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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
KOLDRY.

Bawe}na podszywane koldry.-- Pokryte
najpiexnieiszym gatunkiem fantastycz-
ME figurkowym japo6skim jeiwabiem;
W piekne move IVORY; z 6 cali ezero-
kim a%t@asowym brzegiem modrym j r6-
zowym pcdbite %najIepszym %gatunkiem
bawelnicy; bardzo lskkie, miekkie i po-
wiewne; zawi4zane .wstszka; zupe1ny
rozmiar. Nailepszy gatunek; doskoaaia
kofdrY. 1880
sanitarnymi, czego ME MONA
Beacon So cieple bez nadzwyczajnej wa
Obw6dki W trwafych kolorsch.
Beacon blankiety --Modre j bale kraty,
nadzwycyaj piekny gatunek, rozmiaru
t0x8O cali, dobrej ezekiel .wagi, waFto6t
$500. Nadzwyczajna cena....... 24S
CzYsto bale Beacon blankiety : Pick
ME we}na w~ykofczane 72x84 Gale fam
tastYczne kolorowe ~prqzkowane trzegi,
nadzwyczaj ciezkiej wagi, ko6ce pieknie
zwiazywsne bia}ym jedwabiem, dobra
wartos6 "a 1926. S~pecyaina cena ESQ
Czyeto bale Beacon blankiety-- Rozuia-
RI 70x94 Gale, nadzwyczaj ciezkiej wagi,
piekne k%olorowe brzegi, iedwabiem
zwiazywane kodce, bezmolne nawskro6,
trwaae 2 powcdu ~kr6tkiego aksamitnego
sukna : nadzwyczai TAME "a $500.
Specyalna cena przez czas tel s%przedazy.
q pare 4.33
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

Pielegniarskie blankiety - Czysto bale
z r6zowem z modrym brzegiem, piekny
mieki fleece, rozmiaru 32x44 Gale, Cena
"a pare
Beacon'a blankiety :. Rozmiaru 66x68
cali, kolory z6lty i srebrno siwY, ko6ce
sa pieknie zwiazane dobrym. jedwabnym
sznurem do blankiet6w, piekne pasiste
brzegi, r6zowe imodre, dobrze warte ESQ
SDecyalna cena "a pare ..........1.S
Beacona .kratkowane blankiety - Bar
do ciezkiej wagi, piekne delikatne Cd
cienia W jssno modrych bialych z6l-
tych bialych; b,unatnych bialych;
bezmolne;. kohce zwiazywane dobra je-
dwabna lankietowa tasma; krhtkle
CRUDE aksamitne suknp, rozmiaru 66x8O
warto6ci $4.75. Nadswyczaina cena IA
parQ...... $50. .....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
NadzwyczaJ:s% pecyalnie
Bia}e ca}kiem wefniane blan-
kietV. G.: IL

Bia|e blankiety - Czysto. sniezno biale,
zupelnie czysto %we}niane, zstapiane roz-
miaru .62x90 cali, piekne kolorowe bor-
tv, ciezkiej wagi, zwiazane :%jedwabna
wstazka. Cena ~sprzedaay "a pare $50
Bale BIankiely : ten sam gatunek
;ak powyzej - Rozmiaru *70x34; Gale,
zwykia cena So. rs. Cena sprzedazy 7.9S
Rozmian 75x90 cali, zwyk1a cena $11:75.
Cena sprzedazy, para po:w.:..::..9 1913
Rozmiaru 76x90 cali, swykla :cena $14.
Cena sprzedazy, para .po........ll.95
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

v,1r. 2Mp ar edliem bhaychb hnke6w whnhyanek N,m o~ ibh: Mvi bh me = 90
J"111O tMg, gMh, nmu R0 CALI wmn$ $500. c@ pn@mym pav...... O0O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
KO1dry

