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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-19
HARAMY winner OF
EARLHAM CONTEST

Earlham will be represented IN the
state oratorical contest in Indianapolis
February 20 by John Haramy, senior
who won first place in the contest at
Earlham chapel. Tuesday evening.
Herschel Folger was awarded sec
ond place and Margaret Parker third.
"The Principle of Nationality" was
the Grafton given by Haramy
Folgers subject was THE RED
Triangle"
Darkness Before Dawn" was the
subject assigned to Margaret Parker
industrial Arbitration in the United
States" was given by John George
Baker.
Education for World Peace" was
given by Paul Smith.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-19
Court Records

Oral motion was made Wednesday
morning in the Wayne county circuit
court by thep laintiffs. William M.
Catey, James Catey and Mary E. Bake
born to substitute Samuel M. Catey
as administrator for Walter A. Lewis.
The court appointed James NJ. Catey
commissioner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-19

built by the United States Steel Cor
poration north Of Mobile. Orders for
house building lumber experimenting
fifty million feet have been given to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-19
women ORGANIZE
BOWLING LEAGUE

The Richmond women bowling at
the "Y" bowling alley have organized
a four team bowling league.
The women's bowling league Will
start bowling soon, says Tim Sprouse,
manager ofthe "Y"' bowling alley. The
alley Is open to the women every day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-19

will each receive a Thrift Card AM
four 25-cert stamps on each, card Is I
Christmas gift of the company on De
cember 25th.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-19
Music PATRONS TO
attend CONCERT

Richmond patrons Of musical al
fairs will attend the patriotic concert
Thursday evening at the high school
The proceeds will go toward the sup
port of French orphans. There will be
several numbers by the high school or
chestra.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-19
TO GIVE THRIFT STAMPS

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. 19.-Twen.
ty thousand employers Of Rubber
Manufacturing company, Akron, O.,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-19
NEW TOWN IN ALABAMA

MOBILE, Ala, Dec 19.-Chickasaw
Is the name given to the city being
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-19
Marriage Licenses.

Aaron Forrest Stout, p years old,
soldier, at Camp Taylor, to Nable
Overman. 20 years old. housekeeper.
Richmond, Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-19
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting q trunk
several years ago. Doctors said nay only hope of
cure was an operation. rrusses did me no good.
Finally got hold of something that quickly and
completely cured me. Years have passed and the
rupture has never returned, although am doing
hard work as a carpenter. There was no opera
ton. no lost time, no trouble. have nothing to
SELL but will give full information about how you
may End a complete cure without operation. il
you write to me. Eugene NJ. Puilen. Carpenter.
139D idarcellus Avenue, Manasauan, N. ]. Better
cut out this notice and show it to any others who
are ruptured-you ma save life or at least stop
the misery Of rupture aud the worry and danger
Of an operation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-19

mills in this district by the steel cor
poration.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

The Red Cross society at Campo is
preparing a welcome for the FL Cen
uc Red Cross workers on July A. A
| arbecue will probably be the feature
or the welcome of the residents Of
Campo and vicinity. There will be a
dance over the stone store and every
ene viii have a good time, it is prom
ised.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

The first grapes out of the Valley
this year were sent from the ranch Of
Charles Balance, four and one-half
niles east of this city and south Of
MeloIand, yesterday. The vines are
loaded with fruit, which will bring a
good price.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

City Building, Plumbing, Garbage
and Electrical Inspector William Cass
whenever the garbage haulcr does not
appear to clean up back yards, has
the work done by private hauer and
the sum is charged to the bondsmen Of
said garbage collector.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

