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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13

XII meg lopott. Mert az ehseg mem
j6 tanacsad6. Ilyen elozmenyek
utan sejtheted, hogy XII voltunk
hizva, mire rendeltetesi helyunk-
re ertink Is nemelyik felolt6
meg cip6 nelkil volt ak1or es
oft, hol oktober 2S-an meyer
kezes napjan mar hofuvasok vol
TAX es hideg % fox Celsius
volt. Ezen videken egy allo
h6napig esett a ho minden nap
es a hideg meg orosz karacsony-
kor erte ell tet6pontjat Gan. g.
am, mikor a hideg 80 fox volt.
A no masfel, helyenkint 2, SGT a
fuvasok utjain 3 meter magas is
volt, ugy, hogy nehol ugy kellett
az Ittestr6l a kisebb hazakra le-
nezni, a kutyak a keritesek folott
jartak XII hazakb6l.
A lagerelet lit meglehetosen
egyhangu volt. Foglalkozasunk
volt a kenyerfaszolasert elmenni
naponta, a konyhara fat vagni es
vizet hordani, takaritani es ma
gunkra mosni, varrni. Sz0rakozas !:
sakkozas, kartyazas, malmozas,
mese, nota, meg tetii0les. Mert
orosz fogsagban abb6l kaptunk
legtobbet. Az etkezesiink meg
ALT mindennap delben meg este
kaposztaleves, delben kis hus
hozza, mint az ujjam,, es 10 en-
bernek annyi kasa kolesbol vagy
zabtovekbql, jesetleg hajdinab6l,
hogy minden embernek jutott 2
ev0kanallal. Merit az a rossz $40
kas lit is megvolt, hogy 10 ember
eVett egy talbot. Reggelire tea
viz volt. A legszorosabb ertelem
ben we've es naponta 2 es fel font
kenyer, ami a mi sulyunk szerint
/ kllo, inert egy or0sz font 40
deka. De ebben a kenyerben az
tan minden volt. Igazi hadifo-
goly kenyer. A benne talalt lele-
tekb6l egesz muzeumot rendez-
tjiak be. Volt abban mindenfele
bogar, yak eyer, sparga, l6tra-
gya, papiros es egesz kalaszfejek
es sok volt a polyva, inert hisz
majd az eg6Sz abb6l allott. De ez
q kenyer csak eleinte volt meg,
inert a helyzettel az is rosszabbo-
dott es 1S-ban mar csak felfont
volt lagerporci6, kasa IS hus
meg semnli De az&rt kibirtuk.
I4etenkint k6tszcr, szerdan 6s
p6ntelzen bojti nap volt, akkor hus
helyett a levesben szaritott BIZ
dos halatt foztek, melyb6l a fej
tobb volt, mint derek. Hat ilyen
kor sokan b6jt0ltink, inert mem
tudtuk megenni, sokan meg is be-
tegedtek t6le, minek folytan ke-
sobb ell is toriiltek resziinkre a ha-
las ebedeket. Mas napokon meg
olaJJal foztek. 1915-16 telen az
tan feliit0tte fejet a tifuszjar-
vany, ami oily er6sen duhongott,
hogy lager 10000 foglya 1916
okt. 2s-t6l 1916 april lo-ig 5000
re apadt. En- is megkabtam a fol-
tos tifuszt 1916 februarjaban es
OF hetig voltam k0rhazban. egy
hldeg barakban, honnan saiat al
yansagomra engedtek XII. AIT
mondtam, hogy mar egeszseges
vagyok, pedig meg ugy szediil-
tenn, hogy a lagerbe menet ha-
romszor estem belle a hoba. De
mem tudtam mar nezni azokat az
azsiai allapotokat, amik oft tor
tentek, melyeket, sajnos, mi
vereink csinaltak. - Kemeny
deszkapricscsen fekiidtunk, csak
egy leped6 yolt alattunk, es 3
ember takarodzott egy leped6vel,
oily siiriien fekiidtiink egyiitt,
hogy csak oldalt .lehetett fekiidni.
Egybe volt OFT keverve fej-, has
es flektifuszos, riihes, feketehim-
los es mas ragalyos beteg, ugy,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13