Piekne najlepsZego gatunku kofdry
pc CenaCh dObrZe WartyCh
chWilke d0cZckania.
Domowej,roboty ko}dry. (Naszej w}asnej
roboty) pokryte. f"antastycznym jedwa-
biem, wyko6czone p%urita6eka si]ko]ina,
2 brzegami W kwiaty i bez, wype}nione
sniezno bja}a bawe1na, zwiazywane yep
hirem, 2 jardv szerokie, 81 jarda d'ugie
Cena $500 2.75 2.50,i ...........$2.25
Domowej roboty ko}dry =: (Naszej villas.
nei roboty) pokryte fantastyczna f;gur,
kcwa Challie jasne, srednie i ciemne
kolory, wype}niane n%adzwyczaj dobrym
!. gatunkiem bia{ej bawe}ny; wa6czka zwia-
zywane, 2 jardy szerokie y jarda dir-
gle 1oha
Domowej roboty koldry = (Naszej villas
nej roboty) pokryte fantastycznym fl
g%urkowym puryta6skim at1asem pick
ne move IVORY j kolory, wype1niane czy-
stym sniezno bia}ym baweina, wl6czka
zwiazywane, 2 jardy szerokie y jarda
dfugle .5.0U
Domowej roboty ko1dry = (Naszej Was
nej :roboty} pokryte bardzo pieknym ga
tunkiem silkoliny " piekne IVORY i Cd
powiednie kolory, wypelniane czysta
sniezno biaia bswefnica, dziurkowane
ko1ce. z~wiazywane najlepsza niemiecka
wl6czka, 2 jardy szerokie p jarda dlu-
gle CeDa
Catkiem bawe}nicowe kc1dry - Pokry-
te najpiekniejszym gatunkiem importer
wanei silkoliny, jedwabiem w~yko6czone
piekne IVORY, i kOlory, 6 cali satynowa
borta W modrym, r6zowyn, zo}tym i
czerwonym w%ype}niane wewnatrz maj
lepszego gatunku %silkolina fau'astvczne
Scroll 6ciegj, Cena $12.bOi 1000
Ca}kiem bawe]njcowe koldry - wierzch
z fantastycznego ~figurkowego jedwabne-
20 srodka z 6 calowym z6ltym atlaso-
wynn brzegiem, wyscie}ane n%ajpiekniej-
Sym gatunkiem bawe}nicy robione W
nadzwyczajnym rozmiarze. Cena 400
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