A decree of divorce was yesterday
granted Mrs. Jessie A. Brown from
Charles Leroy Brown. Mrs. Brown
will resume her maiden name, Jessie
1Ianley. The grounds Cor the divorce
were desertion. She is now residing
in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16
AUCTION, Tuesday, June 10
ONE YEARLING HOLSTElN BULL.
-15-HORSES-15

horses weight 1900 EACH bay old weight
weight 100 pounds od horse,
weight 1000 pounds DID, two 2yearod le
ling cots.
NOTE: Ny expires 1 am selling my
going dairy Absolutely
They sell the date Don't miss this genuine
closing sale
SALE WILL BE HELD IN THE
TERMS $100 months
one d n months, one third months Pur-
approved security drawing cent
approved by clerk No property t.
discount for cash time
d. /. ZINN and j. g. BRADLEY, Auctioneers;
Office A. b. Dunbar Loan Office, El Centro Tel 1i3.
L.. CARSON, Clerk;
to fficeO Sixth Tel. li3
T. A. MCFARLAND, Owner
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

The Trumbo family, accompanied ,,
Miss Weatherwax and Mr.. Hayes, will
spend Sunday in the mountains.
The weather at Long Beach has
been exceptionally warm for the las
few days.
Mrs. C. R. Daley and children left
or this mornings train. to spend the
summer in San:a -uonic&.
The Mesdames Trip and Fishburn
of Heber were in Hl Ccntro on bust
ress yesterday.
Dan Seput, charged with having stol-
en- a fellow workman's bed roll here
last night, was placed in the county
.taii. Charge, petty larceny.
, The Red Cross workers are very
grateful to Mrs. King of the King
Cafe, who supplies them daily with
ic1 water.
Rath & Marshall hav" furnished the
Fed Cros sheadquartels with broom.
Sdch gifts are very much appreciated
by the recipients
2. A. Shoeneman of Brawley report
d to the sheriff last ,ight that fifty
sacks of barley had been stolen from
lis place, an auto truck being used to
carry away the grain.
Three more of Gopal Singh's horses
have died from the strange unidentified
fualady reported to the county veteri-
marian three days ago. 1t is now be-
heved they have been poisoned.
Mrs. Claud Rice, daughter Of NJ.
Simmons, and sister of Miss Ella
Simmons and sister &C Miss Ella
Simmons of this city, is here from
Pomona on an extended visit.
A, S. Millard of Si'sbee struck .
lad spot in the paving opposite the
court house site yesterday and was
thrown from his auto, sustaining a con- /
fusion of his head
City Marshal Jenkins wishes auto
owners to keep their machines of /
Main street tonight because of the
dance given by the members of the .
Ten Thousand Club.
I'D Neasby, who three years ago
vas given probation on = check charge. Z
IS again before Justice Mayfield. He
VIII be given his hearing Monday on
2 bad check charge.
Los Angeles men registered last
night at the Barbara Worth included
Charles J. Let's, George p. Sanford,
George E. Bell, Granville McGowan.
". H. Cook, j. S. Cannon, G. L. Will .
fclt, George w. flashing, T. o. Cor
rcll and Seeley G. Mudd.
Mean temperatures for Imperial val /
ley Jas shown by the u. S. weather
reports for 1916, were as follows:
January, 81; February, go; March, CT;
april, II; May, II; June, 80; July, !.
SO; August, SO; September, 80; Octo- I
Der, &C.; November, 81: December, 40. |.
Directors Edmunas and NickersOn
and Attorney Phil Swing, of the Irri-
cation District, have returned from
where they went the early
/ art of the week for the purpose Of
on important matters with
Governor Cantu.
The Red Cross society at Campo is
preparing welcome for the FL Cen
uc Red Cross workers on July A. A
barbecue will probably be the feature
or the welcome of the residents Of
Campo and vicinity. There will be q
6Gnce over the stone store and every
ene viii have a good time, it is prom
ised.
sxYzs ssxsss szsssszZ .yaMa
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