hogy egymast fert6ztuk meg,
inert orvossag mem volt, hanem
piszok es tetii annal t0bb. Eek
mex a lazas betegeknek maguknak
kellett a klozetra jarni, ami egy
a barakk melle epitett sufni volt
melyen keresztiil fujt a szel,
hordva belle hayat es sziikseg-
let jegge fagyott. Nero jeg volt
oft minden es ide mezitlab jar
tunk, inert a betegek reszere XII
tett 3 par papucsot a verter urak
hasznaltak, Sokszor ugy kellett
oman a beteget felhozni. Ma
ponta SO halt meg egy terem-
ben. Velem is megtortent, hogy
este, mikor lefekudtiink, mem
volt semmi es reggel mar az elot-
tenn es a hatam mogott ley6 tar
sam is halott volt es en- a ket ha-
lott koze szorulva aludtam. Az
utan, aki meghalt, avval mem So
kat cerem6niaztak. Levetk3z-
tettek meztelenre, meg a hottest
is levettek rola, ha volt, es hoztak
egy koporsonak csufolt gyalulat-
Ian ladat, melybe beledobtak, fol
a szankara es gyeriink kifele a
temet6be. AIT beteget, melyik
onkiviileti allapotban kiabalt, meg
is vertek az apol6k az emberiseg
legnagyobb dies6segere, es sajnos
mi embereink. Hat ezt mem
tudtam nezni, felebbezesi forum
meg mem volt. Mem tudnam hu-
Ell leirni azokat az allapotokat
itten, inert arrol koteteteket KEEL
lene irni. De eleget tudhatsz, ha
ezen par szot, amit lit irok, at
gondolod: Azsia rehabilitalta ma
gat allapotaiert, inert az europai
lzulturember tultett rata! Az
tan, hogy a k6rhazb6l kij0ttem,
rOyidesen egy munkas transport
indnlt foldmunkara, melyb6l az
intelligensebb eIemet kiszedtek, en-
csak hogy menekiiljek ebbol a
varosbol, feliratkoztam es velik
9 napi utazas utan lekerIltem Sza-
mara kormanyz6sagba Bogorusz-
Ian newt varosba. honnan aztan
a yarosi zemszk6 kiadott benniin-
ket Jarashoz tartozo k0zsegek-
be parasztokhoz f0ldmunkara
| hayi Z rubel- fizetes es kosztert.
Tobb semmi. Icy keriiltem en-
/ negyedma gamnlal a varostol So
yersztnyire- fekyS Nowi Klucsa
lieyu k0zsegbe egy jobbmodu pa
faszthoz' klnek q ia volt, mind
egyik nos, s6t a legidGsebb fla
max a Tia is nos, tehat osszesen
Foltuhk (mert meg 3 fogolyt mas
Varosool Is hozotf) III fogoly, D
orosz aikaimazott es csalad uno-
kakkal 30 osszesen 81 szemely,
illlhd egyutt.
MielStt tovab bomnn6L ra;,,;
den kiterek az orosz raszto1
eIet- es le]kiy;,aoanak ;ol,on,zs
sere. szokasaikra 80 sz6raLozs-
| saikra.
Az orosz falusl nep nagyon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-13

