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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
REFUSE
APPROVE
INCREASE
Senate Turns Down Two
year Redemption Period,
Proposed by Martin
MEMORIAL BILL MOVES ON
n
O'Connor and Cole. Take OPP
posing Views - Both
Temperance Acts In
(RY II. D. Paulsop.l

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. IA two
year redemption period, proposed. in a
measure submitted by Senator w. Z.
Martin of Morton, was defeated on the
floor of the senate yesterday after
noon, the vote being 27 to, 20.
Senator Martin proposed the doub-
ling of the period OF redemption, and
the issue was raised on the report Of
the committee, which favored indef1-
mite postponement.
Memorial Day Bill Resurreeted.
SO Representative j. F.. T. O'Connor's
bill for no sports on Memorial day,
threatened with death In the house,
passed safely through the committee
of the whole house yesterday after
noon.A
Representative O'Connor, in his
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
MANY GOLFERS e.
LOSE STANDING
tBy Associated Press,

New York, Jan. 13.-Several golfers
of national reputation will be driven
from amateur ranks by the appIica-
ton Of the new definition Of amateurs
approved early today at the annual
meeting Of the United States Golf as
sociation.
The meeting also sustained the rule
under which Francis Ouimet, Paul
Iewksbury and j. r. Sullivan, Jr., of
the woodland (Mass.) Golf club were
deprived Of their amateur standing :
The rule as amended and adopted
makes ineligible as an amateur a
player engaging in any business
connected with the game Of golf
wherein ones usefulness or profits
arise because of skill or prominence
in the game Of golf"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
LORILLARD RESIGNS

Washington, Jan. 1S.-Resigna
of George Lorillard. secretary of the
American legation of Rumania and as
signed as confidential agent of the
United States with the Serbian gov
ernment, to care for the central pow
ers' interests there, has been accepted
His recent request for a transfer was
refused and this resulted IN his resig-
nation. Unof1cial report that he
spoke slightingly Of President Will
sons peace note was discredited at the
state department.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
Proposed Changes in N. D.
Constitution Before Solons
Lie Passed On
Floor of House
(By II. D. Paulson.)

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 13.-
Legislative affairs took on slight
ly more heat after the reading
this morning Of the proposed con-
stitution.
The floor of the house witnessed
several gatherings OF members,
the most interesting occurring
when Representative Everson
passed the lie to Chief Clerk
Bowen.
It is found that the new
constitution provides no method
of legislative amendment, it be-
ing held that the revised initia-
tive and referendum is sufficient.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
WEATHER FOR WEEK
(By Associated PROSE-

washington. Jan. 13. Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Sunday, issued by the weather bureau
today, are:
Plains states and upper and mid
die Mississippi valleys: Fair and
cold first part of week, moderating
and becoming unsettled with probably
snow Wednesday and Thursday fol-
lowed with fair weather to the end
Of the week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
Suffrage Measures in
House Hit Snag When
Germans Propose Bolt
(By H. D. Paulson.)

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 1S.-Women
suffrage forces are at sea as a result
Of the introduction yesterday after
noon of the Nonpartisan leagues pro-
posed new constitution with no pro-
vision for equal rights.
Furthermore, the suffrage lobby,
which had counted on the support of
the Nonpartisan league caucus in
pushing its measures through the
house Of representatives, must make
its fight without the backing of that
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
HIGHWAY
WORKERS
AREBUSY
Information Secured From
Tax Commission and
Secretary Of State
(BY II. D. Paulson.l }

Bismarck, N. D.. Jan. Ex-senator
Ellingson, chairman Of the senate
committee on highways, is very
busy man. Highway legislation prom
ises to be among the most important
of all matters taken up by the pres
ent general assembly; Senator Elling-
son is a highway enthusiast. and he
has a committee after his own heart.
Some unusually good senate bills are
anticipated.
Just now the committee on high
ways has under consideration the i'm
provement of North Dakota's motor
vehicle registration law. Information
has been obtained from the tax COM
mission and the secretary Of states
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
Make Gains
After Sharp Attack
VonMackensen Gaining
(By Associated Press.)

