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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. London sod 81
ward Of 20ooO shares in the local r,.|
market
BANK CLEARINGs FOR JUNE-o.|
side OF New York City banks exchanges 4
the month Of June again show nodrr}
expansion, but the total at all leading ~
I'm the United States according 10 n
statement compiled by r. @. Dun 4 al
which includes returns from IL lsL,3
centres, was SO, 706, 1852, a loss Of O.. 4
cent. as compared with the oorrespo,ts1
month last year and Of q per cent RI
than 1909, because Of the loss IN this II
As this decrease is not very large s,t 4
local conditions az number Of irpo-1,>
points have tended 10 contract the vo,-$
of clearings through the banks. the Cd
at many other cities indicate some revrt
I'm business activity. Although New I'd
City reports q small loss, the comperg;.
is fairly satisfactory because the differed
is probably more than accounted f0 4
the decrease in stock market operaticn
THE COPPER MARKET-Ths e;1d
market is dull, having assumed a hotaf
aspect Concessions are being made BE- 1
the so-called official price Of Ia cesl
pound, due 10 the easier tone OF the rr,
abroad. Little buying is expected 5e.1
the appearance of the June figures Of 4
Copper Producers Association this va
The fortnightly figures 81 foreign va
supplies showed a further decrease, n
the June report OF the Copper Produ1
Association is expected 10 be the Z
favorable issued IN several months
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS
The payment Of July | interest and S
dends and the usual operations incide,;
the end Of the half year we're reflects {
the transactions at the Clearing ~
yesterday. The exchanges announces L
$500 10, 1888. and while these are not re-
figures the balances between the ~
ond largest on record. The larget II
changes on record were on Novemty
1902 with s73s 45154s Largest balances Z
record were on October g. 1905 AlSS.S
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY-lf
semi-annual statement Of the GuEr
Trust Company shows the gross de'cs
OF that institution as ilSoW.W, y
crease since the first Of the year OF ~
900. The capital OF this company I. eM
and its surplus amounts 10 ssmM
addition 70 this, there are undivided ~
Of s3,323,947.
ISSUE OVERSUBSCRIBED ~ ~
DON.-Cable adHces from LONDON "
that the offering by j. H SchrodT
made yesterday on behalf Of the
Generate OF Paris and the ComptA
tional Descompte de Paris ~ is%N
cent debentures Of the United Mv
Of Havana and Regla Warehouse
largely oversubscribed The isl GU
within a few hours OF its opening
DIVIDEND DECLARED.-Th cl~,
Of the International Steam Pump Co.s
have declared the regular quartery ~
cent on the preferred stock payaoN
gust I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
RECORD CROP OF COTTON
Government Estimates 1911
Yield Will Be 14,425, 900 Bales.

Washington. July 3-Oficisl estimates OF
the cotton crop report Of 1911 Indicate Una
/, u,u no the largest in the history or tiie
ao,,,rv annroxInating, according TO the
nresent figures. 14,425,O00 bales of 800 poun"s
each exceeding by almost Hi'io" 49,
tho record crop OF 1904. according 70 inc
.a,,or, issued nv the Department or
Agriculture to-day.
The condition If the cotton crop OH 'u"
* was $50 per cent Of normal colnp"'o
with SIS per cent on MAY %. 1911: 3D. w,
cent on June o. 1910: 746 per cent IN lS''
and 81 per cent, the average condition' VI"
July g. during the last ter "ears'
DIR. n. A. Murray. acting cher OF 'ne
crop reporting board Of the Department VI
Agriculture. to-day made the ro'lo""'s
statement subsequent 10 the issuance VI
the cotton crop report;
The report shows the condition or W
crop to be higher than on any COZ ,o,,th
ing date I'm the last ten years a iiioI..a,
ago the general condition was - Az p.i e. ls
above the ten-year average. osao e
The acreage of cotton this year Is aoOt.
&. 0000O. Allowing for the average aIIlo. 80 =
of abandonment about 100000 ac re soo ooo
Indications are that approxltnaledy
acres of cotton will be harvester. .,e,d
The condition indicates prohaoane, ojih nod
IF 30 6 mounds an acre. which on 54;N"Voy
acres would mean 6s95.Ocoooo pounds OF
'g Tbis o. caicI9tion allows for average de-
ureciation. The critical perloo IN e.
growth is in August and S . i'yest be
that any estimate at TINS unio
taken with some allowance. ,..,or ~ cot
The largest previous productlon ot az
ton in This country was I'm 1904, Wheh IL "e
gregated l3,679,954 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
FINANCIAL MARKET
Money Rates Fail to Respond to
Banks Loss in Reserve.

