davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

osszeg egesz vagyona volt. Mind
eddig nit sem tudott arr6l, hogy
a hatalmas osszeget elveMitette.
a legnagyobb nyugalommal tilt
vonaton Is valGszinii, csak Buda-
pesten vette volna eszre. hoay ell
vesztette a vagyonat.
Lakatos utlevellel igazolta sze-
melyazonossagat es mindjart visz-
sza is kapta penztarcajat.
Az 0sszeg atvetele utan azon-
ban az amerikai magyar meg min
dig annyira meg volt ijedve, hogy
a penztarca visszaszolgaltatasat
meg sem tndta k0sz0nni becsii-
letes megtalalonak. Csak Szolnok
fele jott magahoz, amikor elmon-
dotta meg az utasoknak, hogy a
ketezer dollar elveszitese elete
lcgnagyobb tragediaja lett volna.
T0bb csztcndeig dolgozott Anne
rikaban, Detroitban, az ottlcvo
hajogyarban, amig czt az 0sszcgct
sikeriilt megtakaritania. Par no.
nappal ezelott visszatGrt Europa
ba es sziil6falujaban. egy crdtlyi
kozsegben akart mcgtelepedn, de
latva a roman megszallas alatt le-
v6 erdelyi kozallapotokat, elhata-
rozta ,hogy ismet visszautazik.
Szolnokon kiil0nben talalkozott
a felesegevel Lakatos, aki egy
szolnokkornyeki kozsegben szii-
letett es sziileit latogatta meg. Az
asszony, amikor megtudta, hogy
mi tortent, sirni es jajveszekelni
kezdett es. csak akkor csillapodott
le, amikor a ferje atnyujtotta ne
Xxi a penztarcat es be is bizonyi-
totta, hegy hatalmas 0,szcg
megvan.
A becsiiletes megtalalo pedig a
hatalmas vagyon megmentrSetrt
Is visszaadasaert az izgatott anne
rikai magyart6l meg egy koszono
szot sem kapott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
1000 DOLLART FELEJTETT
A PENZTAR KORLATJAN
EGY AMERIKAI MAGYAR
Elajult, an1ikor a becsiiletes meg
talal6 visszaadta a perzt.

a
"A Romaniahoz csatolt Erdely
es Csonkamagyarorszag egyik ha-
tarallomasan. Biharkeresztesen
erdekes eset tortent multi ma
pokban. Az Erdeiyb6I erkez,tt
utasok egymasutan mentek va
suit penztarhoz, hogy jegyet Walt
sanak magyar vasutakra, mikor
az egyil utas, Levay J6zsefne a
penztar kor1atjan fekete b6rtar-
eat talalt. Kivancsian kinyitotta
es Macy meglepetessel latta, hogy
a penztarcaban husz darab szlz-
dollaros, ket amerikai hajojegy
ts 0tszaz peng6 ktszpenz van.
A vagyont Gr6 penztarcat az al
1amrend6reg acknowledgement
adta at I&vayne IS a detektivek
is amyira meglep6dtek, mikor XII
nyitottak a penztarcat, hogy alig
tudtak sz6lni a meglepetestol
Azntan vegigjartak varotermet
es megkerdeztek mindenkit0l
mem veszitette-e el penztarca-
lat. Mikor lit mem tudtak megta-
lalni a tulajdonost, az indulasra
keszenall6 gyorsvonat kocsijait
jartak vegig.
Az egyik harmadosztalyu SEE
melykocsiban is megjelentek a
detektivek. Hangosan kerdezget-
tex, meg van-e mindenkinek a
penztarcaja. Ekkor egy alacsony-
termetii, munkaskiilsejii ember
ijedten a balzsebehez kapott es
halalsapadtan kialtott fel
!stenem, valahol elhagytam
penztarcamat!
A kOyetkez0 plllanatban mar
aleltan rogyott lie az iilesre, kezeit
szettarta, ajkai szetnyiltak es ert-
hetetlen hangokat adott. Ltvay-
ntnak Is a detektiyeknelS az nta-
sok segitsegevel sikeriilt magahoz
tGriteni ekkor elmond'otta. hogy
Lakates Jen6nek hivjak, ameri.
kai magyar, Erdelyben volt lato.
gat6ban es most indul vissza
Amerikaba.
A penztarcat 3 hagyta a jegy
penztar korlatjan a benne Levi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
HOGYAN MENEKULT MEG
A CIGANY A HALALT0L
Irta: Nyary Andor.


