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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME. :,

My old Kentucky home".-
mely het evig hazam volt,
melyb6l nyolc eve eljottem,
de ahonnan en- soha az
eletben elszakadni mem tu-
dok, a multi heten ujra hal
latott magarol.
My old Kentucky home.
melyet Foster olyan andali-
toan lazy, szivbemarkolo me-
bdiakkal megenekelt, ujra az
ujsagok els6 oldalan szere-
pelt.
MY old Kentucky home...-
azonban megint minden kultur
embert kicsit felhaborito, XII
csit szegyenteljes esemennyel
kapcsolatban rukkolt a vilag
nagy esemenyei k0zben is a
leped6 nagysagu lapok else
oldalara.
Akasztottak Kentuckyban a
multi heten.
Egy % ewes meyer fiut We
geztek XII, aki allitolag egy 10
ewes feherasszony ellen kove-
tett el merenyletet.
Kentuckyban mas biin0ket
halalos itelet eseten villamos-
szekkel torolnak meg.
Erkolcstelen merenylet ugye
ben hozott halalos iteleteket
azonban akasztassal halifax
vegre.
Es ebb6l az akasztasb6l csi-
naltak My old Kentucky
home-ban valosaggal nemzeti
iinnepet.
Akasztanak mashol is, de
nagyobb csendben folyik lie az
itelet vegrehajtasa, mint az
Owensboroban tortent.
Hetekkel el6bb elenken elk
keztek arrol az ujsagok, hogy
a megye moi sheriffje fogja az
iteletet vegrehajtani. Daviess
megyenek ugyanis meghalt a
megvalasztott sheriffje es he
lyette a kormanyzo az owe
gyet nevezte XII ere az allasra.
A t0rveny pedig AIT ira
el6, hogy a sheriff az itelet
vegrehajtoja.
Mrs. Florence Thompson is
secret az ujsagokban szere.
pelni, 8 is nyilatkozott jobbra
Is balra. Elmondta, hogy
egyhazanak lelkesze mem ell
lenzi, hogy 8 hajtsa vegre az
iteletet ravaszul mem
mondta meg, hogy 8 megi'
Atengedi a munkat masnak.
Mrs. Thompson nyilvar
azert mem arulta el szande
kat, inert ezzel artott volns
az esemeny nagyvonalusaga
max.
Vannak beteg idegzeti EN-
berek, akiknek a kivegzes la
tasa gyony0rt okoz es Owens
boronak nagy idegenforgalm
esemenyt jelentett a nege
masyilagra kuldese.
Ha Mrs. Thompson beje
lenti, hogy mem 8 lesz az ite
letvegrehajto - talan sokka
kevesebben mentek volna G
Owensboroba. Ezrek es ez
rex latni akartak a moi no
hert munkaja k0zberl.
Routetta volna telat Mrs
Thompson az owensDoro
idegenforgalmat, fla elarulja
III g ggss d
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
A REMINGTON
RAND IR0GEPGYAR

munkasainak harca meg
mindig tart. Syracuse, N. Y
ben a rend6r0k harcba szall-
tax a sztrajkolokkal ket rend-
Or sebesiilesevel vegz6d0tt az
OSSzetiizeS.
Cincinnatiban Szinten hare
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
NEHANY ALBANIAN

ezen a heten dol el, hogy mi
lesz a sorsa a new dealnek.
South Carolina Allamban el6-
valasztas lesz es nagyon eros
hare folyik a senator jel0ltek
k0z0tt. Harman kiizdenek.
Jimmy Byrnes, aki Roosevelt
szemelyes hivei k0ze tartozik,
harcol Thomas Stoneyval es
William G.. Harleevel.
Byrness senator a new deal
tantorithatatlan harcosa, mig
ellenfelei a regi orthodox de-
mokrata elveket valljak. K0zel
allnak azokhoz, akik magukat
Jeffersonian demokratakna
valljak. sss N7T
Persze miutan delen va.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
A DEMOKRATA PART

klldIdSd1 d HCdNoUOeV%A
szerint - nehany allamban
ketsegesek, pedig ezeknek az
allamoknak electoral szavaza-
taira igen nagy szuksege van
a partnak.
Eek koz0tt van Pennsyl-
vania, ahol AIT remelik, hogy
a szervezett munkassag, ba-
nyaszok, gyari munkasok sza-
vazata megtartja maid az al
lamot a demokrata part sza-
mara. Mindenesetre azonban
a demokrata part organizaci6-
ia nagyon eros kampanyt kezd
maid, hogy megkaphassak a
tobbseget.
Ohio allan is a ketsegesek
koze tartozik es eppen exert
Farley, a valasztasi hadjarat
vezet6je azon van, hogy Roose-
velt elnok0t a va1asztasig meg
egyszer elvigye Ohioba.
Michigan allamban is komo-
lyan dolgoznak, hogy EFT a
mindig republicans allamot,
mely 32-ben ugyan demokrata
lett, de mar 34-ben ujra re-
publikanus kormanyzot va
lasztott, visszaho oditsak a new
deal politikajanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