The professional element sold stocks
Yesterday, but its operations were not
accompanied ~ outside liquidation or by
extensive declines in prices, losses OF
more than a point being confined to a
few issues. Atchison, st. Paul. ANAL
gamated Copper. Southern Pacific, Union
Pacific. United States Steel, Reading and
Iehigh Valley were the chief sufferers,
the two last named being sold on the
action Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission ordering a reduction in rates on
coal from the mines, while the argument
for selling the general list was found in
a various assortment of unfavorable re-
ports from the wheat and corn belts,
where excessive heat prevails. The crop
killers" had the whole grain territory
ruined. but the investment community
bore UP we'll under the melancholy dis
matches from the West. Cotton crop fig
ures. as compiled by the government.
were something Of an offset to the re-
ports Of damage to wheat and corn. as
the condition of the plant, based on per
centages. was the best recorded at this
time in the last fourteen years and seven
points better than last year. In 1904,
when the percentage was little under
the $50 reported yesterday the largest
crop on record was harvested. The only
activity in Yesterdays stock market was
in the early dealings, trading in the best
part Of the five hours OF business amount
ing to unimportant totals, with practi-
cally no speculation outside Of the usual
prominent issues. There was no inclina-
ton on the part of the speculative ele-
ment to trade, and the majority Of OPP
orators who were on the short side of the
account decided to maintain their posi-
ton over the holiday. in the expectation
Of a new batch Of crop damage reports
Tomorrow The closing was dull, with
net losses throughout. Weakness In the
foreign markets on the latest develop
ments I'm the Morocco dispute was re-
fected I'm fairly large sales for London
account on the local exchange.
Higher rates for money may develop
before the close of the current month,
but the prospects for material advance
I'm loan quotations are not at all prom
Using. Notwithstanding the loss in the
cash holdings of the Clearing House
members last week Of more than $27,-
100000 and an increase in loans of S47.-
10000. which brought about reduction
OF S24.199,00O in the reserve above legal
requirements. the market value Of funds
is unchanged. with collateral time loans
for over the year ruling at 55s to 3& per
cent and the minimum for call money at
90 per cent. The demand for accom-
mediation for mercantile and stock mar
ket purposes is exceedingly light, but 1t
is generally believed that 4 better in
curry viii he reported in August as con-
sequence of further corporation financing
and expanding business operations. Re
ports received by the commercial agen-
cics indicate improvement in the indus
trial situation, but. Of course. until har-
vest results can be figured out extensive
expansion I'm our industries can hardly
be looked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
BON
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Early weakness on the Consolidated FIX ,.
change was accompanied by actlNlty; ~ "a
as the dav progressed the market quieteu,
II was evident that the proximity OF tne
Fourth Of July holiday was tendlhS -
check speculative interest and cur u o,Nat
the volume Of transactions. The market
closed ON a partial recovery from the loW-
est. The early break in prices was pre-,
cipjtated both by the disturbing news rom
abroad that Germany had decided upoi, "
Moroccan demonstration and by the re
norts OF very hot weather in the West,
which aroused fears of crop damage. M
fact that the grain markets were cioSea
prevented the stock market from utl'lE li7
seriousness Of the weather news. lrahs5dt-
lions for the day totalled 3ls6O shares ~ az
tributed among forty-seNen Stocks. be
tailed cperatiouS follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
COTTON BROKER FAILS.