MIR. and Mrs. G. n King of Fill
more are visitors in FL Centre.
Joseph F. Seymour and family will
spend Sunday in the mountains
Sheriff Applestill is expected to re-
turn tomorrow from his trip to Los
Angeles.
Mrs. NJ. Simmons and family Of
Ioltville were FL Centre visitors to-
day.
DR.. F. w. Peterson has taken his
family to Pomona for the summer.
re viii return in few days.
Miss Nina Somer left FL Centre this
morning for two weeks vacation
in Los Angeles.
Luther Cooper. charged with steal
ing a razor and clothing in Imperial
last night, is guest at Hotel Apple
still. I
Supervisor Shaw and MIS-. Shaw
will probably go to the mountains
Tor a few weeks on account Of Mrs.
Snaw's health.
Herbert Poole returned from Long
Beach today. He has been attending
the Long Beach High school for the
past year.
A. K. Ellis of Fullerton arrived in
FL Centre yesterday for the purpose
# visiting his ranch north of the {
,ity.
Mrs. W. NJ. Herbert of San Diego i
uotored over with a party of friends !
she is visiting the Kammel ranch near /
5eeley. |
Misses Agnes and Bertha King OF
.os Angeles arrived at the Barbara {
Horth yesterday at the beginning OF
visit here.
G. W. Bush, rancher, and John Isa-
,el, zanjero, were affected by the heat
It Holtvilla yesterday and We're at
ended by physicians. They will be all
Ight in a day or so. .
Drillers of the desert we'll on the
Ioltville-Yuma sandhill road are down
20 feet and have struck water. II
: believed that a good artesian flow =,
an be secured at 500 feet.
The maximum temperature at Yu-
M yesterday was 116-within one de-
:ree as hot as any day last summer
n ither the Yuma or Imperial val "
cys. j
The Holtville Fiesta park is to be 9
c;uvenated and placed in good shape
or the coming fall and winter, ac-
crding to plans hatched yesterday in >,
he city. :
C. F. Richardson and Beryl Evans, !
{ Tucson, who motored from Arizona =
y way of inland, stopped over here
ast night and will continue on their
gay to Los Angeles by way of San
lego tonight.
A decree of divorce was Yesterday !
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Sheriff Applestill is expected to re-
turn tomorrow from his trip to Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

j. M. Trodenick has purchased tbs
] ico ranch, near Holtville, together
With four lots in block 19, Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Joseph F. Seymour end family will
spend Sunday in the mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

+ MIR. and Mrs. G. N. King of Fill
more are visitors in FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

The Seeiey Farm Center will hold
an interesting meeting Modnay at the
usual place. W E. Packard and Paul
Eougherty will speak.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Mrs. NJ. Simmons and family 0!
Tioltville were FL Centre visitors to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16
PERSONAL and LOCAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Kies of San
Diego are among the visitors to tie
Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

W. l. Hodges has sold all his sheer
and will go into the hog raising bus
iness on a large scale on his rancf
east of town.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Mrs. H. c. Bliss died at the Holt
vile sanitarium yesterday of heart
failure. She is survived by husband
and four small children.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

DR.. +. w. Peterson has taken his
family to Pomona for the summer
Re will return in few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Contractor William Anderson, hi.
wife and daughter Laverne will leave
this morning for an outing at San
Diego and in the mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Directors Edmunds and NickersOn
end Attorney Phil Swing, of the Irri-
cation District, have returned from
Fnsenada, where they went the early
art of the week for the purpose Of
conferring on important matters with
Governor Cantu.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Miss Nina Somer left FL Centre this
morning for a two weeks vacation
in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

/ C. F. Richardson and Beryl Evans,
OF Tucson, who motored from Arizona
Ly way of INLAND, stopped over here
last night and will continue on Their
way to Los Angeles by way of San
piego tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Luther Cooper, charged with steal
ing a razor and clothing in Imperial
last night, is a guest at Hotel Apple
still.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

A. w. Benton Of Santa Ana is regis
tered at the Barbara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Los Angeles men registered last
night at the Barbara Worth included
Charles J. Let's, George p Sanford,
George Z. Bell, Granville McGowan.
". H. Cook, J. S. Cannon, G. Z. Will
fclt, George w. flashing, T. o. Cor
rcll and Seeley G. Mudd.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Mean temperatures for Imperial val
ley ,as shown by the u. s. weather
reports for 1916, were as follows:
January, 81; February, so; March, CT;
April, II; May, II; June, 83; July,
SO; August, So; September, 80; Octo-
ber, sc; November, 81: December, 40
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