Ugy emlekszem, Kiss Geza,
Gyarmath Istvanne is oft vol
tax az nap eppen.
Utana mentem es megta-
nacskoztuk, hogy NIT te-
gyiink.
Tabory Oszkart, kihivtuk a
targyalo teremb6l es elmond-
TUX neki az esetet. 8 aztan
A. j. Mayt, a vedelem vezet6-
jet hivta XII es tudatta vele,
NIT terveznek a megvadult
hill billyk.
Aztan egyuttesen mentiink
ell az ugyeszhez es vitttik Ell
az affidavitet, amt keszitet-
tex az lgyvedek; melyben
jegyz6k0nyvbe foglaltuk a
hallottakat.
Figyelmeztettiik, hogy az
affidavitet elkiildtiik a kor-
manyzonak es ha .valami tor
tenik a fogoly magyar gye-
rekekkel, azert st tessziik fe-
lel6sse. Mert verlazitoan il
gatott allandoan a hunkyk
ellen; holott mindket magyar
flu ennek az orszagnak a
sziil0tte.
Fellepesunk hasznalt. Az
ugyesz utasitast adott a
sheriffeknek, hogy fokozottan
vigyazzanak a magyar !, ra-
bokra es ICY nem is esett SEM
mi bant6dasuk.
SGT; aztan - mint tudjuk
- XII is szabadultak, bebizo-
nyitotttuk artatlansagukat.
Az egyik; ma Loganban
prosperalo keresked6, boldog
ferj. A mask: Covington.
Ky.-ban most kesziil eskiivo-
jere.
Hosszu heteken keresztil
folyt a targyalas. Mindennap
megt0lt0ttek a targyal6termet
a kivancsi hill billyk. Mesz-
sze videkekr6l zarandokol-
tax oda ula-haton.
Es mem faradtak ell oft iilni
naphosszat a kemeny pado-
kon. Vagy ha nem jutottak
be a terembe:: kint tanyaztak
a megyehaza k0riili gyepen.
OFT ismertem meg EFT a ne
pet igazan. Milyen kultu-
ralatlan, mennyi k0ztuk az
analfabeta es- mennyire sze-
retik az izgalmakat.
Az emberelet oft mem
draga. A vitatkozast oft ma
is gyakran a Winchester don.
ii ell.
Es gyiil0lik, hatartalanu
gyul0lik ma is a bevandorlot
es a katholikuSt.
My old Kentucky home.
egy napig az els6 oldalor
szerepelt, ujra kicsit kulturat
lansagot, kicsit barbatsago
bemutatva.
Fajdalom: Kentuckybol be
ven van mir1dkettObOl.
Aki mem ismeri a hill billy
ket, mem hinne el, hogy a.
Egyesiilt Allamokban laknal
elmaradott nepek is. Onna1
rerutal6dik a legt0bb anal
fabeta es oft ismerik legke
| vesbe a W. c. intezmenyt.
! Azert hiaba minden elmara
dottsaga, nekem megis csal
mind0r0kre oft maradt
lelkem Kentucky hegyei kd
z0tt.
Kentucky mem hagyott er
| gem Columbusban, Cleveland
ban nyugodni, mem llagy
1 tengerentuli Debrecenben Sc.
S:ksS 5ss5a>
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
COUZENS SENATOR