Delutanonkmt az ezredorvos a
harcterre kesziilod6 bakak el6tt
eloadast tartott sebesiilesr6l, en-
mex kiilonb0z0 fajairol, gy6gyi-
tasar6l az els6 segelyr6l. Meg
magyarazta az erloves mibenletet
s hogy nit kell csinalni, hogy az
ember ell ne verezzek, ha kar-
Jan, vagy a laban eret szakit a
golyo.
A bakagyerekek nagy figyelem
mel hallgattak az eloadast. A leg
ahitatosabb resztvev6 azonban
egy ciganylegeny volt, aki a sza-
iat is eltatotta, ngy halleatta az
ezredorvos szavait. !.
El6adas utan az ezed0rvos a
ciganyra mutatott:
Hat mondd meg nekem,
Gy6ngyosi J6ska, hogy miroh is
mered meg az erl0vdst?
A cigany par pillanatog gon-
.dolkozott, aztan megfejtette ta-
lanyt:
~ Arrul, hogy nagyon virzsik
Helyes! TegyiiS fel, hogy az
ellenseges tiizben karodat trl0
YES eri. Nit csinalsz, hogy el ne
yereZzel?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
Fogadja meg tan&csunkat
olvassa ell az alabbiakatl

A Rak6czi Magyar Betegse-
gelyz5 Egylet vezet6sege ait ta-
nacsolja minden magyarnak, de
legfokeppen azcknak, akik meg
mem tagjai valamely j6 IS biztos
alapon all6 magyar betegsegely-
70 egyletnek, hogy legyenek azza,
A Rak6czi Magyar Betegse-
gelyz5 Egylet az amerikai ma
gyar egyletek egyik leger6sebb
Is legbiztosabb alapokon all6 in
tezmenye. Ennek tagja lehet a
feher fajhoz tartoz6 egdszseges
ferfi yagy No, 16 ewes kortol 50
ewes korlg.
A Rak6czi Magyar Betegse-
gelyz5 Egyletnel minden tag biz
tosithatia 0nmagat betegsege1y-
re, csaladjat vagy hozzatartoz6it
500 dollart6l 1000 dollarig terje-
d6 halaleseti biztositasra.
A Rak6czi Magyar Betegse
gclyz6 Egylet korszerinti ffzetesi
tablazata le,let6ve teszi a legsze-
genyebb munkasembernek is, -
hogy 0nmaganak AIT a biztOsitast
valassza, amelyiket akaria As.
amelyert masho' sokka
arat fizet.
Hogy a Rak6czi Egyletnek
tagja lehessen, ahhoz egy par sor
eleg, a titkari hivatal azonnal
megadja az 0szinte tanacsot a fel-
vctelhez. Forduljon bizalommal
a Rak6czi Egylet barmely oszta-
lyahoz, yagy kiiidje leveltt az
.alabbi cimre:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

szaja tatva volt es ketsfgbeeset-
ten kapkodot ia homlok;hoz.
Az ezredorvos megnezte a hom-
lokat:
- Kis horzsolas, mondta. A
sebet kimosta, betapasztotta s
mar eppen tovabb akart menni,
mikor a cigany osszeesett es h0-
r0gni kezdett.
Az ezredorvos ertelmetlenHl ne
zett ra.
Mi baja lehet ennekg - til
nSd0tt mar kezdett nyugtalan-
kodni.
A cigany kimeredt szeremeit az
orvosra emelte es a torkahoz ka-
pott.
Az orvos kigombolta a cigany
zubbonyat $ csak most latta, hogy
torkara j6 kisujjnyi vastagsagn
k0tel van hurkolva. Gyorsan el-
vagta kotelct, tppen az utoIso
pillanatban. inert a cigany mar
aiuldozott. Aztan r;lkialtott a fct-
reng6 emberre:
IL j,st fn ,l IL 81 ~ tsn nD n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20