I'D Neasby, who three years ago
vas given probation on = check charge:
* again before Justice Mayfield. He
VIII be given his hearing Monday on
bad check charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

The Trumbo family, accompanied b
Miss WeatherwaX and Mr.. Hayes, Wi
spend Sunday in the mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

The weather at Long Beach has
been exceptionally warm for the last
few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Mrs. c. r. Daley and children left
or this mornings TRAN. to spend the
summer in San:a -uonic&.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Rath & Marshall hav" furnished the
Fed Cros sheadquartels with a broom.
Sach gifts are very much appreciated
by the recipients.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

The Red Cross workers are very
grateful to Mrs. King of the King
Cafe, who supplies them daily with
ict water.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

The Holtville Fiesta park is to be
rc;uvenated and placed in good shape
for the coming fall and winter, ac-
ccrding to plans hatched yesterday in
the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

Dan Scput, charged with having stol-
on a fellow workman's bed roll here
last night, was placed in the county
Jail. Charge, petty larceny
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-16

City Marshal jenkins wishes auto
owners to keep their machines of
Main street tonight because of the
dance given by the members Of the
Ten Thousand Club.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-16
FL CORAZON PERDlDO

tad, la compassion, Ia tristeza, Ia ale
gria, ell amor, los celos TODD era ell
ella profundo y terrible; y ia muy
necia Ell vez de resolverse a suprimi
uno de los dos c%oraZones O los dos a
IN tempo, diriase que Sc complacia
en- vivir doble vida espiritual, que
riendo, gozando y sufriendo por du-
plicado, summarize impresiones &c esas
que bastan para %extinguir la vida.
La criatura era como vela encendida
por los dos cabos que Sc consume
en- brevesc INSTANCES. Y en- efecto. Sc
consumia. Tendida en- su lecho lie
muerte, Iivida Y tan demacrada que
parecia un ~pajarillo, viniercn los
mcdicos y aseguraron que 10 que Ia
RI cbataba de este mundo era Ia "Up
tura deu ma aneurisma. Ninguno sIpo
adivinar Ia verdad. ninguno compren
iiC que Ia nina Sc habia muerto por
cGmeter lai n,prudencia de dar asilo
a Tn corazon perdido en la Gale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-16
.h0 la buena genie de esta aldea?

ch0 la buena genie de esta aldea?
ALA.
-; Quieres guiarme hasta alla?-
irs:stij 81 aparecido.
-Tengo mucho que cavar.
-iOuires guiarme hasta alla?-
terGueG aGn.
va he dicho que tengo mucho que
cavar-replic5 ~colerico.
! sigui6 cavando; al mirar De nue.
70 nj aldcano vestido q la antigua.
habia desaparecido.
Aquel suceso lie dejo rlaravillado,
Y en- 81 cerebro comenZo q agitarse
una tremenda inquietud iQuien era
aquel homhre7 ;Por que vestia a la
antigua? :Por donde habia venldo
Y por donde Sc marcho? iPor que por
tres veces Ie habia invitado 2 que lie
acompanase? Tn profundo terror Sc
apoder6 de su alma; miro a 10 lejos.
V VIC aun en- el canine al aldearo que
lie lIamaba; pero Ia codicia pudo mas
en- = ' volvio sus ojos a Ia terra, en-
busca del tesoro a~petecido; pero esta
vez. IN nuevo prodigio le dejo alb
scrto; los dientes de Ia azada Sc
habian q~uebrado como 81 fueran de
CRYSTAL
Con,enz6 n correr despavorido ha-
cia ell pueblo a~bandonado, clar!ando
Socorro; pero solo Ell eco ~alargaba, en-
medrosa replica. su clamor de espan-
to; al fin. buscG refugio en- ia vieja
casona senorial, y ALI al pie del no
gar en- que ardia el rescoldo del Ill
tmo fuego, cay6 ,nuerto ONO herIdo
por 81 rayo: de su cuerpo pecador ha-
bla nacido Ia higuera que Sc erguia
! aun en- ell suelo terreno de Ia cociaa...
Este es ell secreto de esta triste al
dea ab~andonada. 49,.
Eugenio Lopez y Aydillo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-16
E. PROBLEMA De La ALImENTA.
C|0N EN- INGLhTERRA