aeli jaki6 grsssH;,dss6yniado
isga, zaczsii~'k ma
miestnik6w ChrystseseRych
i=ko6ci6} .6w. katolieksA DO
,bindra" 2 t!y,baa mo SIS: :lpani'
anie bi6ra. dsaeklt ysses6dW cham
skich.. lgiifs.ygll ia! uAnies bar.
do koretpona !. Is Kaszuby
brata, z Pucka,: pana J6zefa
Gruby; dali oze,; zeby wszys-
cy Kaszubi, q z mimi wszys y
Polacy tax < qy9|eli, | q niediu~
60 by Pap Kury'esr. m6gf zno-
WI zaczac gazety roznosit ]
b6ty czy6cic >Jankiesom i in
nym zydom, cl>c tax Ia to jest,
chocjaz i W najlepszej psze-
nicy znajduje sie kakol i oset,
a tax teA~i.:p oniedzy mani
Polakami bedziemy mice zaw-
sze wyrodnych syn6ws, jak
naprzyklad owego :lzorespon-.
denta kuryefoskiego. Mech.
ce nikomu >uhlizat, a zw}asz-
cza tel i obcym ale pre-.
dewszystkiem IN usze:tsbronic
tych, kt6ixy: mi sd blizsi, i
tax jestem 6wiecie przeko...
many, -zeia6w< pisaryk kurye-
rowski niep"chodzi z :naszej
familii, t.. ,:"z naszej parafii,
DO inaczei!"b'ys lepiejsznai ma
SEE stosuiIki: Nus7 rProboszcz
Jest miody, to: praMda, ale to
kazdy, nawet> zyd.@i ajrysz
mole zauwa3ye gdv ko}o ME-
90 przechodzi,, iale wiasnie
jego m}odosc i si}a m}odzie6-
cza mas cieszy, to- betz;e nam
zdolnv do ':rzete}nei piracy;
a ze starych luizi ME sxa-
nuje to Jest paskudnem O.
szczerstwem.: Mbzo byc; ~
niekt6rydb nsiila szanhjuje, a
mianowjcie" na}ogofwychS< pi-
jak6w j iic}1wiarzy,: kt6rzy,
niby W starym krajn starry
Mosiek ]ub'Aural>amek 'cl1ca
glupiemds' po11akowi pitoom6c.
ma dwuuasty:* piirtoieefit. @Mie-
li6my tusu mas tezt takich
Mo6k6w .-:5';:: :ctirzconych
wprawdzie ale chwa1a, 30.
- ~ l. -. s. '#''s =: -
gu juz ioh nie many i daj
Boze, re ich: W,iiie il mice ME
bedziemy:' 20 tych chrzco.
nych Abrahamach' pijaw-
kach :m6wi 6w kurye:
rowski 'korespondent "a
pewne, jezvli pisze, 10
nasz ks. Proboszcz ME sza
nuje starych ludzi; natural
ME bedac'po "a olbrehem ma
szej parafii, .ptodat 6w szpecel
Kuryera :afq!g6bw "a wieje, a
warto66 k:ot'6cielns "a mala,
DO ME so tyeie'cy ale Is ty-
siecy wartC6ci majatek kos
cielny wy ;ni'q6teii No, ale
.t"jj AK, : - T;aN.E. e.. E |
mniejsza . to, psie glossy ne
ida " nietiossy; ny Kaszubi
Panic nieboimy. sic ami tYch
cham6w ami 'Abrabam6w, a.
nj Kurysr6x',,. ri Kruszki
lecz boimv ely Bt:ga, i ola
Jego chws}y bedziemy pra-
cowali ma dobro naszej Swie-
tej WARY i Yqlkio es o.!
czyzny.
>Chce jeszsezl 4'.,.i d!olaczye, 10
W niedziele,. 20. .sierpnia,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
st W pelnym biegu potrwa przez ca}y tydzien
Bierzcie ma kredyt
BierZcie na'kredyt

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31


200 par najlepszeg0 gatunktl
kratkOWych Blankiet0W -. Male,
6rednie wielkio kraty, gg%warraellnlto2-
.wane z samej we}ny, kolory So
Modry z Bia1ymi kratami / bruna'
tina obw6dka, Brunatne " Bale kra-
ty z .r6zowa obw6dka Gwe whale
.kraty . brunatna Tub modra OBJ
vodka, Brunatne i Bale, Z r6zowa
obw6dka, bardxo piiieak:ne urozmai: :
Genie ko]or6w, rozmiar 66x80 cali,
z pieknego gatunku welny j ekstra
ciezkiej wagi, zwykla coma $500:
Cena e%przedazy, para...... $4.9S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
:" j E;NDDjLiETON BALE CZYSTlEl5Z
" BLANKIETY.,

So z najlepszego gatuiku . Wschod.
niego Oregon fleesowej =welny,S kazdy
blanket nosi m6dna j z4oto srebrna ce:
lulka, ko6ce SO zwiazate 8 Gale szeroka
wstazkq atlasowa, rozmiaru. 710x82 Gale
zwyczAjna cens=$15.00dCena %sprzedazy
-. ::"; 3: $3.50
C;elebrowsne Pendleton1czysto*we}nia
blankiety. Piekne miekie, .p!owiewne 7fle-
sowe, ko6ce zwiazane, : 2 s.cealolwa .modra
Coma, "a pare -. :: zt:*: lO!OO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

So lubane v kazdym domu, gdzie tylko So znane. Blankiety to sa
powiedzeG o'innych, ely odor wydajacych wefnanych blankietach.
81, predkot sic przewietrza bezpieczne cd mol6w; lekko. sic pierza.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
Bulletin on Typhoid Fever