sharp
sh making lines there Today another
British
Germans retaining the main position.
n il Q 70
Modaxian
400 @,'T'~o'
Bulgarian occupied junction Of the
the NodaViah
German troops pushed forward in the Sianic valley
GERMANS ADMIT BRITISH GAIN.
Berlin 13-(5y Vvrsess0-5rish attacked again
ttday the line Anere the
They gained footing position, head
announced today but otherwise angunary repued
the Germans continuing to hold the main position
RuMANANs THREW TEUToNs BACK.
Petrosrad London, 13(6rish admiralty Wireless
forces the region of the river kasno Mol
the back and occupied their trenches the Rus
official statement issued today North Of the sani the
invaders Russians from q height. +.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
State Loan Of Seed to
Mimi. Farmers Planned
(By Assooiat ed Press.)

ed Pressl
OF dgrain cattle
by
Of
Senator. Wheaton
ion Of his bin today Their bank
they will
be able o spring"
would limit amount of feed to be borrow
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13

Bismarck, NJ D., Jan. 1S.-The Nom
partisan league is not overlooking any
bets in its efforts to get its Legislative
program through the present assem-
bly,. President A. G. Townley has ad-
dressed to league chairmen and or
ganizers in every community the fol-
lowing statement:
In order to enact into laws the
leagues program. which the farmers
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
ANOTHER
MURDER
see - -!
MYSTERY
-. :.
Police Hold Suspect Girl
Found Dead in Room Oc-
cupied by Van Brunt
(By Associated Press.) }

Huntington, Ind, Jan. 13.-Two
blood stained handkerchiefs were
found today by police in suitcase
carried by Weldon H. Wells of Kan
sas City, arrested on a charge of en-
bezzlement and held also because Of
ficers believe he has knowledge con-
corning the death of Mona Byron
Simon in hotel at Columbus, @.
The police assert that his admis-
sions warrant them in holding Wells,
CONTINUED on Page Ten.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
Program Clearly Defined.

Program Clearly Defined.
With the Introduction OF this pro-
posed legislation, the program that
the Eonpartisan league proposes to
make its fight on in this assembly,
becomes clearly defined.
The league proposes to carry out
its promises to the voters Of the state
including state ownership of utilities,
exemption from taxation of farm inn
provements, rural credits, and state
hail insurance. to the fullest degree.
tIave Strong Support.
Upon the constitutional revision
program that it has submitted, the
league will make it's fight. 1t pro-
pose to sing or swim" with this pro-
posed constitution, that fact being
clearly indicated in several statements
that have been forthcoming from
prominent league leaders, and which
have, from time to time, been present.
ed in The Forum.
Eighty-three men in the house
signed by the league to support the
proposal for a constitutional conven.
tion. are declared by the leaguers as
bound to support the constitutional
bill. Likewise. the decision of the
Nonpartisan caucus, also is said TO
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13

unique legislative body.
The Nonpartisan leaders, unwilling
to give offense to the fifteen thousand
German voters of the southwest" have
decided they will have no hand in the
suffrage issue.
when the suffrage issue was raised, it
was at once apparent that numerous
members Of the caucus would with
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
Back League is Appeal
Of President TownIey
(By "A. D. Paulson.l

Paulson.l
OF the state have endorsed, it viii be
necessary to secure majority OF the
votes Of both the house and the sem
ate.
"A large majority OF the house
members are league men, pledged 70
the league program These men were
elected this year. But in the senate
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13
To Build at Mandsr.

To Build at Mandan.
Mandan, N. D., Jan, 13.-The
Meinecke Construction Co. of Fargo.
has purchased ground in Mandan for
the construction Of new apartment
house.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-13

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THE WEATHER.

Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday.
Continued cold tonight. Not quite so
cold Sunday.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-23
TO GET WATERMELONS
 TO MARKET

The application of a copper sulfate- starch paste or Bordeaux paste to the freshly cut stems of watermelons has been found to prevent the stem-end rot that has caused heavy losses to melons in transit in previous years.
 This treatment in recommended in Farmers Bulletin No. S21 recently issued, and has been demonstrated at loading stations by agents of the U. $. Department of Agriculture.
 The treated melons have been prac- tlcalsy free from stem-end rot, where as shipments sent from infected dis tricts without treatment have given much trouble. In one case, two cars arrived in northwestern city on the same day, one, untreated in a ventil ated car, had 25 per cent of decay. while the other, which had been treat ed, altaough in an ordinary, unventil- ated box car, had only per cent of decay.
 Several large shippers are now insisting that this treatment be given all melons they buy, and it appears likely that the Departments method of control will quickly come into gen eral use. The results secured in Flor ida and South Georgia justify the adoption of the treatment in districts now shipping.
 Detailed directions are to be found in Farmers Bulletin No. S21. sent free upon application to the Depart ment of Agriculture.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-23
NOTICE!

A recruiting officer, for the United States Army will be stationed at Prescott for the purpose of procuring qualified applicants for the army. He will remain here for seven days, from July 23 to July 29. All red blooded Americans between the ages of IS and 40 are eligible for enlistment. Transportation will be furnished to Little Rock to all qualified applicants.
 This is an opportunity offered to persons required to register, to en- list voluntarily. Those whose num- bers have been drawn and are subject to the first call, may at this time vol unteer. All persons may volunteer until notified by the local board to appear for examination. When noti- fled officially by the local board to appear for examination you cease to he eligible for voluntary enlistment. If you wish to volunteer instead of being drafted, this is your last chance.
 Jno. A. Marr, P. M.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-23
A BAD SPRING FOR WOMEN

The late, cold and damp spring seems to have been particularly se- were on the health of women, and many are suffering from backache, rheumatic pains, aches and pains in sides, joints and muscles, lumbago and other ailments caused by over work or disordered kidneys or bladder. Mrs. T. J. Bucknell, Hardy, Neb., writes: ''I am recovering from an attack of lumbago by the aid of Foley Kidney Pills. They surely help me" Women seem peculiarly liable to kid ney trouble, and no symptom should be neglected.
 Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-23
KEEP FIT AND FEEL FINE

Foley Cathartic Tablets are a wholesome physic that thoroughly cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stom- ach and arouse the liver. For indi- gestion, biliousness, bad breath, bloat- ing, gas, or constipation, no remedy is more highly recommended. Sluggish bowels are the direct cause of many ills and the indirect cause of many more. Undigested food poisons the whole system. Don't be careless. See that your bowels are regular. Keep fit. Then you will feel fine.
 Hesterly Drug Store.
 Get an August Ladies Home Journal Call PAP,
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-23
FLOUR IN
 SMALL QUANTITIES.

