil, opica cHrata. Len oStrWtu
robLn wiei! Hrozne ma prekva-
puie a do illzaSr priNah1,i, he 81
bola rEerEa vasela "a nec11akala,
Mad elm 81 eta radovala? Na$la
81 m1lza, Gi co? DWtm "a Kaldy
81 pomysli, be optt3t '&l} rada o.,
ta,ovskE ds~,m .Jo to aHi tsfS. Co?
lIakka? Aka ne baNka? Ty 81 no
v6hec la>ky nClbo'f&, ale len
talk i1lrad TIA sviedCl! Go, ze to
neni rravtla? Prave ze je to pra-
vida. Ale mne sa ako si ten tvoj
zenich mel 'ilbi. Ne}2haj no Sc
det'... C-o-o-o? Len 81 ncmys!i. .
O mesiac sa uH budete bit ho-
dite sra talk k sebe. Vydaj sa II
bi len dievkam, ale neni nom
mic pekneho. Zkisila som to sa-
ma, viem to. Ked to sama zazi-
jes, preSvedriS sa. Ncvrt >ehou
talk, beg tnh,o sa mi hlHlva tocI.
VSetci mqHovia s'1 hlElpaci, Z;vot
s mimi neni vdru Slarlk[ Ten
tvoj je tieH hlnpak, ked' 81 al ne
sic vysoko hlavnl. Neposlllchaj no
moe, nepriSvediGuj mn vo vSer-
laom nevah Si no privel mi:
MET DrpfO. Ma vSptkO sa pTtaj
nratky. Ked' sd mcto stanc, talk
hned' p'idi ku me. IBez matky
nprcib Sama MIC. Rnh [ "a chran !
MuH ii neporadi mic dobr@ho, do
brfmu ia nena,lIci "a vSc.ko bu-
de hl 'adet vynlHit vo svoj pro-
speech. Prezri no. Otca tieH mno-
ho neposlicIhaj. NeHvi no k Sebe
do domu, le I5o Si z hf1pGstti
hned' mieIeo pekneho navarls.
On bez toho daiva lem pozor, ably
mohol nieco z vas srtiahniut Ru-
de u vas vysedavat' cale dni. a
ma co, by vam boil. Bude Chciet'
vodku "a mutzov ta.bs7l fa.Tit Je
ito ohavnN a skodlivy c'ovek.
j ked' je tNojGm otcom. Tvar ma
rotivora. dobrl, ale IA to dusa zlo-
mysol ma az az! Ked' by 81 Dacal
vypoziciavat' pemiaze, neaavaj
mic, preto re je klamatr, lzed' je
t titularnym radcom. PofujeS, l0i-
Gi. VIOLA t'a! ChOd' k nemu. ale
nehovor mu, ne som $ tabou tcraN
hovOrila o nom.
Panna Podzatylkima nechala
svoin matRtu a isla k otcovi, kto-
rv sedel V til chvll n ma poSt'eli vo
avoiej izbe, a posIpal poduSleu per
skym praskom.
"Moja dcfra'', povedaf jei o.
tee. "Som vel mi rad, lie mas V
ilmysle si what taktho miudreho
pana, ako je pam Nazariev. Som
tomu vel mi rad a siiatok ten u
pine schval 'ujem. Vydaj sa, dcera
moja a neboj sa! ManzelstTo to Je
take chultne fal1tum, ze. mu, axe
ze reel? zite, plod tie mnozte
sa. Bob "a pozehna. ia. ja... pla-
Gem. Ostatne, SHY, mic nepomo-
zrr. Co sii Shy l'udske? Len malo-
dQpsna psydhiatria viac mic Po-
cilvaj vsal, dcero moja, radu mo-
ju! Nezabidaj ma svojMh rodi-
COW! Muz pre- teba nebude lepsl
al1o rodicia, vern ze nebude! Mu-
zovi sal l'lbi len tvoja materialna
krasa, ale nam sa l'lbis celia. Pre-
co ia bude tvoj muz milovat :?
Pre- emblem citov? Me, proslm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-08-12
jli smiesane ginger aleom, ovoc-
nou 1t 'avou aldbo $ trepanym
yajcami sladkON ami.

