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-@FarE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF HANCOCK IS:
December g. A. D. 1918
Taken this 9th day OF December 4. d, iss-
i on q lien execution tor taxes, dated NO
yember 10, 1918. issued on a lien judgment
re ndered by the Ellsworth municipal eoafL;
at Ellsworth. within and for tire county =,
Hsncock at the term begun and held a. ssle
Ellsworth on the first Tuesday Of November
.. d. 1918, TO wits On the nth day OF NpVem,
Der. 1918. In favor of K. ID Smith. collector o.
taxes for the town Of SurFy. Hancock county,
Maine. for he year 1917, against hehie
Black OF said sarry. and Agains the real ss'
tate hereinafter dsscri bed, for the sam o. slt
teen dollars de BIT or damage. aud ten ooilal
and seven cents, costs o. salt, together T az
interest from said nth day OF November, lsis
and fifteen cents more tor writ OF eAeeau1th'
snd will be sold at public auction Al n
sheriH's office, at the jail Ia said ellssOIIs1,
to the highesi bidder, on the I5th day OF Jsl-
uary g. .. 1873, at 10 O'Clock In the ioren9soII'
the leAS undivided fractional part OF ths w w
lowing described real estate, situated IN ssiS
snrry, that any person oidding slii "a sith
pay the amount due on said execution - -.
all M eessary charges OF sale, ana az -. -
right. title and interest which the SAID he9 ~
Black has and had in and to THE same On d ~ \
18th day OF April. 1915. at IL O'Clock she
inmates in the afternoon, the time when . NJ
same was attached on the wit in the 49, $40
suit, 10 enforce the plaintin's lien eIs.5s
thereon for the taxes assessed against - ~
real estate, by the assessors OF said tow y
Surry, for the year 1917, to wit: Bomesses@3
bounded on the north BY land Of Hiram -
Isaiah BLACK helfSi on tue east % Ao- r. Z
Bay; on the south and west by land OF Z p
Csnaage; and taxed for seven dollars ~ ~.
seventy. ave cents. Part OF A. j. Gresn ~ ~
bounded on the north and west Dy ianS % uss
ton Carter; on the east by iand OF y. y, ~ !,
Ike heirs and others; on the south by lAnu s ~
w. q. Rich and K. s. Emerton, AND tAx eS ~
three dollars and ten cents. Lana oousnS y,
Alton Carter, bounded on the rofta ~ asnrr
Alton Carter; on the east by land Of hen.ais
Black, A. J. Green lot SO called on tns "a "a n
by land OF w. g. Rich; ON the west oy ianu IA
Alton Carter, and taxed for four doilsts ~
sixty i've cents, aha,;t.
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srArE or aiAINr.

NQNN3G OF HANCOCK IS.
December g. q q. 1915
gT1AEES TITS eth aay q Bseemss,. 4, 4
ISIS. on a Han execution FOR tss.
dated November -, 1875, issned al r..
j8fgnaeut rendered b. the Il gaW lyth s,,7f.3
pal ceurts n kliswOrth. with}a ard To- IS,
said c0anty Of Hancock a. the term tbe,sai
began 8nd held a3 said Eilswsrts az y.
Isl fgeadsF 81 Move mSer q q 1873 n ~.
On thE LAB day OF Eogsnn Der. 3a.s ia faz.- "A
Y. y Smith collector 81 taxes for To ters
% @urFY, Hans ck county Maize ear ~
year a. q, 1871, aEainst tue heirs Of Hi-a,sT
Black. late 81 snfd safFy. dec asea ~
sgstnst the real estate hrYeinaftsr d-s.ris45
for the saia Of Gve dollars uns Sis ), eIFst
eeBts- d b or damage. and sen dollars ~
seven cents costs II suiE. tostl Esf aitk +.
tsfest from said iith day AZ November. 4 Z
las. Snd nftcen cents UIose icr wr.t ~ esees-
ton, and VIII be sold 81 pabue aEr;iHu tiks
sat riffs Office, At the j&s( Ia said T. sworts. d
the htghss bidder 90 he iS.b cav o{ 5aHg.
ar, i. q. 1919. st ie O'clock iH the ferest7s
the least undivided fractional pstl o. he fol.
loving describes real eetafa ,itgafea In I'D
SaTrs that any person bidding sil lake aa3
pay the AmoRHt due on said execution VIA
81 necessary charges a. sale, and al ,ks
right. title aud sateTes which she sstd hsFrs
Of Hiram G. Black hsve er had gn Aad 20 :As
SAME on the isth day 81 April, 1873. Sc o'elock
and 20 minutes In the Afternoon. shs tine
when he same was attached cn tae writ il
the same suit, TO enforce the plaintiffs lien
claim thereon, for The taxes assessed zzainy
said real estate By the assessors 20 The said
t0Wn of Surry, Tor the year 1917 % witt
Oae nndivided bali Of 10, q ard bounded
On ths uorth by land OF r. Carer; on ths
east ny MoFgan's Bay on The south oy laas
Of n Black and r. &. Candags; sud on tee
west BY land OF 4 = Csuaage. and 10 posses.
sion of Henry Black Of said SugTy.
WARD ". WEseorT. sheriff.
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WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
Put Maine Over the Top in One Big
Final Push.