The failure Of Delos c. Mellen. a floor
trader. was announced on the Cotton FIX
change yesterday. Mr.. Mellen was not an
active trader and his failure was not re-
garded as important and had no effect on
the market. His liabilities, II was said.
would not exceed 5000 Mr.. Mellen for
merry had an Office at No. g Broadway.
but Of late has made his headquarters on
the Cotton Exchange lie has been mem
Der Of the Cotton Exchange since March
q ,oar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities M1s
dull While prices showed some lrresula1
inv in the carly dealings, the genera !, tone
of the market was firm throughout. in r.
was a better demand for American In
bacco and Standard oil. both OF MIdT
showed moderate gains over the preVi0us,
close. Intercontinental Rubber was q u,es
but steady. Apart from the Porcupi,hhe
issues. which were fairly active during a., III
first hour, on reports Of q fire IN me r u,s
we're unlmportsnt. The, bond departmleHt'
was the most active quarter of the market.
and prices for the leading issues generahy
held firm. Detailed operation 1OlloN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
! CHARTERED ls64-
Union Trust Co. Of New Yot|
SO BROADWAY. Fifth Ave and ssh 8
Capital & Surplus, S8,S0O,0ooI
Allows Interest on Deposit
MEETINGS.
SUPERINTENDENT, NJ

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting ~ the stockhol.sy
at the Office of the company No 900 FitA a.
nue. New York city. on TUESDAY. July isa
- O'Clock noon. FOR the purpose 81 slec,,s .
rectors for the ensuing year, amending by1s,
and transacting any business which 10 p-p-
bring before the meeting az this time
JAMES H WILCOX secrs,r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK, AuctionsS@'
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN \. MULLER ( son
OFFICE NO. So WILLIAM ST..
Wednesday, July 9Th, 1911

at - 40 o'clock. AT the
EXCHANGE SALESROON.
NOS "a AND 1s vEsEY STREET.
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MOUNT vERyo.
NATIONAL BANR-OsCAR J. TELLTyn
EXAMINER IN CHARGE
81 500 Hartman Securities Co. 1-y.ar 81
coll Trust Gold Notes due NscS I
II shs. Bronx Gas n Electric Co
500 shs Mcdonald Realty Co
so shs westchester County Brewery
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE suPERrNrEvpys,
OF BANKS OF THE STATE OF NrIs
YORK IN CHARGE OF THE NORTH"
ERN BANK IN LIQUIDATION 7D~
1000 shs. Fidelity Development Co Prests,
100 shs. Wes.ern Ice Co.
100 shs Italisn-Americsn Trust Co 81
10 900 She Barnes King Development CO W..
$50 sh.. state Saving, Bank Of Butt. q,