nyilatkozott es az osz szena-
tor Roosevelt megvalasztasat
tartja a legfontosabbnak a no.
vemberi valasztason.
Couzens nyilatkozata ket-
segtelenil nagyon megjavitja
a demokrata part helyzetet
Michiganben, inert hiszen
Couzens hivei ilykeppen Roose-
veltre adjak maid szavazatai-
kat. es Senator q Couzensnek
Macy szammal vannak ma is
hivei. .g sE
Ez a nyilatkozata azonban
ct teljesen elviszi a republika-
nus parttol. Mem is szamit ar
ra, hogy a september tizen-
otodiki el6valasztason tobbse-
get kapjon a republikanus part
jeloltjevel szemben.
Es Couzens onzetlenseget mi
sem bizonyitja jobban, mint
az, hogy nyilatkozataban hje-
lenti, hogy mem fontos, hogy 8
ujra senator legyen, de a men,
zet feltetlen erdeke, hogy
Rooseveltet ujra megvalasszak.
Es EFT az a Couzens senator
mondja, aki egyik leggazda-
gabb embere az orszagnak. Ah
mem fel attol, hogy a new deal
bolsevizmust hoz az Egyesult
Allamokba.
Couzens senator a new deal
uralma 6ta nagyon eltavolo-
dottt a republicans partt6l Is
sok esetben tamogatta a Roose-
velt t0rekveseit. Gyakran sza-
vazott a new deal tOrvenyja-
vaSlatai mellett.
Tavaly, amikor Roosevelt a
gazdagokra nagyobb ad6t XII.
want kivettetni, Couzens a k6r.
hazi betegagyabol foglalt al.
last Roosevelt javaslata mel
lett.
/ Couzens tamogatasa nagy
!; Cricket jelent a New Dealnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
A VASUTAK
AIT JELENTIK.

hogy a szemelyforgalom al
lando emelkedest mutat, mi
ota ket cent mertfoldenkent a
tarifa. Ezzel szemben az auto
busz tarsasagok nagyon pa
naszkodnak, hogy utasaik sza-
ma harminc percentes cs0kke-
nest mutat; pedig Ok is leszal-
litottak a tarifat egy es fel
centre.
A teher szallitasi iiz1et meg
mindig fellendiilest mutat, Pc
dig a nagy szarazsag k0vetkez-
teben j6val kevesebb a szalli-
(tani val6, mint normalis ev-
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
A RUHAZATI UZLETEK

panaszkodnak, hogy a fell
lendules visszaesest mutat,
amit azzal magyaraznak, hogy
a magas elelmiszer arak k0vet-
kezteben az emberek kevesebb
ruhazati cikket tudnak vasa-
rolni. Es f6leg azon sirankoz-
max, hogy a nyar elejen a j6
tizlet remenyeben mar felad-
tax rendeleseiket a nagy ke-
resked6knek es most att6l tar
tanak, hogy nyakukon marad
maid a porteka. s.
Fnlvtatas az SILK oldalcn-s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27
5IIS

volt ia sztrajkol6k es rend6r0k
k0zott, de itt mem tortent &C.
.beSiileS. q.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

ehhez a munkajahoz 16 al
lam kormanyz6jat6l is tana-
csokat ker. K0ztiik Landonnal
is talalkozni fog september
elsejen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-08-27