With the publication OF the new
bulletin on typhoid fever, which is
now in press, the States file oil
literature on typhoid fever will be
complete, and citizens Of the Com
monwealth can have for the asking
concise statements OF all important
facts regarding the disease.
Arguing that the control of ty-
phoid fever in this climate is de-
pendent upon good water, sanitary
outbuildings, the care of every case
OF typhoid and several minor con-
siderations, the State Health De-
partment has issued literature COW
ering these subjects and will CON-
plete these with a general bulletin
on typhoid fever.
For the security of private waite r
supplies and to insure good water
on every farm and in every town.
the State has issued a bulletin de.
scribing Sanitary Wells and
Springs, and has also printed
special bulletin on the construction
OF sanitary outbuildings. Specific
directions have also been issued for
the care OF cases of typhoid fever,
with detailed suggestions to pre-
vent the spread of the disease in
family where one member las con-
tracted the disease.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
A Mastodon's Skeleton

Much interest has been aroused
recently by the discovery of a skel.
elton OF large animal, thought to be
a mastodon, in the clay pit at the
brick yard of Adams, Payne &
Gleaves, on the banks of Roanoke
river, near Roanoke. Prof. S. l..
Powell, professor of geology at Roa-
noke College, has carefully examin-
ed the skeleton and pronounces il
unquestionably the remains OF a
mastodon, which in life was proba-
bly, larger than an elephant. He
states that at the point where the
remains were found there was a salt
lick where animals .congregated
and that here the mastodon lost its
llfe' possibly from miring in the
mud. The remains have been se-
cured for Roanoke College and will
be assembled and preserved here
Salem Times-Register and Sentinel.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
Virginia Still Leads Others

1T begins to look as if Virginia,
after lapse of 60 years, was about
to get into the Presidential race
once more. For Woodrow Wilson is
a Virginia gentleman, sub, born al
Stanton and educated in law at the
University of Virginia.
The prestige of the Old Domin-
ion, as the Times points out, has been
threatened in late years by that
brash upstart, Ohio, which has
been coming forward speedily. 1t
would be interesting if Virginia and
Ohio. now racing almost neck and
neck for Presidential honors, should
be Competitors next year in the
great contest.
Considered sectionally, the
North has furnished nineteen, the
South seventeen Presidents. The
two leading States al 70 Virginia with
seven Presidents and eleven terms
and Ohio with six Presidents and
eight terms. If Virginia and Ohio
should oppose each other in 1912, it
will be for the first time. kansas
City Times.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
Woman Was Union Soldier

Mrs. L. E. Bliss. of Augusta
county, has made application to the
pension bureau for pension, ON the
grounds that, dressed as a man. she
served four years in the Federal
army as a member of Company G,
Sixty-third Infantry, from Illinois.
The applicant is an old. decrepit
woman, wrinkled by age, and her
brow furrowed by care and
breeding over her efforts to keep the
wolf from her door.
On one cheek she bears an uplv
scar made by Confederate sabre a,
the siege of Vicksburg. The old
woman appears to have no trouble
to substantiate every detail of her
claim of the four years service.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
Hookworm is Surely Doomed

The hook worm will be eliminated
in Virginia within five years. is the
opinion of Assistant State Health
Commissioner Allen W. Freeman.
The disease is only prevalent in GER
tain sections of the State and the
people are becoming educated in the
prevention of the malady.
DIR. Freeman says that every thing
done against the hookworm is also a
blow against typhoid fever, as the
prevention methods in both are the
same. Improve sanitary conditions
is what the physicians preach.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
Profit in Alfalfa Culture