100 sb- Niagara Lockport & Ontario ps,r
co Prefd.
"a shs East River National Bank.
100 shs Pankers' Realty & Security co e,
500 shs Bankers. Realty & Security Co p,.,
90 shs Atlantic national Bank % Provis~.
50 shs. Hotel Cumberland Pretd
2l7 shs Cooperative Building Bank
$500 shs south Shore Traction co.
80 shs. National Bank Of versenn.s v.rn,.
u
s13s 900 South Shore Traction CO. is, NJ.
p. C. Gold Bonds. 1897. coupor,rl
turing after July. 1918, detached :.
missing.
$500 Bankers Realty q Security Co q,
Debenturs Bonds. 1918
IS 900 Bankers Realty & security Co s.,
Debenture Bonts. 1880.
s35. 600 Bankers Realty & Security G,
p. c. Debenture Bonds. 1884
So 600 Bankers Realty & Security On A.,
Debenture Bonds, 1892.
$4,000 Pennsylvania Knitting Mills c.
Reading LIST Mtge. ? 2 Bono, ~
81 900 Automobile Club Of America "a ",
4 r. c. Bond, 1926.
$4,000 "a France Copper co. 1st y,,.
y. Cold Bonds. 1882
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
$500 Carteret Club OF jersey City ~. u
p. c. BIDS. due 1909
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY coyc,,,
81 900 Broadway & i3d Street Bulldog Z, n
p c. Bond.
80 sh. Utica, Chenango b. susquehann, y,
ley r. r 60.
900 shs. Great Southern Petroleum Co. p,s
1918 August. 1905 coupon
50 shs. Ninet zenith Ward Bank
IS shs. Eond & Mortgage GUARANTEES Co 3
30 shs. Warren Burnham Co. PreH
81 900 Murray Hi Park ist Mtge a,
Guar Bond, 1920
50 900 No. 1863 Broadway ist Mtg. a, ~,
February, 1911. coupon.
shs. Trust 60. OF America
90 shs. interviewer Stocking Co. pref. +.
N shs John Sherman Estate.
5000 shs. United Copper Co common
1000 shs. Ohio copper. <
10 shs Fourth Natl. Bank.
- shs Windsor Trust Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-B Boston. PIC
discount. Chicago, par. San Francisco,
sight &C. premium. telegraph Hsc: New or
leans. commercial 25c discount. bank 81
premium: ST. Louis &c premium bid. Doc
asked. Savannah, buying 3-f5c discount
selling par. Minneapolis 90c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. ex-
changes. S3s017o2": balances. So SO3.274,
Philadelphia exchanges, $5l96S1 100: bal
ances. AsS1s17; Boston exchanges $2S. 500 -
al, balances. S21s0l31; Chicago. exchanges.
s-149) 261. balances. S57H.707.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
yer. j25sc; Mexican silver dollars 45c Bar
silver I'm London closed AZ q lid decline
Of t-15d.
GOLD PREMIUM In Madrid. S15c: lis
bon. So.
MEXICAN EXCEANGE.-M Mexican en-
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GERMAN SAVINGS Bank
N THE CITY or NEW YORK.
Cor. ifh Ave. and Ilth Street.