kor~y utohatasa, ha kisse hideg
van. Ezen sebbel aztan marcus
2s-an Karansebesre vittek Kras-
s6szoreny 'megyebe, hol k6r-
hazban 3 hYnapig voltam. A yer
veszteseg Rvetkezteben sulyom,
mely marcus 2-an 68 ky. volt,
april 10-ig 52-re ment lie. A kor-
hazban toltott id5rol maid kovet
kezo levelemben referalok. Ad-
dig is minden jot kivanva neked,
mamadnak es n6verednek, ma
radtam tavolbol mindig is fe-
lejthetetlen, igaz hu baratod
J6zsi.
Budapest, 1920.
Kedves baratom
Folytatom soraim k0zleset oft,
holt multi levelemben elhagytam.
1915 marcus 30-an keriiltem
Karansebesre a v0roskereszt kor-
hazba, hol teljes 3 honapig vol
tam. Ezen ido alatt mondhatom
neked, nagyon rossz borben vol
tam verveszteseg Matt, oily
annyira, hogy ha felkeltem, ell
szediiltem es mem LATHAM. Ez az
allapot 2 honapig tartott. Ezen
lido alatt, piinkosdkor anyam is
meglatogatott a korhazban. SEE
rettem volna akkor Pestre kerul-
nj korhazba, hol legalabb az is
merosok t0bbsz0r meglatogathat-
tax volna, de a kervenyem kes6n
jott meg, aztan meg jarvany mi
att mem szallithattak ell Icy az
tan jun. 12-en meggy6gyultan
e1tavoztam a kaderhez, mely ak
| kor Zagrabban volt. OFT meg s
na2ig voltam labbadozo oszta-
lyon, &ztan kikerjiltem szazad-
hoz. Kertei,, szabadsagot, de meg
3 napot sem kai>tam 6s igy jun.
/ 24-en kiildtek vissZa = 12-ik me-
nettel harcterre. Tchar 10 h6-
napi frontszolgalat, a k6rhazi kia
lodas 3 h0napja AIT eredm6nyezte,
hogy mikor egy kraicar nelkiil
voltam a kadern6l, hogy meg egy
leyelet sem tudtam irni haza,
melyben 'tud0sitsam a hozzatar-
toz6imat, hogy hol vagyok, meg
szabadsagot sem adtak, hanem
kildtek vissza a harct6rre, holott
meg kadernel sok olyan volt,
aki meg AIT sem tudta, mi front
Szerencs6re, mikor Simontor-
nyan voltunk, a zagrabi szemeIy-
vonat elhagyott bennunket es
egy RAFT utazo uriember elvallal-
ta, hogy susgonyom, ha beer Fe-
rencvarosra, hat maid feladja.
ICY tudtak meg, hogy atutazom
Pesten ujra a frontra es ICY ejiel
II orakor talalkoztam anyammal
es noveremmel kobanyai palya-
udvaron. Meg abban is pechem
volt, hogy mem nappal LATHAM
Pestet. Ettol kezdve aztan gyor-
san valtoztak az esemenyek.
Lemberg visszavetele utan reszt-
vettem zlota-lipai, gologovi, bro
di-i iitk0zetekben, maid a Lisa
Cora hegylancon at el6nyomulva
bevonultunk Oroszorszagba, hol
aztan sept. 13-an 1915-ben az
egesz divizionkkal egyutt orosz
fogsagba keriiltem. Az oroszok
10 napig hajtottak bennunket
gyalog egesz Kievig (43O kilome-
ter, oroszban verszt), hol okt6bef
Gan bevaggoniroztak benniinket
es % napi utazas utan, egesz Del
oroszorszagon Is az Uralon ke-
resztiil, az Ural-hegys6g fels6 We
ge fek ESD Wjatka kormanyz6-
, sag hasonnevu varosaba vittek,
honnan meg gyalog 3s kilometert
kellett megtenniink Macy hofu-
vasban, mely alkalommal tobben
osszeestek az uton es megfagy-
tax, azok pedig, xix rendelte-
test helyre, Slobodskojba, a La
gerbe megerkeztek, egy harmad-
reszben fagyasos beteg lett. XII
mex ORA, kinek laba. file. keze
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-20

mentioned the black wool iust to show
one Of the numerous things which ran
be done II large wool pool " made.
Ne h to report the result ~ his com.
mittco's Work at a meeting Of thu
Fleece, States Wool Growers Associa.
tion November - IN Chicago Other
committees arranged for by the wool
division at the American Farm bureau
Federation are the legislative commit.
tee which ~ pledged 90 work for the
Truth iu Fabric hill ana also CON.
mittrr ON getting American woQl into
European countries II IL planned To
send tiW Nunl into Austria fur example
and let the people manufacture u into
the finished prudurt. the wool growers
Ia be- repaid hs getting portion uf IN"
finished produrt Farm bureau mem
bars bon South Dakota are planning g.
uadu raw wool tu English mhnufnctur.
pra fur suite oi clothes Mr. liuOg
Scout rnns Co uu.c up the question be.
fore his committee With Bob Martin Of
Dd Rio. president at the Texas Wool
Growers Association, and also Pro
frssUis MDC,r and Jones ~ tho state
Agricultural md Mechanical college as
well ~ other experts ana Interested
persons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-20
SOUTH BEND DISTRICT ISBECOM|NG
{ ONE OF MOST PROMISING IN TEXAS