Put Maine Over the Top in One Big
Final Push.
Maine has never yet failed to answer 8
call to it. The American people have
been called upon to contribute by gift a
greater amount of money than has ever
before been asked from any people, to
loan TO the government a larger amount
OF money than has ever been loaned by
any people to their government, in an
equal period OF time, and to furnish a
larger number OF men for service in
foreign fields than has ever en- required
OF any government before. In ali these
activities the State OF Maine justified her
right to her motto .tDirIgo"-I lead.
In the matter of enlistments she has the
proud distinction OF being without rival
among her sister states. In the first draft,
June. 1877. there were but FIVE counties in
the entire country which were not called
upon to furnish men, and three of these
were in Maine. In the draft for Novem-
Der, 1918, although this draft has now
been cancelled, Maine was the only state
in the Union not called upon to furnish
any men, as her quota was ALREADY full.
We are now nearing the close of the
greatest history making year of this ma
ton since 1t was founded. Every act,
every sacrifice, the manner in which we at
home have answered every call will stand
our boldly in this history for generations.
| BY these shall we be judged, Though we
msy have answered all other calls well,
/ that will not be enough. To clear our
record we must, like soldiers, answer
4 every cali. Less than month nov re-
mains to complete our quota of war say
| iags stamps. Every city and town, every
county in the State should purchase its
full quota before the end of this month.
/ Maine must go down in the recorded
| history of this most momentous year with
/ a clean 100 per cent war record.
/ Buy war savings stamps to the limit,
and put Maine and Hancock county over
/ the top.
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OBITUARY.


Afk@s AAhtlE = 80 il-ftA ny
Another OF Ellsworth's old residents
passed out last Friday morning, in the
death OF Mrs Lizzie $. salisbury. Ripened
in years, feeble in health, death to her
zass release from suffering. and in ihis
thought the family and friends iind con-
ISOLATION ia sorrow inseparabie from the
sInsl parting.
Mrs. salisbury was horn in North
Penobseot Nov 23, 1886, the fourth Of ten
children OF Elisha and f2oxana Hatch.
she was married at BucEsport October
y, 1876. to Nathan 5. salisbury, and soon
atterward they moved 10 Ellsworth,
where Dir. salisbury was engaged in
business until his death in February,
1859.
In Ellsworth Mrs. Salisbury soon entered
into the life OF the community, winning
Faany warm friends. she became a
nemter OF the Congregational church,
and as long as health permitted vas
active 10 the socissy and constant at
tendans at church.
sirs. Salisbury leaves two daughters,
Addie +. and Beulsh l., who pere devoted
10 hef comfort in her declining years.
OF her brothers aud sissera, tour sargiye--
John and George Hatch OF North Psnob-
scot, v iiour Hatch OF Ellis Grove, CAL,
and Mfs. George Ffleit Of Bar Harbor.
The ianerAl vas held sunday afternoon
at O'Clock, Rev. r. y. Mathews Of the
Congre RatlonaI church officiating.
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working for Comfort.

OFFERS yon a chance to secure a perma-
~ nent position amid pleasant surround
ings at congeniAl work and for satisfactory
pay. Working conditions are good-ni e,
clean, light building. we'll heated; nour day
aud all sorts Of Interesting work 10 do. AS
find yourself among congenial fellow workers.
We want faithful, industrious workers.; aud
give them in return ample recesses yaea
tainments. an enpis yees' monthly. free use
OF gymnasiu m. swimming pool, social reading
rooms. Our educational facilities make rapid
advancement possible. II you are the sort OF
young woman who wants to work with US
and II you have fair education. write for our
free booklet "Working For Comfort" We
can tell you right away whether or not we
can use you W. r. GAssErr Pun, Isc.
Dept b. A., Augusta, Maine.
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STATE or MAINE