! vo nacional. Ahora lie piden 4 este
colono despojado por IN regimen fIs-
cal que ha hecho Ia Dotencia indus
trial de Inglaterra Que transforms
sus parados en- campos de trigo, de ave
ma Y de patatas. Las asociaciones ie
labradores nan ~presentado Immediate
mente al ministro cieEtas cuestiones
de orden practice Y de i~mportancia
primordial:
GEl gobierno facilitara a III precio
razonablc V en- Ia epoca opCrtuna los
<ulfarcs Y supc:fosfatos? iFocinta-
ri el gohierno las c~antidades nc"e-
&ariaS de simientcs de patat&s dc las
mtjicres eSDecieS?
Guerra ei ministro eXaminar IA
vorabIemente Ia question Do un precio
m:nimu para el tri@o durante IN Pc
rio l. dc cinco aA,s?
ii. Prc.her ha ~contescadc inHe-
d!atamentc Il estas pre@Unta1 fiiando
los precios i los cualcs comprari Il
Estado eXclusiya9fcntc Jo,tr In CO.
sccha. Fl ;rigo Sc pa"ari 4 - fran
cos 81 quarter" de 2SS ki:os, t. ave
m a 1850 el "quar:ci' de l32 k:!os.
las patatas 4 entregar del - de sep
ticmble al 81 lie cncrO 81 pagar;ir
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-16

fc-rnana de Ia Carload que atendia
al General. fue muerta por una bom-
NJ al Girigirse a Ia Acadia. FL &C.
neral hizo lamar al medico en- jefe
lie Ia Aahuiancia. y lie dijo cue lie
-et:rasen de ALI 81 creian que erI ST
o~resercia Ia que determinaba aQucl
~5ombardeo. e. 3, el General habia
ner!idc tcda e~speranza: hablando
con IN captain, lie hizo esta recomen-
%!aci6n- "Teadr5is cuidado de colccar-
ne b;en en- mi lecho de muerte"
Al dia siCuiente, s de Enero, 4 las
7:I5 de la manana, murio. DesCan-
"a cn Il cementerio de Moosch.
Perdonadme 81 en- torno de los Dos
;reroS INSTANCES de I'm guerrero no
rerno mas que rasgos que deben pa
recer inciGentales, en- Yez De hacer
IL retrata moral V pintar sus cuall-
GadGs ~profundas como seria de de-
| searse. Pcro de las doteS :
lie Ia autoridad para describir los he
chos n,iii:ares que lie sirvieron de mar
co y ~realzasen su vida Me ha pare
edo Il menoS conveniente registrar
coli respeto detalles que era menes-
ter no dejar perder y cue sirven dc
elenentos para comprender Ia belle
"a moral y Ia firmeza en- el carac-
| ter de IN iefe.
Maurice BARRERI,
de Ia Academia Francesa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-16
MISS RUTH LAW EN- PARIS.