Az elet csalo or0mpi
Eltavoznak toliink messze.
Remenysegiink, boldogsagunk.
Szerelmiink mar minden veszve.
. Eros varunk nekiink az Isten -
Gondterhes, sok bus napokban --
Sotft felh6k a lathataron;
Elhagyottan, elfeledve
Rank neheziil kemeny jarom.
" Eros varunk nekiink az listen -
Oh, bizzatok szebb napokban,
Tavaszi eg, virradatban;
Mosolygasban konnyek helyett:
Ad meg a fold lazy kenyeret;
Eros varunll nekiink az Isten!'
Delmarne Keleti Juliska.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

kis fadarabot. Lazasan probalgatA
ia. hogyan tudna elk0tni az eret,
de madzag sehogyan sem ALT
meg a homlokan. Vegre is Macy
er0lkodeseben es halalfelelmeben
a madzagot gyorsan nyakara k0
t0tte, jol megszoritotta, fada-
ra bbal nehanyszOr megcsavarta,
azzaI 1iugrott a fedezekbol es a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
: Sa!adok. 4 ketezsohelyre.

Sa!adok. 4 ketezs6helyre.
Az ezredorvos elmoSolyodott:
S ha a k0t0zohely mpssze
van?
Hat 4 ketezs0hely messze
van; - tiin0dott a cigany egy pill
lanatig, aztan hirtelen kivagta ::
- Akko nagyon saladok
Az eoesz szazad harsogo kaca-
gasba tort XII.
.J6l van, fiam. De elofordul-
hat az az eset is, hogy mem sza-
ladhatsz a k0t0zohelyre, inert ha
kiIepsz a fedezekbol, az ellensee
menten agyonlo. Nit csinalsz
ilyenkor, hogy ell ne verezzel'
- Beketem 4 karomat.
Ugy van. iioeyan kotod be /?
- .Eloveszem 4 nadragzsebhol
4 madzsagot, azstan elketem vele
AIS ereta seb alatt.
- Nagyon jol van, = dicserte
MEG az ezrcdoryoS. - Vessel egy
llis fadarabot, ugye, fadarabot
zubbonv ala dugod, aztan mind
addig csavarod. amig az eret el
mem szoritod vele.
- Igenizs
A szazad r0videsen felkeriilt a
harcterre. a ciganynak orokosen
az erl0ves motoszkalt a fejeben
Mondta is bakaknak:
- In mem banom. akarmime'
iri izs goly6bics, csak azs ere
met ne bantsa.
A tarsai persze ugrattak, hogN
utoliara mar aludni sem tudot
szegeny feje az erlovest6l val'
felteben. Minden nap megprobal
ia, hogy nit csinalna, ha a goly'
elszakitana az eret mikor vegl'
latta, hogy~a a gyogyitashoz nagy
szeriien ert. megnyugodott.
i Egyik iitkozetben t0rtent az
tan, hogy a legenyiink hOmloka
srapnellszilank erte. Jelentekte
len scbet ejtett, ugy hogy a q
gany joideig eszre sem vette. =
yer lassan kacskaring6zott q HON
lokan. A cigany AIT hitte, hogy IL
zad. A homlok ahoz nyult $ miko
a pillantasa a kezere esett es mee
latta RATA a vert, maJdnem ella
jult. Nagyot orditott:
Meglitt & golyobics!
Azzal ledobta a fegyveret, +,
megve tapogatta a 'homlokat, q
minel jobban tapogatta, ann;
iobban megremiilt, inert sebe
dorzs0lestol folyton erosebbe
I verzett. Egyszerre csak a jajsz
hirtelen elhalt az ajakan, szen
kimeredt. Eszebe jutotti az erl
! YES. Meg inert volna "a eskiidr
I hogy a homlokan eret tepett a 6
4 ly6. El6rantotta hamar a zseb6b
4 az el6re keszitett madzagot Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