COUNTY or HANCOCK s.:
December p A. D. 1919
Taken this 9Th day OF December q. d. 1918
Il 90 lien execution for taxes, da,ed New
embeF 10, 1913 issued on a lien judgment
rendered BY the Ellsworl Municipal Coat
al f. sworth. within and for the SAID Cousiy
OF Hancock, at the term thereof beguu ard
held ~ said Ellsworth. on the hfsi To sdsy@
November. a. d. 1915, to wit: Ou the Itth DAY q
November. 1915, in favor Of z. -. smith, col
iector OF taxes foF tie town O. suffy, HAe-
cock county. MAfnr, tor the year ~ q. 1915
Starry. deceased, ard against The eai estate
hereinafter describe tor the sam 81 hfs
dollars aud sixty eight cents. deot OF dAuaa5s
and tsn dollars and seven eeuts costs Of sui
together with interest from aid llis dag
Of November. =. d. 1918, aud fffeeH cents
more for writ Of execution. aud sill be sod
81 public auction. al the saeFin's oiice a. TIE
jail ~ sAia Ellsworth 70 the highest bidder,
90 the 18th Gay Of January "A 1912, - y
o'clock in the foreHoont the least undivided
fractional part Of the following ds'enbea
r. al estate siluated In said Suyry. mat aA4
person bidding viii take and pay the smoHH'
due on said execution, with al Necessary
charges OF sale AID all the Tights IKE 2Ra
interest which the SAID heits OF Isaiah bAcA
has or had in and 20 tbe same On the 1919 lai
OF April 1918, At one o'clock ami thif1y mln-
utes in the afternoon, the time when tae
same was attached on the wit in the ssne
su.t TO enforce the plaintiffs lien ciatm inere-
On for the tAxes asssesed against sara Te4i
estate BY the assessors Of said town OF sntf!,
for the year 1877, 10 wit: One Undivided Eai o.
q lot OF land bound d ou the north uy l8Dd o.
X. T. Carter; on the east b. Morgan.s Say
on the soath by land Of H. Black and =, l.
CsndRge; on the west by land Of f L. Can,
dsge. and in possession OF Henry Black Of sAin
Starry.
wARp w. wEscOTT. Sheriff.
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DEpaAM.

L. r. Black has retained to his work
in Bangor, after a few weeks at home.
Mrs. Hugh Penney of Holden spent last
week with her mother, Mrs Ella Burriu.
Miss Hazel Cowing, who has been home
for two weeks, went to Holden Dec.
8 to resume teaching.
Mrs. Oscar Waning, who has been in
Bangor for some weeks, returned home
Friday.
Miss Ethel Mclaughlin, who has been
teaching the Peaks Hill school, closed
Friday for a two weeks vacation.
Dec. 9. B.
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s.ate Id OHIO. oisy o. roIedo.

state Of Ohio. City of Toledo.
Lncas County.
Frank J. Cheney males oath that he is
senior partner of the firm OF r. j. Cheney g.
Co.. doing business in the City OF Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
trn will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Ter ese h and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the Of HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE FRANK CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence. This sch day of December. q. d. 1885.
A. w. GLEASON.
ffeafl Notary Public.
Halls Cstarrh Medicine istaken internally
and acts through the blood on the Mucous
Surfaces OF the System. Send for testi-
n j. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c-
HsiI's Family Pills for constipation.
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With Hiudenburg issuing NANTES
tos to the tuubeaten army, the Ger
man people welcoming home the
svaugaished yictors" and the clown
prince talkjng about peace terms THAI
must not be Illuminating because il is
dangerous TO sntagouize seventy
million Germans, the suspicion grows
that President Wilson butted in be-
fore the Huns had been sufficiently
srouaced IN the battle field.
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These are unpleasant days for VIII
liam Randolph Hearst, editor Of the
New York american aud other
"Hearst organs and an aspirant for
presidential honors. kilograms from
Hearst to his editors just before
the United States entered the wsr
were yesterday read into the
records Of the Senate committee in
yestigating German propaganda in
this country. These messages d.
reeted that editorials advocating an
embargo on shipments OF munitions
and food TO the allies be prepared tor
his New York papers; instructed that
referendum peace vote" be taken
in each city where Hearst organs
were printed and that a cartoon be
made for the New York american
showing the O. S and Germany shak-
ing their fists at each other and a
hinge Japan bending forward waiting
TO strike "Uncle Sam" in the back.
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Many of the nervous, pale and debilitsted
are being helped TO recover health and
strength. This is good news.
They are taxing peptiron, which combines
iron in the most agreeable. effective and up
to date form, overcoming all the objection
able features of odor and other preparations
OF iron II comes in Chocolate coated pills
does not iniare the teeth, does not leave an
inky or metallic favor in the mouth, and
does not cause constipation
Peptiron is q thoroughly scientific prep
aration. the ultimate result of careful study
and research by one of the most successful of
pharmaceutical chemists. II lie . real, mot q
make-beiieve, iron tonic, especially bene-
icial in cases of pale. thin blood. weak, un-
strnng nerves, mental and physical exhAus-
tion-makes the young more vigorous and the
old less feeble. Peptiron is sold by all drug
gists.-Adpf.
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SUNSET.