tOT. lfh NVe. ana IIth NtTeet
Ne~ FORK. June -. 1911
Interest ~ the rate Of -FOUR PER CEN1CM
yer aunum will to "retItcd IepCsitors for the
SIX months ending Juno so 1911, on all sums
entitled thereto under fhe bylaws not exceed
uE three thousand fSSO0Ol dollars.
Deposits made on or before July 10, 1911.
viii draw interest from July /. 1911.
CASIM1R TAG. President
a KOPPEL. Treasurer
ADVERTI~ENENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received 40 their Uptown Office
No. 1864 Broadway. letu cen Seth and 37th SITS
until o'clock p. m. Advertisements received at
the following branch Cft-es AZ regular Office rates
until o'clock p. rn.. viz 2G4 Sth ave. e. cor
ond ST.. rs 9th ave. cor. 18Th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04

.o, aIos for the day. Gs5aS compared with Ho15l
shares for the corresponding day in 1910
Total sales January to July B. inclusive 55si'9 SHARES
compared 9S6s shares for the same period In ls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following we're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished ty !. Thomas Reinhardt No 80
Broad street. New York. No. "a DeVonShire
street Boston, and No. &c King street West.
r rOnto, Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays CLOSING
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Saturdays:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04

Notwithstanding the government la'oi
able report on cotton, which showed 'oii
dition of $50 the highest figure repor'eu
ar this season since July, 1898. prices VI,
the New York Cotton Exchange, insteau
Of dacIining. as would have been naturs'
.,pdar tho circumstances, advanced snarP-
Iv tho October option leading with gam
of Is points. or 90 cents bale
Tho ADVANCE was attributed TO che fact
that the bearish nature of the report had
been discounted before II was maze puo'''
the trade giving more attention 10 eNlsti"e
weather conditions in the cotton oelt imam
TO the governments figures. Buying %
prominent holders, who seemed TO De aux
ious to maintain values regardless OF ""a'
the report showed was also factor III
the upward movement Of prices, accorolne
IN tho brokers. The trade also took into
account the fact that while the report III
dcates a record crop Of more than f'f'V'
oeD bales. the two most critical months lot
cotton July and August. have yet 10 oe
nassed Everything depends upon haVihs
good growing weather during these wv
months and II conditions are unfavoraole
tho size Of the crop will be reduced mate
rally. This explains the reason why
norts Of drouth in some sections or the
cotton belt had more effect on the market
than the government report, which renec'-
cd conditions Of the past 70 large eA
tent
Although the government report hao
been discounted 50 far as its erect on the
market was concerned. II was awaited with
great interest by the trade. and In spite
Of the intense heat there was a very lHreo
attendance Of brokers on the floor Wneh u
was made public. Had the report not
co,na ont Yesterday tho Cotton Exchange
would probably have followed the example
Of the Produce and Coffee exchanges and
remained closed from Saturday unth
Wednesday for the Fourth Of July honoay'
hut owing TO the importance placed upon
the report by the cotton trade the board OF
managers decided TO keep the exchange
open on Monday.
The market held most Of it's new crop
advance in the later trading, closing steady
AT a net decline Of points 10 an advance
Of points in the various options. october
closed with n net gain Of points. --
New Orleans. July 3-When the govern
rnent to-day put out more untavoraoie
report on the condition Of the cotton crop
than had been generally expected-sZ per
cent normal on June &-there was an I'M
mediate jump IN the local cotton future
market. prices going 10 point about 81
a bale higher than they had been shortly
tefore the report was received. Ihls
was followed by some very liberal oner-
ings. together with the rurnor that the
bulls themselves were selling and prices
were driven back 10 a point about on
level with the close of the market satur-
day.
The trade generally had expected re-
port Of at least 50. and some brokers
looked for 90 on this expectation prices
had been put twelve points below Satur-
days close just before the government
report was received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
INDUSTRIAL.

Sales Open. High Low iGn
200 200 Int Rub TT cts 2sls ?sN 2s'i 2sN
1000 Manhattan Tr.. 3ls ga ~ ga
iss stndebaker Co 66H 6st co.. g.. |
22ooT I, & 1t. q" 3" Il, IL |
do pref ...... s2it s2tt go o-N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
.a1 rales Of hanls. sl.oe4 COO
COLLATERAL Trust NOTES.

FURNISHED boy Svartwout & Appenzellar, No. 20
Pine strcctJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
BOSTON STOCKS.
BONDS

post & ~. 223 ~ & " FL IF IS 50
Ros, q Ne 100 Jos NY MI & 14oiz lto%
Boston Elov l2si. 1913 W - Il. $50 -
y a " Elec. II -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04

iD1li, lVlo Increase.
July June "a l.733.0i5 .Cag 40 1ge 9os
IOTJSVIIIE & NASHVILLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04

htIHu, july, a--Prices on H.
were uepfes'ed Oh the Morocco situation H%GrSe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
@anS mno Sol.
@abucrpflcsc i'm @intcr.