The interest being manifested by
our farmers in the growing of alfal-
ia may have a far-reaching effect
greater than at first contemplated by
the promoters of theidea. Certainly
this is true as regards local condi-
tons. That it is a land improver.
and more tons of hay may be secured
per acre, and that once a stand is
obtained, no fears need be enter
tanned as to permanency of the set,
there is no doubt
An nnfailing supply of green food
In the summer, and properly cured
clover hay, or alfalfa, in the fall.
winter and spring months, are con-
ditions necessary for a profitable
dairy industry.
Keeping of too few cattle of all
kinds is the weakest point in the
system OF farming prevailing in this
county, this is an admitted fact
Home production of fertilizinp
ingredients is the one thing our
farms most need, and alfalfa may be
the crop to meet the requirements
buchanan News.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
Lee Is Not Overlooked

Determined that the handsome
bronze statue of Robert f. Lee, in
the Statuary Hall, of the Capitol, in
Washington, should not go without
Its wreath of laurels on Decoration
Day, while those around it were
profusely decorated, Joel Grayson.
of Vienna, Fairfax county, an en-
ploye of the. documents room, placed
a beautiful assortment of flowers ON
the statue. Although there was no
flag on the figure of the gallant Vir.
ginian, as was the case with other
heroes of the sixties who are repre-
sented in Statuary Hall, the flowers
were the graceful token of faith and
loyalty of Mr.. Grsyson. He was
determined that Lee should not be
overlooked.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
The Effect of the Decision of the
Supreme Court

The Tobacco Trust decision by
the Supreme Court is characterized
by Attorney General Wickersham
as a most comprehensive and
sweeping" victory for the govern
ment.
The trust is held to be combina-
ton iu restraint OF trade-a monop-
oily in violation OF law.
The decision effects IS American
corporations, 2. English corporations
and % individual defendants.
An opportunity is given the trust
70 disintegrate and recreate a con-
dition OF transacting business not
repugnant to law.
If, at the end of six to months. the
corporations fail to bring themselves
within the law a receivership and
dissolution by court decree will fol-
low.
The trust is held to have been
guilty of intimidation and clearly to
have shown purpose to stif1e COM
petition.
Chief Justice White announced
the decision, which was practically
unanimous, although Justice Har-
Ian dissented on several points.
AS in the Standard Oil case, JUS
tlce Harlan resents the application
of the rule of reason" to the Sher-
man Antitrust Law.
The court having held the defend
ant corporations guilty of conscious
wrongdOing, Justice Harlan is
not at all anxious" to perpetuate
any new combination growing out
of them.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
Brief and Interesting Items for the
Busy Reader

Ardent believers that Staunton
should be wet have started a pet
ition for another local option election
to be held within the next few
months and claim that they had no
difficulty in securing the 126 names
necessary to induce the city Judge
to order such an election.
The difference between a booster
and knocker is about the same as
the difference between a sick person
and a well one. The sick person
needs a doctor and medicine, and
the knocker needs the physician Of
pride and medicine of faith. Be
what you may, but don't be knock
err.
The typhoid, or house fly, com
monty lays its eggs 120 to the indiv-
idual fly upon horse manure, it will
breed also in other animal material.
and in ten days after the deposit OF
OF the eggs, tie adult fly energies,
and begin its active and dangerous
adult existence. Some twelve gen
erations OF flies develop each season.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
Use of Oil to Lay Dust

A dispatch from Montgomery,
Mo-, says that many towns in North
east Missouri are preparing to oil
their streets instead of sprinkling
them to eliminate dust. Elsberry
has tried it and pronounces it sue.
cess. and now Vandalia and other
towns have it up before the people.
G. w. Owston, representing the
Standard Oil Company. says oil can
be laid in country towns in tanks OF
6, 5000 gallons at cents a gallon.
He also says the cost of oiling as
many blocks at a time is approx
mately only $50 block, including
work and oil.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07