La serorita Ruth Law. avfadora
americana. ultimamcnte en- Paris cs-
tudiando 81 desarrollo de Ia ~aviaci6n
en- Francia durante IA guerra, Sc ha
!eclarado sorprendida en- 81 vista
a lie Bourgct. de Il cantidad ' va
r.edad de tipos de los aeroplanos que
custodian Paris.
Dice que 81 Sc combinasen todos
los cGrpos de aviaci6n Y Sc reunic-
ran todos los aeroplanos tanto mi
'ita"cs como privados de Estados
Unidos 10 Sc podriaN comparar cor
I,0s acumulados en- lie Bourgct Y ma
:uralmente como en- esta, hay varioS
o.ros campamentos en- Francia.
Vine 4 Francia, declara Miss Law.
con el objeto de iHvestigar los dife,
~cntes mcllelos ~franceses Y adquirir
81 mas veloz. pero como actualmen-
&c no Sc construyen sino para la de-
manda militar. no puedo determinar
a maqlina que preferiria. Muy sor-
Drendida me ha dejado e. hecho de que
as mujeres de Inglaterra no Sc ha,
van dedicado I la aviacion % mayor
entusiasmo. La muier inglesa ha te-
nido siempre Ia reputation de adap-
:arse mejor i los sports que Ia mujer
americana. por 10 tanto he ~Guedaio
desilus onada de Ia actitud de las
mujcres inglesas como a]viadoras.
Ia senorita Law vuelve al pals
para tomar parte en- Ia carrera de
San Francisco 4 Nueva York que Sc
llevara a cabo en- el mes de JUNO
baio los auspicios del Club Aereo de
America. Dice que 81 vista a Fran
cia e Inglaterra lie ha sido sumamen
e ~provechosa Y que lie ha dado mu-
he's nuevas ideas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-16

Antes de la guerra, Inglaterra COM
prada productos de alimentaci0n en-
Ell extranjero en- proportion de dos
t~ercios. Durante Ell ano de 1916 han
comprado en- Ell exterior por cerca de
200 mjllones de frances de generos
cuyo transporte representa- un tonela-
ie formidable. En- este momento Sc
realizan los mayores esfuerZos para
llcvar Z cabo los proyectos eStudla-
dos por FL anterior rlinlsterio Y gra-
cias 2 los cuales Inglaterra podra ha-
Ger grocer sobre Su 'Suelo Ia mayor par
te lie los cereales que en- otro tempo
pedia = las nacioneS mas ~agricolas
FL nuevo Sobierno ha puesto ma
nc& q Ia obra cor ms prodigiosa
enCrgia. Para sabcr las dificultadeS
que trndria que veneer baSta lamar
una Cjeada sobre algunas cifras que
| 81 gran ncveliSta Henry d. DaVraS
tia en- IN estudio notable que ACADIA
lie nacer soDre el problema de la ali
mentaci6n inglesa
En- primer lugar Sc trata. de Suplir
Ia in'0crtaciGn de : milloneS de quin-
tales de trigo a los cuales hay que
anadir 100000 quintales he harina.
| 700. 600 Quintalcs de cehada, 100000
guintale; d. avena 100000 de maiz
Habra que cosechar tambiGn un Su-
plemento de varios millones de quin-
tales de patatas. Ademas descansa
t2:nbitn en- gran partc sobrc "a a@r!-
cu!iura el rroblc2sa da IN carne. Ha-
bra que Ia maner de ali
mertar una ganaderia Que facilite -
mil.iones de kIloz de carne de buey II
nillones de kilcs de c2rne de arr
70 10 mlllones de kilos de cerdo. To-
davia har;in falta - m~illones de XII
los de manteca y @allinas Suficiertes
para tener iC0 millcAes &c huevos
For ultimo habra que coseehar reno
lachas para 10o rillones de kiloS de
azu>ar cue hasta aqui venian impor-
tandoSc.
La seduction dc scmeiantc probe
ma no den"nde de una sofa admins
TRACTION. Fl Inspector de- II alimerta-
clon necesita Ia colaboracio5a estre-
cha &C todos los otro~ ministries \
pcrici0n siya q minisrrO de municio-
nes Ia cycIdo una comiSinn De vigil
lancia para la fabrication interior de
ms.Cuinas agricolaS V de todas las
hcrramientaS ne"esarias para Ell Gull
two Fl m:niS:erio dc Ia guerra IA
cilitala en- el momento dc Ia siembr&
Y de las labcres SCldados priSiGne-
ros alemancs Y esGs famosos Cons
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