Citaite pozorne tieto clanky ka-
zdy tvzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne ,rpotrebenie v bu-
da1cnosti.
Evening star., 1927-12-07
Commodity News

FORT WORTH, December (Spe
ciaD.--Progress of the sheep business
according to some authorities, is in
terfering with the comeback of the
cattle industry. During the lean cat
tie years ranChmen. at great expense
converted their pastures into sheep
raising areas and now are Slow to re
turn to the old ways. AS a result, cat
tie herds are increasing very slowly
despite rising prices.
ZEALAND. Mich.-The Ottawa
Poultry & Egg Association, coop
erative organization Of 400 producers
here, will begin operations January l.
shipping specially graded eggs in car
load lots to Eastern cities. More than
a million hens are producing eggs in
the territory covered by this market
ing organization.
DULUTH.-Theo ore shipments from
Lake Superior ports in the season just
closed amounted to 81 ,107,136 tons
These shipments were 7,430,712 tons
less than last season, which was the
biggest year since 1921. The season
closed earlier than at any time since
1921.
AkRON.-Under the impetus of the
marketing of new cars in the last
week, and in response to Spring tire
orders, the Akron tire producers are
expanding operations this week.
WILKES ES-BARRE.-Onel large opera.
tor from the anthracite field, who nor.
mally shipped 1000 cars of anthracite
to the Northwest by way of the Great
Lakes, has concluded his season with
shipments of only $50 cars. There are
predictions that many mines will go
on part-time unless severe Winter
weather comes shortly.
Evening star., 1927-12-07
u. S. SURVEY MAPS
ALASKAN WASTES
Party Discovers New River, Lake
and Active Volcano in Un-
chartered "A.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The United States Geological Sur
vey has filled in another blank spot
on the map of the World. In doing
so. it discovered a new river. a large
lake and an active volcano. The sur
vey's Alaska expedition of last Sum
mer has returned. after mapping a
territory more than 1000 square
miles in the Alaska range and adja-
cent country. This area heretofore
has been shown as unknown space
on the map Of the World.
The party, headed by s. r. Capps.
a geologist. discovered the River Chat
kachatna, the drainage basin of
which covers an area of more than
LOO square miles. It's current has
an average speed of Is miles an hour.
The river rises in what Mr.. Capps
described as a superb lake named
Chakachamna, % miles long, hemmed
in behind lofty mountains, and i'm.
pounded behind a great glacier.
The mountain peaks in the section
are ragged pinnacles which could be
climbed, if at all, with great difficulty.
The highest peak is Mount Spur. Its
f1anks are covered with perpetual
snow, but from it's top, a plume of
steam, rising 1000 feet into the cold
air, could be seen. the party re-
ported.
Evening star., 1927-12-07
EVERYMAN'S
INVESTMENTS
BY GEORGE t. HUGHES.
Bonds i'm Default. 2.