Carroll Knowlton arrived Saturday
from Camp Lee, Va.
Charles Grant, who has been in hospi-
tai for treatment for broken arm, has
been visiting his mother.
Walter Small has received letter from
his son Alfred, who went overseas last
June. he has been in hospital since
Oct. s.
Dec. O. SADIE.
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HOTEL HELP WANTED

En WOMEN and girls wanted for best
w year around hotels in Maine; Is
w.itFesses, fne tip hotels; also chamber,
kitchen. dish, laundry and scrub women,
chefs, pastry and al-atoupd cooks. Bell and
bus boys, second ana third cooks for
hotel positions, Apply always TO NAME bo-
TKL AGENCY. new quarters. 20 Main street,
Bangor. Established 81 years 800 girls
wanted for beat summer hotels. InclosG
stamp for reply. Few high grace housework
places.
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- 81 -

hsseeeK IS. asraRwH 4paIcIkr coe,-
In vacation. e'
Ellsworth Dee. TO- a ian,
Upon the foregoing 1ihel. of5e~a5. ~
the iihellans give pesice to the sais lt5slssiaas
appear before the iustice of o r. 800 Y
ia9tetal eenft, 70 be holden al EIIs5rs,s,
within ard for the comfy o. Hancs,es ", ~ "
fo1rtn Tas sdaT at Apff 4 lsi3 " ~
stshiag an astested cory ct salI ,i8el IA S3
order thereon thfee wseks saeees ~, +. IN IN
E!!sworth Anaef tcaH. newspaper print5s N
Ellsworth, in ar county q E1uco ( tkel..s.
publication "a BE thirty DAYS a less, - -
80 ths fourth Tassfay Of April neyt Nv.
he Hsy there and then IL ouf sai4 co9.t 10y =.
pear and answer to said libel ~
HussR 3 bEtsy.
Justice ~ the sap. l1a COVE.
srre copy Of tho libel and order af sas,.
thereon. eV'H
Attest;-T. ?. asHozsY. cls-k
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oRLAND.

Howard johnson is III. but it is said
there are no new cases of inhuenzs in
town.
Mrs. Hattie Saunders is at home after
spending q week. out of town visiting
friends.
Richard Bowden has been discharged
from the service and is at home from
Camp Devens.
Dec .. X.
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We have received a copy OF Capt.
NOW Major Carroll j. Swans war
book, My Company" more extended
review OF which appears elsewhere in
this issue. Major Swan has many
Ellsworth friends, Mrs. Swan is an
Ellsworth girl, but il is more than the
personality of the author that makes
the book interesting. Ii is, TO use a
moving picture term, a ''elcse up" of
American soldier boys at work and
play in training, and in the serious
business of fighting. The author
treats the boys OF his company as one
big family, and the reader feels the
intimate touch himself, lives with
them. and gains more vivid picture
Of what the life of our boys over there
has been. Moreover, the story is
told without the coarseness, the
gruesoneDess, which Some writers Of
war stories have thought necessary to
give aaiistic touch. 1t shows the
stuff of which American soldiers are
made, and the reader also sees in the
making that powerful factor of an
army morale. Capt. Swan has been
made major since returning to this
country. He is at present i'll in a
base hospital at Camp Humphrey,
Va, but expects soon to be mustered
out of the service, and return TO his
advertising business in Boston.
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The 1000 pTopien
in Europe today IS
one OF extreme COM
plexity. OF their
42o. 009. goo practical sfs8es
" only three areas sskb
South Russia. dun-
gary and Denmark,
comprising say so
600. eco have sufficient food. supplies
TO last until ne1t harvest without
imports. Some must have immedi-
ate relief
We have a Surplus Of some 49,
oC0. 900 10 ze,030 Gee tons Of food Il
we are economical so that the situ-
alton can be handled 81 this and the
other smaller SURPRISES in the world
can be transported
"An continental Europe has re-
dueed herds and is. consequently
short OF meats and especially fats.
Those countries have their last bar
vest and under orderly governments
this would furnish breadstuGs and
vegetables for various periods from
&Wo AiDakAAAH w" AT US At Et4sa4ttAE up
on the ratio Of Industrial populations.
Something over 20o. oa0. GOA. Of peoples
are now in social disorder la these
cases with transportation ard finan-
cisl Decentralization the tendency is
for peasants to cease marketing even
their surplus and thas instant din.
eulties are projected into the cities
even when resources are available In
the country. The peasant and viIlarsr
Of Europe always provides for him.
self for the whole year in any event
The problem thus nRTrows itself to
the support OF fhe cities and large
towns pending restoration Of order
and the establishment Of confidence
IN future supplles-and the cities are
the centers Of anarehistie infection.
Arrangements have long since
been completed by which the big Al
lies, that is. France, England and
Italy win he pruvisianed- This COW
ers 125. COO. 0ee people
Our first and deepest concern
now must be for the little Allies who
were under the German yoke. they
are the Belgisns, Serblans. Rouman-
ians. Greeks. Zechs. Jugo-Siavs and
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SpaslaI Notlrsa
ANNUAL MEETING.