siivit6 golyokkal mitsem tor6dve,
rohant a segelyhely fele. Alikor
odaert, mar alig lelegzett. Az ar
ca v0r0s volt, Szemei kimered-
TEX, az erek pedig ujjnyi vasta-
gon dodorodtak a homlokan.
Az ezredorvos hozalepett:
Megsebesiiltel9
A cigany mem tudott szolni, a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

cigany mem tudott sz6lni, a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
Fiirdohelyen

En- csak egy fel6raig mara
dok a vizben, inert hideg.
- Miert akar on addig iilni
bcnnp. mig bcs0tttcdik
- Merit clvcsztcttem az usz0-
nadragomat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
A miiterenben

Ez KEEP remes.
En- festettem.
Oh, pardon, ugy ertettem,
lfogy a KEEP kitiin6, de model
sz0rnyii.
Az a felesegem,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20

- Ha tudtam volna, hogy ilyen
ostoba vagy, sohasem mentem
volna hozzad felesegiil.
- Csodalom, hogy mem yetted
eszre, mikor megkertem keze-
Diet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
RAKoCZI MAGYAR
BETEGSEGELYZ0 EGYLET
GA Bostwick Avenue,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.


0szi ESQ
- 10 kis ESQ volt multi ejjel.
Most mar .minden lkibuvik a
foldb6l.
Att6l orizzen meg engem a
j6sagos Isten!
- Mierts Hogy mondhat ilyet,
druszam?
= Hat csak azert mondom,
inert az en- anyosom is a. foldben
van. .as.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-12-20
EROS vARUNK J.

"Er5s varunk nekifnk az Isten p
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-08
FOREIGN BONDS
'urnIshed b. w. 3. HIbbs e @,
TERM SECURITIES
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

BALTIMORE, May 8.-Eggs-
Market about steady. On the haiti.
more Butter and Egg Exchange
nearby freSh.gathered firsts, two
sales, Is cases, 281sc. Closing offer.
ings nearby freah-gathered firstS.
&c, bid 2S7ac. Receipts Butter, SIS
tubs; eggs, 1,4O4 cases.
POultFy--Chicsens Old, heavy,
&c. Old, to AZ lbs, 27@28c; old,
8 to On lbs, .27@2Sc; legllorns and
other light stock, 24@26c; old roos.
ters, 16@18c. Young chickens
Epringers, colored, az to size. 400
48c: springers. leghorns, as to size.
32043c. Ducls--White peISIns. Z
lbs. and over, 2S02ec; puddle, 4
lbs. and over. 22@23e; muscOvy, 1
lbs. and over, 22@23c: ali kinds,
smaller, 10000. Guineas-YOung,
2 lbs. and over, each, SO@86c: old,
40@e0c. PIgeOns-Y0ung and old,
per pair. 5G0S6c.
Butter-Creamery-Fancy, per h..
46A@47c; do, choice, ASH @l6c; do,
good, AN case; do, prints, A7@49c;
do, blocks, 4E@4sc; do. ladies', $50
38c: Maryland and Pennsylvania.
rolls; Ohio AID West Virginia, rolls;
store packed, 32c; Maryland, Vir.
ginia and Pennsylvania. dairy prints.
Process butter. 41@42c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-08