V flour in small quantities and
 ct it carefully from spoilage, is
 avnote of suggestion from the
 od States Department of Agri- bre.
 ,rd four milled from standard
 bt exhibits very little tendency to
 mnose when stored in the proper
 ror Nevertheless, there is con
 ,able loss of flour through spoil
 as a result of improper storage,
 icularly during summer months,
 r. dealers naturally have to carry
 orape an amount of flour proport-
 te to the current of their trade.
 sekeepers on the farm and in the
 should purchase flour in accord
 with their needs only. It is false 2omv for the housekeeper to pur-
 "a larger amounts of flour than
 be used within reasonable |th of time. This may be a barrel
 large family; more often it will he 4S-pound sack. Any storage of
 F in excess of the consumers need stit,ltes hoarding. which, under ,ent circumstances, is an unethical
 reprehensible practice, of no pro- b the individual who practices it,
 injurious to the best interested of
 people.
 Iince it is the duty of everyone in
 present situation particularly to 6d all waste, it is incumbent upon one so to store the normal stock |hour as to eliminate all waste Atsoever. The precautions that are tuired have been we'll worked out practice and are stated as follows
 specialists in the Department of feulture:
 There are three cardinal principles Hour storage. Flour should not stored in the cellar, since the cellar rarely free from dampness, even ugh special flour bins have been It in. It is common to find odors in jellar and flour absorbs odors and fontominated by them. The cellar ool, but is usually too damp. Flour iuld not be stored in the attic of the tal type. The temperature is too h in summer, there is no circulat- of air, and the flour is likely to ac- |re musty odor. Flour should not stored in the pantry or kitchen ex- t in small quantities since the tenn fature is certain to be uneven and flour is likely to be contaminated ordors.
 Ii practicable every household Puld possess a small room for stor- f of non-odorous commodities. Such room is best located on the north |e of the building. It should be Ptllated and a cool and even temper Pre should be maintained. Where Fn a room Is not obtainable a closet ht the requirments we'll. The bins containers should be kept clean, P when an old stock of flour is ex- psted, the container should be care ny cleaned before new stock is Iced.
 Naturally the flour must be guard rom vermin. Flour should be ex- llhed occasionally to see that de- pipoSltlon has not begun. Conserv- III thlS manner, the sack of flour in household and the larger stores the retailer can be utilized prac- any to the exclusion of any waste rough spoilage.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-07-23

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 kTouomber 4th, 1905, at the post o+ Prescott, Ark, under the act bneress, March 3, 1879.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

bort, mo am meiften 8atterien borz
banben iinb, ndbrenb beim Menl9en
acknowledgements bic 3eluloieperz
bouung am be1ten 1tattfinbet, tpel.n
mDgli6it tpenig 8otterien i'm Dorm
porbanoen. iinb. 9ieie Miberi prii9e
l0ien 1i@ pobriGeinli4 teilmet1e
bur6 bic 8eridli9tigung Der Sotfoz
he, bab bic 3euuloie immer nit on=
teren @toffen %perbunben portommt
unb bemna9 AUDI gang per1@teoenen
@irtungen unterliegt. Soptel 1T IL
ber, baB Tie fir ben Meni&en i@le4tz
bin unperbauli9 1T, menn tie nt4t
fir ben @enuB in g%eeigneter Mei1e
borberettet 1T. 9esbalb iino ale Mrz
ten BON robem Semitic, gum 8eiiptel
Mabies@en ober Mobrruben, 1htper
psrbauli@ unb nerben nur gum Sell
o%usgenuBt. Mie in alien 5d1en iino
bic ein5elnen Meniden fretlt4 ou9
in bielem Puntt na@ ibren 5ahigz
teiten iebr berf@teben beronlogt.
Mande merben au9 robe @eml1e
binrei9enb bepd!tigen, wdbrenb an
bere iogar geto6tes @emaie, gum
8siipiel Grbien, ni6t gu peroauen
bermDgen. Profei1or @@mtbt bat ben
@'rinben na@geipirt, auf benen btele
nnter19iebe beruben. Sic beginner be-
reits Bel Der 3ertletnerung int Munz
be, beren geiunbbeitli@e &ebentung
audi BEL Der &inberer5iebung mod
bel itdrfer beriditbtigt perben miibz
tie, ols es gem0bnli@ bisber gei@iebt.
ssSn 5tpeiter 2inie 1T bic 3ufammenz
iebung unb Men9e bes Mageniafts
bon 8ebeutung. $50 in bieier Sim
fi@t Elm Mangel borltegt, Der i'm az
gemei1en NIT benz Musbrud ~f9le@z
ter Magen" be3et@net mirb, mub Elm
Semitic, &penn es als Nabrungsmitz
tel Dou CUR @eltung tommen 1oll,
ni@t dlein getoht, fonbern au@ mod
bur@gei@lagen Derben, bamtt Die
:3elndnbe beretts porber cine Ger
tletnerung erfabren baden. Mm
f@merfen perbauli@ bon alien @tofz
fen, bic nit ben @emuien in cine
@ruppe geftelIt perben, itnb bic Ptl<
&C. neil ite auBer Der 3ellu1oie au@
mod bas 1ogenonnte @bttin entbalten.
8eilduftg lei nph bemertt, baB bic
@%etpobnbett, einem Semitic betm So
@e11 etpas Natrrn 5u5uieben, Sic
@erbauli@teit Der BARN entbaltenen
3eQuloie ni@t perbehert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03