AZert hiaba minden elmara-
dottsaga, nekem megis csak
mind0r0kre oft maradt a
lelkem Kentucky hegyei k0-
z0tt.
Kentucky mem hagyott en-
gem Columbusban, Cleveland
ban nyugodni, mem l1agy 8
tengerentuli Debrecenben Sc.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in that GER
tam deed in trust from Florida
Carolina Estates, Corporation, to
the undersigned trustee, dated
September 3Oth, 1926 and re-
corded in Book SO at page 236 of
the Records of Deeds in Trust for
Henderson County, n. c., default
having been made in the payment
of the Indebtedness secured there
by. and upon request of the holder
and owner of the indebtedness. |
will on the 21st day Of April,
1886, at 1900 o'clock noon, at the
Courthouse door in Henderson
County, n. c., offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, the following de-
scribed reai estate.
Lots ~, Is and II, Block 1G,
Rhododendron Section of Laurel
Park and more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
BEGINNING at stake, the
North West corner of lot No. IA.
said stake bearing South 40 deg.
25 min. East 1922 feet from d
stone, the Northeasterly corner of
j. X. Singlctary's 20 acre tract n
the line bearing North "a deg. IS
min. East; thence with the divid-
ing line between lots IA and Is
and the dividing line between lots
Is and Is, North 50 deg. SO min.
East 1922 feet to stake in the
West margin of Laurel Drive
thence with the Western margin
Of Laurel Drive and by lots 13 and
II, fronting on said Drive 220
feet to a stake, corner of lots II
and II; thence leaving said West
ern margin Of Laurel Drive and
running with the dividing line Of
lots II and IA and II, South SO
deg. 45 min. West 269 feet to a
stake in the Eastern margin Of q
Service Drive; thence with the
margin of said service Drive, n.
30 deg. 4S min. West IS feet to
the place of BEGINNING.
Dated and posted this the 21st
day of March, 1886.
JAMES L. TAYLOR, JR.,
3-23 Mon. 4tp. Trustee.
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big sunny quarters ever. since she
had first seen them. -s,T
And now Toby was sure that
some magical force was at, work
in the world, turning everything
that had been harsh, and Disagree
able ir'a paths of plessantness.
Calls for her at the studios in
creased and her earnings doubled.
Her smile seemed to have taken
on new radiance. Art directors
commented on this. Photograph
ers twitted her about it, accused
her of being in love. 49, 4,
Of course, they couldn't really
know. She never let Tim come
to the studios. Usually they met
where they were to have, dinner.
Tim was continually finding new
places. One was an old mansion,
cavernous and dimly ; lighted,
where a gypsy orchestra played
haunting, unfamiliar tunes, and q
dark haired, dark-eyed youth sang.
The words were in a foreign lam
euage, but Toby knew they were
love songs. ,...i ~
Afterward, driving through the
park, Tim drew her into his arms.
The lights along the drive, like
gay, golden balloons, cleaned in
the distance. Beyond, against the
black sky, doomed the; spangled
pinnacles of mid Manhattan. To
Toby it was suddenly fantastic
a dream world, imaginary, n.un-
real. .r.r -, .....FE.
Tins arm stole closer and he
said, you're sweet little thing,
Gorgeous" And suddenly he kissed
her. a III : ri
Toby said, "Oh, Tim" 1t was
barely whisper. =.
He kissed her cheek then and
her temple and her eyelids. He
said once more, You're sweet"
Toby was sure that none of the
poets had ever put such music into
words. She closed her feyes for, a
moment, nesting closer to biz
shoulder. And she thought. "All
my life. l have waited for. this
moment" ) & a.
They rode in silence And pres
emily they were at her doJr and
Tim was helping her out of the
cab. He said, "I'll call you. tomor.
row. Sweets" And she said, '"Don't
forget" !. 81 !
He wouldn't, of course. He had
called her every day fol. a week.
She let him kiss her again, Stand
ing in the entrance of. the build
ing. She said good night then and
hurried up the stairs. In,all New
York there was no girl happier
than Toby Ryan: She would have
sung out her happiness from the
if she could. She. want
ed the whole world to know that
Timothy Jameson, the fantisoni;
est, the most wonderful, the most
marvellous, young, man
in the world, was in love with her
with her, Toby Ryan, IT was
really true! -, t.,,f g..
For three days Toby enjoyed
her paradise. ~ g2tE
(To be continuedl d a.. .,,,,
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PAID FOR CRYING

SALT LAKE CITY. (UP)-
A University Of Utah dramatics
group recently was swamped with
offers when they appealed to
mothers for baby to make off
stage noises for the play post
Road" They offered so cents an
hour of crying. A siX-weeks-old
infant won the role Oil pure lung
nOwpr
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QOrQt0tUS.

whom she confided. Harriet had
seen Tim and agreed with Toby
that he was handsome. ...n. =
The two girls sat in restau-
rant a few doors from the build
ing where the Models League had
its office. Harriet broke the edge
from a butter cake and said, "He
certainly seems to have fallen for
yon. And in hurry, too" ..l,.y,
"Well," Toby said, sit wasn'i
really in such a hurry. l. mean ]
told you how we kept meeting
each other, just by accident. And
l wouldn't give him my telephone
number or tell him where 1 lived
or anything. But it didn't Sc en- to
make any difference. I'd go some
place-and there he'd be. 1t seems
funny now when | think about
it"
81 suppose" Harriet interrupt
ed, that sometimes it happen:
that way. You see someone and
decide right away that's the
right one for you"
Toby nodded solemnly. eyes"
| she said, sometimes l suppose it
does" g..
at wasn't that way with Clyde
and me-" Harriet went on. u
met him several times at parties
and places before he even asked
for a date"
"Clyde? Who's he?"
Haven't l told you about
Clyde?"
Toby shook her head.
Harriet said, That's funny. |
guess ! thought everybody knew
about him. We're going to be
marTied-well, as soon as every
thing gets settled. His names Sa-
bin-Clyde Sabin. AS soon rs he
gets back-he's on business
trip want you to meet him,
Maybe we can go out together
some evening-you and Tim and
Clyde and l."
"Pd love to-" Toby said. "Oh,
Harriet, | didn't know you were
going to be married. Why didn't
you tell me?"
The other smiled. 81 don't
know"
aren't you excited about it"'
eyes. When | can believe it's
really true. You see, we've waited
quite a while. | hope it won't be
much longer. Maybe-maybe . it
will be June. Clyde said just be-
fore he left that he thought it
could be in June"
"Tell me about him. What does
he do?"
"Well, he has quite an import
ant job. He works for company
that makes office equipment -
adding machines and addresso-
graphs and things like that. They
send him out of town a lot and
he brings in big contracts. He's
not exactly good looking - at
least, | don't think so. But he's
big and he dresses well and, al
together, I think he's pretty
grand"
Toby said, "I'm sure he is"
She was surprised, though, at
what Harriet had said. Toby had
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N LAURA LOU eRooKUAN
o 'a,b ksA s.rss.. h. J