| In the last article in this series an
analysis was made of the Al bond de-
| faults, either of interest or principal
or both, in the past six months. In
| proportion to the total number of
bonds outstanding this is really an
| encouraging showing. 1t is better
| even than it appears at first eXami-
| nation.
| A good many of these defaults will
| be cured. This is particularly the
| case with the real estate issues, most
! of which were included in the list be-
cause Of the troubles of two dis
| tributors. In some of them the in
vestors will eventually recover all
| their money and in others a large
part of it. And this leads to the
point that simply because a bond has
defaulted it does not necessarily fol-
| low that it becomes worthless.
The bondholder has always the re-
course of foreclosure to enforce his
claim. and while this is long, tedious
and often expensive process, 1t gen
erallv means the saving of something
from the wreck. This is the ad-
vantage of being a bondholder instead
of stock kholder. The latter invariably
IS IN a worse position when disaster
overtakes a corporation, for the stock
holder is partner and not creditor
like the bondholder.
That is not to say that default
should not give the bondholder con-
Germ. 1t is always serious, no matter
how well secured by property values
the bond may be. And it is always
reflected in the market price of the
bond at one time or another. If the
bond has an active market it will dis
count the default as a rule long be-
fore it occurs. Occasionally this dis
counting process is so thorough that
after the default actually takes place
the bond stops going down. but this
is unusual. 1t is a warning to be
needed. however, when any bond
shows a steady and consistent decline
in price.
What the holder should do when he
sees a prolonged downward move
ment depends on the circumstances
in each case. Diligent inquiry ought
to be made. using all sources of in
formation. Even this often leaves the
investor in the dark. OF course, when
the bond has no active market the
case is that much worse, for then the
blow falls without warning. Perhaps
the best counsel that can be given is
to use such care in investing in the
first place that defaults in ones hold
ings will be held to a minimum.
Evening star., 1927-12-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, December Omitted
States Department of Agricultural
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; fairly
active; steady to 10c lower than av-
erage; top, 500; bulk desirable 210
to 800 pounds S.45aS.S5: 100 to 200
pounds, S.OOaS.50; 19O to 100 pounds,
7.40aS.20; bulk pigs, 7.00a7.40; bulk
packing sows, 750a7.S5; few best light
weights, 8.00a8.10.
Cattle-Receipts. 10000 head; fed
steers steady to strong; spots higher;
she stock, slow, steady to weak; other
classes steady; lightweight steers pre-
dominating; bulk of value to sell at
1900 downward; good trade on com
mon and low medium fat steers and
stockers and feeders; latter class very
scarce; no weighty steers sold; few
here; best yearlings, 1850; mixed
year]ings, 1885; stockers and feeders.
900a10.50: weighty sausage bulls, 7.75
a7.90; vealers, 12.50a13.00 to big
packers.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; very
Slow few early sales of choice handy
weight lambs to shippers, 14.00a14.25;
steady: practically nothing done on
heavy weight and palmer kind; sheep
steady,
Evening star., 1927-12-07
Wholesale Markets

Today's market report on fruits and
vegetables. compiled by the Market
News Service Bureau of Agricultural
Economics. says:
Apples-Supplies moderate; demand
| light, market steady; barrels, Virginia
u. S. No. /, Yorks and Staymans, "a
inches up, fair color, 400; boxes
Washington, medium to large size
eXtr. fancy Delicious, 4.00a4.25; extra
fancy Spitzenbergs, mostly 400; extra
fancy Staymans and Romes, 3.00a3,25
mostly 800; extra fancy Jonathans
mostly ripe, 2.60a2.75: bushel baskets
Virginia U. S. No l Staymans, 212
inches up, 2.00a2.25, few higher
Grimes. PA inches up, 1.75; Pennsyl
unclassitied, 1.75a2.00.
Cabbage-Supplies moderate; de-
mand light, market steady; New York
sacked, per hundredweight, Danish
type, 75a1.0 South Carolina, few sales
direct to retailers, $50.
Celery-Supplies moderate; demand
moderate, market steady; New York
2-3 crates, 2.00a2.25.
Lettuce-Supplies limited; demand
moderate, market steady; California
crates, Iceberg type, As dozen, 5.00a
5.25; 32 dozen, 4.75; 3 dozen, 4.50
Florida, ~ -bushel hampers, big Bos
ton type, best mostly $50; poorer, 1.50
a2.25.
Potatoes-Supplies moderate; de.
mand fair, market about steady; Mich.
igan, 150-pound sacks Russet Rurals
u. S. No. 1, 1925; few high as $40
Maine, 150-pound sacks Green Noun
tains, u. S. No. /, $50; 120-pound
sacks Green Mountains. 290a3. 90
Idaho, 120-pound sacks round whites
2.60a2.75.
Onions-Supplies light; demand
moderate, market steady; Michigan
100-pound sacks yellows. u. S. No. 1
medium to large size, 100; New York
100-pound sacks yellows U. S. No.
medium to large size, fair quality
1.65a1.75.
String Beans - Supplies modei
ate; demand moderate, market about
steady; Florida, 7s-bushel hampers
green, 1.50a225, mostly 1.75a2.0O.
Tomatoes Supplies limited de
mand light, market about steady; Tex
as. lugs green wrapped and ripes anC
turning wrapped from ripening rooms
mostly around 4.50; California re
packed threes ripes wrapped, 275a
| 800; Bahama, repacked threes ripe:
wrapped, 4.25a4.50; Ohio, 10-pound has
kets hothouse stock, medium size
2.75a3.00, mostly 800, large and small
2.75a2.50; a few as low as 200.
Cucumbers - Supplies light: Flor
| ida, square bushel crates and B-bushe
Evening star., 1927-12-07