Ser iun9e @obn BON @b
5obler in Greltoa, Sa., legte auf bos
8abngeleiie cine Patrone, I'M gu fez
fen, mie iie %erplobieren purbe. Mls
nun Elm 3ug 3abertam, %erplobisrte
bic Patrone au@, Die &ugel murbe
quer uber bic @trabe gei9ohen, GER
iplitterte oas @9oufeniter zines
Barbterlobens uno berlebte einen
bort anpeienben &unben, ben be-
jabrten Peter Clinton, an Der 8ade
unb ging bann bur9 ben Mermel
eines onberen &unoen. Die Mufrez
gung mar noturlt9 grob, bis Der
&nabe f@lteb1td Elm @eitGnbnis abz
leate.
Dem Sngenieur Der COP
2inie, 81. 81. 8%ear0slep, purbe in
Minot, %. O., in feiner gnti@abiz
gungstloge gegen bic 9rs. @ping &c
@ping, &enmare, $7933 5ugeiproz
@en. Ser &lGger bate bic 9ilfe Der
Mer3te erbeten, I'm einen in feinem
Muse befinbliden 5rembf0rper gu
entfernen. Snfolge Der Operation
perlor er bic @ebfraft bes einen Muz
ges. Ser Sal bate bas @eri@t bret
boue Sage bef@Sftigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
, Zleues aus
Natnt. unn frtlkmnhr.
9as Ntsitrcdcm bein Griuadcm.

Sour berbdltnismdBig ipentge Menz
i6en leiitsn ft@ beim @ripoaen 10
um1a1enbe llebungen, pie o1e b0bez
rem Siere, i6rem Snitintt folgeno,
1ie regelmdBtg bur9maben. 9a5u gez
b0rsn, SiefzMtmen unb Streden nnb
Musoebnen bes R6rpers in perl@iez
benen Mi@tungen. Ser Menl9, audi
tpenu er fi@ mebt 3eit 5tpti@en benz
Mugenblid bes Grma@ens un0 Dem
eriten Mufre@titeben ntmmt, ~bo1brtngt
in biei Ter mi9tigen 3miI9enpauie
meiitens bebeutenD peni9er. SIS 1T
aQerlei CUR @rtla1ung bes @i9z
@trefens als zines unpiutirliden,
natirli@en Mftes, mel9er Dos ST.
pa@en beglettet, gei@rieben porhen,
aber piele pifen Die mirtlide 8ebeus
tung besi elben mod ni3t, - ipnft
miiroen iie berml1tli@ mebr @ebrau@
babon ma@en.
Na@ elmer neuerliden tpt1en1@aftz
li@en &larlegun5 bebnt bas Stret=
fen ben &Drper in Der @eiie aus, bab
bic Mbern, in ipel6en bic @ntptdz
lung bon 8lut : Stauung nit Der
gr0Bten @abrf@einli@tett gu erparz
ten 1T, unb in benen au@ Der 8lutz
brud fi6 an i@pd@ften gelteno
1na9t, perldngert tperben, mas CUR
sSclge bat, bab 5as Slut let@t aus
Den Mrterien, 1T benen Der 9rud am
itdrti ten lit, bnr6 bic getp0bnli@e..
Mbern na@ benz 9er5en 5uriidflieBf.
@o mtrb Der umlauf bes 8lutes at
einem acknowledgement gema@t un6
uberall angeregt, mo- es n0ttg 1T.
8ertpanbt bamit 1T Dos @dbnen: SIS
1T in cine &raft : l1ebung Der 2unz
gen, mte bas Streden Elm @Gbnep
oer Musteln 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
9as edielem.