Npr Giutritt ocs @iliers reinige
man Sic @eiliigelitdlle redt griino=
lid ll1o bel treide oaral1f Sic @altoe
geb0rig nit &affmil6, ser ma1 ettpaS
@reoliu bein1eugt. @auptldd)lib le=
be MOI, oaraui oob olle @iten nno
5l1gen ourd) sen Salt gefiiut lperoen,
oern geraoe sort befin0et iid oaS I'M
ge5iefer sen Sag iiber. 8aS Sen Stan
lelblt htrifft, in meldem I'LL iere 9ii6'
Ter sen @il1ter perbrtngen louen, 10
lllltb Nerl elbe troden inns lparn lein.
Melll id)pl1 int Sommcr Srodenbeit
ocs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elm @auptn1p=
n1el1t iiir oas Geoeilen Ser 8efliigel=
5lldlt lit, 10 lit oieS int MInter opp=
pelt geboten. Teld)te uno oltnpIe
StoQu,1gcn li1o Sic Guelle aller nlpg=
tid,en &roufheitserl dWiln1ngen, lrno
oos un1lo mcbr, mcl,n 3lgluft al1f Ste
Shiere ciulpirfen furll. 9ie Sen1pe=
rotltr nlub, lmlnentlid) men11 mon SCI
ti0 Gicr huten nill, lllo al1f Trltbbrl1=
ten re leftiert, nid)t inter plus so
@ruo s. foncn. 9amlit lit je0ob nidt
acIogt. oaB oas @ubn nid)t al1b 35
bis 40 @rao &alte pertragt, obne be-
Io1oers sdaoen 5u neDmen, oo6 lit eS
melt telier, mel11 oos I'M Stale lt1=
teraehrod)te Srintlnaller nid1t gefriert.
Nn1 N1traNlihl item III Gen @iibllern Ell
nc M01rmeter1perotur Don so Bis So
@rao. Sic billiglte inns 5%meftnaBiglte
tteherminterung lit Sic Gerbi1oung
ocs Neiliigelitoues nit &iebltullerL no
sic bereinltr6melroe tbieriid}e @arrne
inns jeNcr meiteren Gorge ent6ebt, filr
cine h0here Sernpcrotlrr &orfebrllt1=
gen treffen SIT miiilen. go eine iolde
@%erGi1oung uid)t moglid lit, Jorge
man in o1Screr &eile fir cine mog=
lid1lt lparlne Gage 0es @iiblrerltalles.
Geu @efliigel5iidtern lit 5taotenL ipel-
dje uit bei5bnre Sc liigel9al1' ier belt
sen, lit oher orinacn0 81 rutben, bon
oieicl1 uglltel1" lcbr porlidtig &C.
bral'd} SIT mad,eu. NQ5lr grobe @ar<
l1e id)aOet ehello, mie 81 grobe Sill
tc. Ireibbm1Spf(an5el1 oiirfen u%l1iere
Niihner nid,t lcilr, lollen tic Nltsen
briilgell llno gel luno blei6en. Treiite=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

0erite ein 1beil Safer uno etn Ebeil
ga15er Mais. Sit sic &ialte DEFENDERS
ltart, faln Sic @alfte Muis gereidt
meroen, a%uoernfalls aber perlpen0e
nla11 niht mebr ais Sen pierten Gbeil,
oa Mnis leidt 5u felt mad)t. Settle
@iibner liefern mobl quite Sllppen ltl1o
Yratel1, ober menig gier. Nu6 @ei-
5en, 8l1dmei5en m1o Mal5feime lallen
li6 %permellDen. Ins Srinfmalier bari
l1ie pergellcn mer0en. Sim bel ten Der
ubreibt mall eS lalnparm.
Sur 8eidle11igung Ser gierlege-
t6dtigfeit miro Elm mariner Stal ul,o
cine fra ftigc, nabr6afte Jiitterrrl9
ieoenfaus mebr %beitragen, oils ollie
e%nnpfoblenen @ei5mittel, mie Gapen=
nepfeffer etc, b0ditens modten mir
sic Sonlen Ser gem0bnlid)cn 9rennei=
lcl nno ser Spnnenblun1e, iolpie sic
Mbf1lle Don 2ein Ian1en, Sem lonltigegl
6l.tter beigemiiht, fir 5lpedmabig
balte,l. Gin iibermdbiges Jittern
oarf natiirli6 audi uibt itattfinOen,
neil ioldjes Bent 9ege11 binoerlib lit.
@iro ober ieglide &flege an Sen @ii6=
merit ma6reno oes @iuters periGlunt,
10 oarf mal1 ii9 nid)t munoern, me1m
lie bei @egill1 milber @itterlu1g 1lid)t
hgen 1pollen, l1l1o u11ter feiuen I'M
ltdi11oen miro man III Sic em SAT- Sic
Wefliigel5l1d)t nit Nl1ben betreIbeu
fDn1en.