New Power Company
Formed In New York

NEW YORK, May 8.--E Formation
of the American Gas ana Power
Company. as subsidiary Of the
American Commonwealth Power
Company, was announced today ~
Frank Z. Hulswit, president, In d
letter to stockholders OF. both com.
panies.
The new company win acquire
the Minneapolis Gas Light Conn
paIly, and IN addition win become
d holding company Tor other gas
properties controlled by American
Commonwealth power corporation.
All Of the common stock of the
Minneapolis Gas Light company viii
be purchased direct from the pres
emit owners, to carry out which plan
new financing in the amount Of
Sit, O0O, 900 will be effected.
The company will sell $500. 900
2S.year s per cent secured deben.
lures ana $4,000, 900 OF per cent
first preferred stock through Bon
bright q Company. Arrangements
have also been made for the sale
of S4, 500, 900 Of 81 per cent de-
bentures by banking group CONS
posed og Game. Barrett q co. and
Allyn & Co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-08
Make
SNANPED BY
ORDERS

NEW YORK Nay asA raging.
roarine market Cor the high priced
speculative favorities Was main
tainen III ths first period today.
BfokeraRo houses were EWampe0
with outside orders Tor raotQs ssen-
efaf Motors. 1ntcrnafi onal Compus-
ton. General Electric the AeropAane
stocks. international Nickel An0
other star performers ~ ye4ssk-
days hectic session.
Not within the nlenlokY 81 tn1 49,.
present generation o. STOCK nhos 49,.
has the volume q puDhc 1917
been On such 4 large pcale AZ q
present. Els.
Opening points lower. Ct &os,
Radio doomed ahead to around ~
in the first halk-hour; ssenetA.
Motors moved up fractionally ~. en y
Then dropped back 5 points % 49,
international Combustion 1920 ~.
ahead Ia SIS FOR further 9-pOAne
ralT an reports ~ Durant ana
rrtfen buying, General Electric,
American Can and other 1ayOrities
a0Id WD 10 points.
n was simply repetition 0K tna
uncontrolled bullish enthusiasm
running wild with the market - ~
recent sessions.
Considerable prof King ppeared
II the Industrial and motor stocks
hefore the end Oe the first hour
ana there were evidences that earn
inar reports, Id long lGnOredi were
finally being taken into conslderas
ton Is 4 factor In detekniin1ng
at0ck values.
Hudson Motors continued 70 move
downward az the result Of poorer
than expected first quarterly IN
come United States Steel lost =
1900 and Chrinler Motor was
nnder rellIne pressure Oils were
irregular and rails again inactive.
The call loan market was un.
changed, with the renewal rate ct
l6k per cent.
Cotton and grain were STEADY
With prices slightly higher
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-08
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK

UNION STOCK YARDS, BALTI-
MORE. Nd. May S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 500 head. Market dull on
steers: cows and bulls steady to
strong. Steers Choice, 413@13.6O;
good, $11.T6@12.75; medium, $1,000
N1l.50; common, $9.5O010.5O: feed
ers and stockers, sS.25011. Helfers--
Choice, s1O.7S@l1.5O; good, $S.5O@
1850; medium, $S.50@s.5O; common,
sos: feeders and stoclers, $500.
Bulls-Go0d to choice, $9@1O: fair
10 good. $7.60@B.5O; common to
medium, $3.50Q6. Cows-Qbod to
choice, $9910; fair to good, 1880
$50; common to medium, $3.sO to 6.
Sheep and iambs-Receipts 1,200
head. Supply light; market steady.
Sheep-S3.50@10: lambs, $10@1S.5O;
spring lams, &17@2O.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head. Sup
ply moderate: market higher.
Lights, 1910; neavies, $1O@1O.40;
medium, S11: roughs, $6.2609; light
pigs, Ss.25; pigs, 1915; Ohio and
Western hogs, lb cents higher than
quotations.
Calves-Receipts, IT'S head. Sup
My fair; market lower. Calves. IS
01A.5O.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-08
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs ceipts, 14,OOQ. Market
10 to l5c higher. Top, 5000: bulk.
s9.5O@10.3O; heavy weight. $1,000
1910: mediums weight 1886 10.4O;
light weight $S.75010.40; light
lights. $T.s0G1O.15: packing sows,
$8.z519.10: pigs. $7.50@9.
Cattle Receipts, 1000. Market
10 to 15c higher. Calves: Receipts,
$500. Market steady. Beef steers:
Good and choice, $12.7S@l4.5s; COM
mon and medium, $9.50013: year
lings, $g.50014.26. Butcher cattle:
Heifers, g7.sO1I4; cows, 1880
I'll .so: bulIs 81 .506l1; calves, $40
lis: feeder geers. S1O012.50: stociEer
steers. S9.60D12.25: stocker cows
ana heifers. se.500s.50.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Market
weak. Medium and choice lambs.
317DiS.2S: ciaIls and common, $50
1850: spring lambs, $14@IS.60: year.
Iings, $14@16; common and choice
ewes, $7@10; feeder lambs. $1s014.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-08
100000 TOsELL
PIANOS SEEN
NEEDED
By ID d. FORBES