DLEAsE take notice that the annual meet
Il ing OF the stockholders OF the Burriii
National Bank, for the election OF its d.
Tectors and the transaction OF all such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting will be held on the fourteenth day OF
January. 1918, at ten O'Clock in the foreDoon,
at the .cffices of the Burrill National Bank,
OF Maine.
u. r. SMALL, Cashier.
Dated this nth day Of December. 1918.
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ADVERTISING RArEs OK APPLICATION
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1918.

William Hohenzoieru, the former
kaiser, has done another poor JOB.
According to press reports, he at
tempted to commit suicide the other
day-and failed.
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!spf I'll Motuzs
PAuPER NOTICE.

HAVING contracted with the City o. u. S mo
III worth 10 support ana care for those va W.
max mesa assistance during I'VE years oegis,
ning Jan. i, 1915, and are legal residents ,Ss n
Ellsworth. forbid all persons tras.ln l, and
on my account, As there Is plenty u 49, f,ity
aeeom mod atoms to care for them a. the ,Si''
Farm house. AkrhVs ID.
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U. 3. shipping Board free navigation school
at Portland trains seAmen for officers herths
in new Merchant Marine. Short cut TO the
bridge. Two years sea experiences required.
Native or na'nr iired citizens only. Course
sis weeks. Apply 70 FRANK A. WILSON at
school. Municipal Bldg, Portland. between
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female a,s!p gaantso.

HOAE EMPLOYMENT. BRAIDTNG rugs
III for us is pleasant, easy, well paid work.
For particulars address PRKLPs a. PIskHAG,
IEc-, Se Anderson St. Portland, Me.
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sURRY.

grange hail next Friday evening at s
O'Clock. ALI members are requested to be
present, to hear reports for past year and
to organize for the coming year.
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bound.

~ ~~sN-~oNOr~0-~~N~ -
1T aaseoef PS", '0 oxp ,gong av as ssHs
same by proving property and paying charges.
A dress SHIRLEY B. HopsEEss, Marlboro Ne.
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CASUALTY LIST.
Maine Men ia Foreign aud Home
Lists of Dead and Wounded.

KILLED IN ACTION.
Warren Curtis, Bangor
Earl 5 Parkinson, Belfast
Guy w Plummer, Brooks
Walter Douglass, Unity
Moses Neptune, Pleasant Point
Richard G Cowen, Saco
Ephrsim II johnson, Machias
John Elliott, Bangor
Frank r snow, Brewer
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Albert Clark, Smyrna Mills
Raymond e Mason, Auburn
Arthur Saindon, Topsham
Louis Dubreuii, Biddeford
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Harvey P Sleeper, Bangor
Franklin V Hall, Bangor
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5ur SAIL

HoRsEs-work and driving horses; prices
III and terms right. NJ. r. CARLIsLR's
livery stable. Ellsworth, Ne.
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ORSE-Bay horse. weight 1870. Apply 10
l. MIcHAEL PovTcH, Ellsworth, Nc
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E-ost.

ID LAEKET--on Dec. p between East sarry
lD and Ellsworth depot, nil-w street
blanket. Will finder return to Howard G.
Load or Mas. WfsFIKLD TRKwoRGT, RAsG
surrye
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The food problem
in Europe today IS
one OF extreme COM
ulexity. OF their
s2o.009. 900 practical
" only three areas
South Russia, ffun-
gary and Denmark,
comprising say 90,
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