supposed it was lack of monet
that had postponed Hatrie'tSs wed,
ding; with most young people il
seemed to be that. But if Clyde
Sabin had snch a good job, il
couldn't be money. She wondered
what was delaying the wedding
plans; but she didn't want to seem
curious or ask que ;tions.
So she turned to another sub.
ject. There's something I've
been wanting to ask you, Har.
riet," she said. "I'd like to move
from the place where I'm living
It's so dingy and sort of run.
down. Not very convenient, either
OF course, it's cheap, and I was
glad to find it when | was work
ing at Bergma ms, but | can af-
ford something better now. | was
wondering if you might know of
any place"
"Why, yes" Harriet said, "Ill
help you look if you want me to.
What sort of place do YOU want?
Something furnished, | suppose? ?"
Yes. Just, a room and a bath
and maybe little place to do
some cooking when | feel like it.
II Know L can't afford anything as
nice as yours but 1 want room
that's Clean, and it would be nice
to hay little sunlight once in a
whlle. I'd like to find something
IN Their neighborhood if | could.
Most of the studios seem to be
Dear here. Of course, I can't af-
Gford to pay a lot" e..
Harriet nodded. "You ought to
be able to find something" she
agreed. Before I found my place
think | looked at every room
that was for rent within a mile
either way. Let's see, ought to
be able to remember"
| She stopped suddenly. "Why,"
she exclaimed. 81 don't know
why | didn't think of it before.
i1ts-yes, of course, it would be
all right"
What would be-"
Gust this. Why don't you move
in with me? You see, I've been
trying to. save some money lately.
I've got to have some new clothes
when Pm married, some really
nice ones. I'd be glad to have
you come in with me if you'd like
! to. 1t will cut my rent in half,
and be cheaper for you, too. Pm
sure we'd get along together"
| "But it wouldn't be fair for me
to pay only half the rent. You
own all the furniture"
"That doesn't make any differ
ence. I'd use the furniture any
how, wouldn't /? No, it will have
to be $3.50. And it isn't as though
we'd be crowded. There's plenty
of room. The davenport is really
full-siEed bed and there's plen-
~ of closet space. Oh, l think it's
a grand ideal"
Toby moved into Harriet's
apartment the next day. Her rent
was paid at Mrs. Moeller's until
the end of the week, but there
seemed to be no reason to stay
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DISCARD PUTTEEs

TOLEDO. (UP)-Toledo pAitS
think their new chief, Ray Alien,
is "tops." He has recommended
to City Manager J0hR ~ 'Edy
that their cumbersome black put
tees and bYeeches be replaced Wy
comfortable Straight leg tr6users..
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ROSE BUSHES-We have a nice
selection of two-year-olds; a
good variety Of yellows. Phone
7S1-J. Camps Flowers.
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WANTED-Listings of houses for
summer season renting. If your
house is for rent this season
list ittwith Ewbank ; and 1Ew-
bank. Phone SO. " =
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4O-MisceHaneogs

WANTED TO RENT-A Singer
sewing machine Must be In
good condition. Box 50, care
Tinss-News.s ssS&
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USE ARMOUR'S big Crop" fer
tilizer to make bigger" crops.
Farmers Federation. =
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ONION SETS - Yellow, red,
white, 25c gallon. Cabbage
plants, onion plants, 1Oc hum
bred. Fertilizer, special brands
for farm, garden, and, oh, boy,
it's good. Better seeds and fer
tilizer for less. GOvan Hyder
Seed Store. Phone $50. Sew
enth avenue east. !"
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Special Notices

EXPERIENCE goes long way
when it comes to painting and
paper hanging. We can please
you with our work Flicker q
Station. Phone SO. t,,s,
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SEEDS - Use good fresh seeds
and you are almost sure of a
stand. Use Swift'S Red Steer,
proven quality fertilizer to
make anything grow. Houston's
Feed Store. =
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FERTILIZERS reduced in price
81 to So per ton. See me be-
fore buying. Cottonsecd meal,
S1.25. Seeds. H. d. Hydcr, ION
the bank" at depot. =