An apple tree in Mountmellick, Eng
land, has just borne its second crop
for the season.
Evening star., 1927-12-07
KROGER CHAIN STORES
TO BE RECAPITALIZED
Lehman Bros, Bankers, Handling
Deal With Second Largest Firm
of It's Kind in U. S.
Rv the A ssociated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 7.--Recapi-
talization of the kroger Grocery &
Baking Co, the second largest chain
of grocery stores in the country, was
announced yesterday by Lehman
Brothers, New York bankers, who
have acquired more than 100000
shares of new stock, representing part
of the holdings of B. II. Kroger,
founder of the business. Mr.. Kroger
will become chairman of the board
of directors and will be succeeded as
president by William II. Albers, now
vice president and general manager.
Stockholders will be asked to ex-
change each existing share of $40 par
value for two shares of no par value,
so that the new capitalization, in ad-
dition to a small amount of preferred
stock, viii consist of 100000 shares
of new common stock, or which only
about 1,050,000 shares would be issued
and outsta anding. Reports of an inn
mediate merger with another impor-
tant grocery chain were officially
denied, but it was pointed out that the
company has a large amount of stock
authorized, but unissued, which might
be used in arranging consultations at
some later date.
The Kroger chain operates S,715
food stores in Ohio, Kentucky, In
diana, Missouri, Michigan, Illinois,
West Virginia and Pennsylvania. 1t
also owns seven bread bakeries, seven
cake and cracker plants, a meat-pack-
ing plant at Cincinnati, a sausage
making plant in Detroit and four cof'
fee-roasting plants.
Public offering of the Kroger shares
acquired by the bankers will be made
within the next few weeks, and will
constitute the largest piece of indus
trial common stock financing this
year, the bankers said.
Evening star., 1927-12-07
hampers fancy. 4.OOa4.5O; choice. 3.0Oa

hampers fancy. 4.00a4.50; choice, 3.0Oa
$50.
Peppers Supplies light; demand
moderate, market firm; Florida pepper
crates fancy, 2.00a2.25, mostly 2.25.
Squash Too few sales reported
to quote.
Beets Supplies light; demand
light; market dull; few sales; Texas,
light, market punched, 1.75a2.00.
Carrots Supplies light; demand
light, market steady; California West
ern lettuce crates punched, 3.00a3.25.
Spinach-Supplies limited; demand
moderate. market slightly weaker;
Texas, few sales bushel baskets ordi-
nary quality and condition. 75a90,
Virginia. Norfolk Section bushel bas-
kets, 1.10a125; barrels, few sales, 800
Evening star., 1927-12-07
INQUIRING FOR IRON.

NEW YORK, December @.-A.
M. Byers & Co. is inquiring for $4,000
tons of Bessemer pig iron for first
quarter delivery at the Warren plant.
and the same quantity of gray forge
iron for each plant at Pittsburgh and
Girard, Ohio, total of $4,000 tons.
Bessemer is quoted at SITS to SIS,
and gray forge. $16.75 to SIT. valley.