u there = shortage q naen
iii some industrtes7 One en-
ployer writes that there ~.
Letters continue to pour "a
dealing with various phases Of en-
pIoyment and unemployment on
giving Jobs to married women. On
denying Jobs to men of 40. etc.
IA. g. Gulbransen, of Chicago.
president oE his own plano manu-
featuring company, writes:
Il have been very Interested ~
read the suggestions sent ~ You
fo relieve flle present t1nernpluy-
meut 81 the United states.
Adjustments Needed
I'm nv opinion. there n
good deal "a the way q al
1usting To b done. as wen a
bringing about changes III fuHlk
damental conditions. The doHel-
opment Of 80 many new indus
tries has had the effect Of
taking workers away from old
established industries. Tens Of
thousands Of them have flockcd
70 The newer lines u business
while some Industries have
aurplu. " m&nspOWeF others
are seriously defIeient a NUM-
berS.
.'I have rent out plea fof
le0.00e saleealen Tor the plano
s.It n very seriously under
manned This fBropaRamda has
been going on Tor months, Nor
there IS a real demand for Gales
men. ana patticul arly for new
sales blood in the plano bushes
Reduces Output
''In our business the lack d
an adequate number Ok saleeglen
is ut the bottom Of one or those
circles az circumstance made
quake selling has reduced the
output; reduced output has cut
the number On factory workers
and this. again, has its effect liz
reduction 81 their buying power
affecting the general situat ton.
Possibly there are other In
dustries IN the same position.
IL there were some means o. call.
ing public attention to them and
tN@t 0tQUEAMA4AtA@8 %MAMNAAAA ~ NAANAsp
It might do much to relieve the
situation"
Compulsory insurance against
unemployment il advocated by
one correspondent, Robert W
keenan,, who writes:
There q one thing which our
Government could d0s and THAT ~
% have q compulsory system 81
ompTOymemt Insurance., the pay
ment Of premiunas and the affen-
dnnt details 10 Be decided ~ The
GoreFmnemt.S
fcorrright 1923. ~ 3. Q. Eorbeal
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IVERPOOL 0TTON

LIVERPOOL, May SpOts were
quiet with prices remaining steady
here today. Sales tCtaied 5000
bales. receipts. rs 900.
Midland fair was quoted ak
.12.gOd; strictly good midss 1&.S0ds
good rnids. l2.O6d; strictly mids,
ii ESD: rnids. 1854: strictly low
rnide. f110d: low mids. LISA:
strictly good ordinary 11.s5d; good
ordinary, Ill. O5d.
Futures opened STEADY With May
at 11.42d: July. 11.s4: October.
.I1. cid: December, 11.00ds January,
III. ia: March. 11.1Od
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CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Nay Grains Opened
lower today. Wheat was down
M@lc, corn Sc, and oats k0Act
Opening prices:
Wheat--Efay, none: july $1.bS71
01.59%: September. s1.541
COrn-May, mons: July. f1.11A04
Oats May, none. July. old. 57ca
July. new, 67k 06s1se; ssptsmbar1
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eALTIMORE GRAM MARKET