S@telenbe Nugen 1inb Elm ent1telz
lenbes 2eiben, bas meber bic regelz
mdBigite &Drperentptdlung nod bic
i@0nfte @efi&tsbtlOung gang uberz
ieben ma6t. SSn bielen 5duen Fat bic
Mutter pber pflegerin biefes 2etben
felbt beri@ulbet, inbem iie berabz
1dumte, mos CUR ribtigen @ntpidlung
Der Mugenitelluny n6tig mar: es 1T
Die ri@tige Stelung bes &inberbett=
@ens ober @agens gum 2t@t. SIN
eriten ftnbli@en Otter 1tnb sic Mugen
mod ni@t geiibt, 5uiammen gu arbeiz
ten, b. +. fi@ ftets 5uglei@ na@ re@ts
unb limits, pben unb unten, tnneu unb
auben gu breben, ntelmebr ma@t iez
bes Muge I'M Mnfang feline 9rebung
5iemlt@ unabbdngig bonn anberen
Muge. Men1 man bas 8ett@en bes
&inbes 10 felt, bab es muir bon eli
1er @ette 2i@t erbdlt, II. meiitens nod
re@t bellies 2t@t, 10 bat bas &tno
nod benz 2i@te nit benz etnen Muge
muir cine geringe 9rebung gu ma@en,
NIT benz anberen bagegen etne UNI 10
grDbere. 9a nun ale. &tnber germ
na@ benz 2i@t i@auen, 70 btlbet ii@,
pe1r1 bas 8ett ben ungeeigneten, BON
elmer @eite beleu9teten BlaB lGngere
s3eit bebdlt, bic bouernbe unglei@e
@te1ung Der Mugena@fen aus: bas
&tnb 1@ielt. SSn btelen 5duen rperz
pd@ft" Der Sebler BEL re@t5eittg etnz
aeboltem &at uno befen 8efolgung;
oft brtngt cine Operation in fpdteren
Sabren @tlfe. .3umeilen ptr6 bas
@@telen auf cine etnfa@e Metie gez
beilt, inbem mon bas geiunbe Muge
NIT einem i@mar3fetbenem 2dpp@en,
Dos boppelt 5ufammengelegt nnb nit
8Gnb@en am &opfe befeitigt ptrb,
bebedt, un6 muir bas franfe Muge
aus19auen ldbt. @s liegen TSydue Dor,
po i@pn na@ 10 Bis Ia Sagen Bel
Mntpenbung biefes einfa@en Mittels
bas @@telen beleitigt tpar. 9ur@
@ernobldfigung bleibt aber oft Der
u%nangenebme Sebler III mebr ober
pentger bobem @rabe bel teben. 9az
rum ibr Mitter, felt bas &ett&en
cures &inbes 10, bas es 6as 2t9t
bon betben @etten in 9lei&er @eiie
erbdlt, olfo am beiten nit benz &opfz
enbe mad Dem 5eniter, bo@ barf
1elbitberftdnblt@ bas 2t@t ni@t gu
grea fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1917-05-03
9ie ser @emaie.

Cine rei@li4e 8eridii@tigung bon
Semitic in Der tdgli@en @rndbrung
ge9Drt gu ben @runoiaben, sic gang
aQgemein %befiirpDrtet perben. Mu@
tpenn man nt@t Der gdn5li@en Musz
1@eibung BON 5leti4 aus benz @peiz
1%e5ettel bas @ort reben min, 10 be-
itebt bod beute nole @inigteit in ber
Mnnabme, baB refine 5leti&nabrung
unter Musf@altung bon Semitic fir
bic bol1er1tbe @e1unoerbaltung bes
&0rpers niht 3utrdgli@ 1T. 9abet
1pri@t aber cine merfmiirbige Srage
nit, beren Muftldrung Der Mt6enz
f@aft nt@t leiht fd1t. Mne pflanz
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