On the subject OF good roads
Speaker Champ Clark says: l am
delighted to know that the Southern
people are taking such an interest
in the matter of good roads. Rock
and gravel roads are being built in
nearly every county in nv district
and the dirt roads are being improv-
ed very much. Pike county. Mo-,
in which l live, has 225 miles OF the
finest gravel roads in the world and
they are being gradually extended.
The man who will invent or discover
some cheap material for making good
wagon roads will be one Of the great
est public tenefacto Good roads
increase the value of land very much
and increase the pleasure Of living.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
S1.00 PER YEAR
DR.. JOHN n. LATANE
u. OF PA. LECTURER
In Summer School July August en-
American History

DR.. John II. Latane, professor Of
History in Washington and Lee Uni
versity, will lecture this summer in
the Summer School of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania. Professor
Latane will give two courses in
American History-One upon the
period OF the French and Indian
Wars and the Revolution, and the
other study OF American Diploma
tic History from 1861 to 1910. A
number OF questions of recent inter-
national Importance will be discuss
ed in this course including: The
blockade Of the COnfed eracy, the
Alabama claims, and French inter
ventiOn in Mexico, a number OF
questions that arose between the
settlement of the Alabama claims
and the Spanish War, the most i'm
pOrtant being the Cuban question,
the lsthmian Canal, the fisheries
question, Hawaii and Samoa, rela-
tiOns with Latin America and the
Venezuelan controversy the Spanish
War and its results, including the
Philippine problem, American diplo-
macy in the Orient, and recent APP
plications of the Monroe doctrine,
and the influence of the United
States on international law and on
the world s peace movement.
Tue sessions of the Summer School
OF the University will open on We'd
nesday, July 9Th, and will continue
until Wednesday, August 10th. At
tracted by the news that Professor
Latane is going to give courses q
large number of students have
registered for the lectures in His
tory.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
STATE HORTICULTURAL
.s0cIETY's BULLETIN
Fruit Crop Condition in Valley of
Virginia

The Virginia State HORTICULTURE
Society has issued a preliminary
bulletin upon the State fruit crops
which is as follows:
Information received by the sec
rotary from all parts of the State as
to present conditions of the frui,
crop is given below; this report ca
only be regarded as preliminary, as
apples are still dropping, and nc
correct estimate can be made before
June, when the crop will be really
set and visibly growing; and re-
ports OF reliable nature are received
from both Virginia and other Ste ties.
A further bulletin will then be is
sued, and again later when a fore
cast of prices at picking time is
possible.
This preliminary report is issued
because our members are interested
in knowing of conditions and pros
poets as developed.
Upper Vslley-Southern boun-
Diary Montgomery county to north
of Rockbridge county-Winter ap-
Piles, York Imperial and Ben Davis,
good; from fifty per cent. to full re-
ported. Winesaps and other winter
varieties not so good. Pippins
(where grown twenty We per cent.
to fifty per cent. Peaches, not gen.
orally grown commercially; fair
crop. In Roanoke county prospects
for pippins and winesaps is reported
good.
The crop generally throughout
the country promises to be much
larger than last year; reports so far
incomplete. Colorado claims a
bumper crop; Pacific coast general
~ report prospect OF about fifty per
cent. for apples. Peaches are much
injured in Georgia and the South
generally, and crop much less than
last year. Virginia peaches should
bring good prices. Cherries, plums
and pears in Virginia are very short
crop.
Spraying is reported as being
even more generally practiced in
Virginia than last year, and great
Improvement in general care of or
chards. The spraying demonstra.
tons conducted by the society have
evidently produced most satisfac.
tory results.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1911-06-07
Bears Ravage in ROCKINGHAM

Bears are killing cattle for farm
ers in the western part of Rocking
ham county On mountain range
belonging to ]. W. Early, Gabrill
Rhodes and c. c. Lilly the disap-
peararce of cattle have been puz-
cling the owners.
The bears seldom left anv evi.
dence OF their depreciation. though
after a prolonged search the half
deyoured bodies of several of the
cattle were found recently.
Others have disappeared and tbe
bears have left no evidence of the
slaughter. The bears are supposed
to have been driven out of the tim.
Der by the severe drought.