BALTIMORE, May S.-Baltimore
grain market:
Wheat-Easier. No. 2 red win.
ter domestic. $2.101s; No. 2 red win.
Ter gariicky domestic, $2.10h. Re
ceipts. 1919 bu.: shipments. 23e bu.
Corn - Steady. No. 2 yellow
domestic. $1.2S bu. Receipts. none:
shipments, 1856 bu.
Oats-Quiet. No. 3 white domes-
tic, 7s0Tehc bu.; No. white.
7e1k OT71kc bu. Receipts, none;
shipments, 1,4S6 bu.
Rye - Nominal. Receipts, none;
shipments. none.
Hay- Quiet. Receipts, ample.
Faonr ~ Unsettled. Tendency
aa@konE - qAs- ru~vgt
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, May 81 Cotton quOs
tations advanced an additional ~
to $1.50 d bale az the opening Ok tiaA
market here today. July sold aE.
21.46. up ~: October, 21.1, up 81:
December Eli, mp Is; Januaxys
21.25, up rs; March, 21.2S. UP 32s
and Nay. 21.6S. up rs.
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n. I, Dooaog q %.
SOL Southern Bldg.
Msa nDaE ~ anpRAE
aae GAs 1anens
SN adNge
safnhdlp.
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LIBERTY BONDS

Liberty 3Ms, due l947. .3IO0.3 80
Liberty LIST 4Aa. due 1s47. 1O3.e4
Liberty Sd 4Ks. due 1928. $1,000. 1eO.Os
Liberty 9Th ANS, due 1s38. 1895
u. s. Treasury d. due 1864. $50. 11o.OS
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-05-31
DAIRY SPECIALIST ASSISTED
IN JUDGING WORK

Roy Jones, Extension Specialist
in dairying assisted the Kenne
wick Live Stock and Dairy Clubs,
the Finely Live Stock and Dairy
Clubs and the Prosser Live Stock
club with their work in Dairy
Judging on Wednesday ond Thurs
day of last week. Mr.. Jones made
this trip particularly for work
with club members and in bring
ing out the fact that we had a real
dairy type shows the boys dia-
grams of 4 dairy cows which were
considered an ideal for the 4 lead
ing dairy breeds, jersey, guernsey,
holstein and ayrshire. Since color
and head characteristics are diff
ferent these two features were lift
off the diagrams and then the
boys and even the leaders were
asked TO give the 4 breeds repre-
sented in the diagram. Incident
ally the biggest percentage that
any one scored was 80 per cent,
that is they guessed but half OF
the COWS right and many failed to
get any of them right. The dairy
type for dairy cattle is a distinct
type as brought out by these dia-
grams.
The judging for the Kennekick
and Finely clubs were down at the
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baby was very sick. She sent for
the doctor but he could give her
no hope. He said the child could
not possibly live twenty-four
hours. But with her great mother
love she would not give up. She
nursed it and tended it and
watched over it as only a mother
can. 1t did live twenty-four hours,
thirty-six hours and longer. After
a day or awe she sent for the
doctor again. He was greatly sur
prised TO find the child getting
along so we'll. "Great Scott" he
exclaimed, if it improves as much
in the next 48 hours as it has in
the last it will be strong enough
to take some medicine. So with
the Kennewick valley. Last
spring we were so poor the BOOM
ers left like rats deserving a sink
ing ship but if the sweet cherries
and early potatoes meet with as
good a demand as the asparagus
and strawberries our country will
soon be full of book agents, blue
sky artists and mining stock
statesmen.
Long may it wave!
Yours truly,
LEsLO J. SMITH