lire GOO vsD ,h. nll discovery well still
making more thln 100 barrels daily
pf'or flowing fHr moro 'hln a year The
HHhHr So ~ FDuHr 60 "a IL flowing
tNl hTtiH dIUy after being in iur sov.
t.ll urHfNf Th, three wells ~ IN" In
NIr,i De- az CrroHtIHu continue Go huld
nH HIIh.uHh thrF arr orly small pro.
du..f. operators Hra confident that
/ th. .. ~ production ip the llilburn field
I De Oh. bs found fu tho southwest ~ the
present ruup iu producers. and u IL
'b.u. thIt most off the drilling opera.
f..r. Hr u.. UUi.r HUy. Two 40 thu
wells nHI 'h urd there being drilled
. hN tl >"I Drr .nN. ou thr Hutton
l,f.r
1Fre rIi,a '. tha .Isi - the Ulburn
I f.H...rr flH T.U.N Jacobs Wrll of the
Rising SHr lUtUNlrlIl company. which
dUI|.d IHf. ut" .|Hl 40 600 t'Ut soy.
'u| month. IgN. continues ts fair
IumH.r .ul d. wIhIuE about fifty hnr.
I,'s lI.'E There hts been little drilling
ln fU.f vicinity end sen far % continues
fh .HIv ..3Usr iu The new field u
has H.t.r t,,g ,D.rW,f,d. however the
d..u H.nc Uu'F l short distance In the
ufN nrl
D. % dIv brings forth ample evidence
Nf fH. .f,H .'N ,Nfunsinr ~ development
n ih. now Nlr.sIU.hrs county fold
8 sun. representing re- large Fort
Worth syndicate. hHs Just closed M
% HIs fr -H1 .rr.s in h shallow dis.
trict and already has made preparations
Oh. start iHIu. OIL. tb'a vast holdings
.-.F.. Of fF. rI. in that vicinity are
-H shallow tl1t 900. Ul b. taken out with
Nn' -a 'h'. wlls having Jn aver.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-20
A Real Hope of Relief

Why this growth? Because Chiropractic offers to suffer
ing humanity the richest gift OF Naturchcah. II grows
because thinking people know tina, sickness is unnatural
normal body and eagerly taking up that science which
attacks the abnormal sick conditions in the logical way, and
without drugs OF knife the OF disease.
tn" Chrorractor does not lie puts the body in tune
with Nature and the natural healing forces Build up and
strengthen the weak end diseased ORGANS and tissues He
has found that certain diseases the result o the pressure
~ the spinal bones the which obStructS the life
giving ~ adjusting certain parts OF the spine and
removing the pressure illness in those organs that these
nerves feed can be relieved. Through
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-20
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JOIN THE MOOSE.
Pure, Rich Blood Will Keep
Your Body Vigorous and Healthy

precaution 20 keep the system in a
vigorous condition so as - more
easily resist disease 70 which every
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-20

Other Crops
l,lopi Hyrirne Regulations.

81 SriN. Texas. Noy. lq--According
to Miss Eunirp len. director IT physi.
cal training Cor Vnmcr AZ the tnivcrs.
l'y ~ = As about iei girl students
hay" voluntarily adopted the hyglen,
REGULATIONS r,clmm 1lpd by the Wo
mems Athletic Association Included In
these hyrione rules arc the f0llowing
points Three regular meals daily with
mo- eating between meals except fruii
nd wiik. 'n hours "Aercis. daily: bath
ur shower daily and eight hours sloor
siX nights % week Record IL kept hy
Tho Wumcn's Athletic Association - al
girls deserving these regulations FOR 4
month Cr longer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-20

FORT WORTH. Nov. 1.-Two dcvol.
onmcnts are reported from Young coun.
~ which viii greatly accelerate thr de-
Relopmcnt ~ the South Bend district.
which II now coming into the llmellght
~ one ~ the most promising oil pro.
ducing districts " the North Central
Texas fields
on ~ these Il the annoinccm, Tint
the Wichita Fall, s southern railroad
Germany has applied Tor 70 permit ~ IS
tend it, line from New castle. in Young
county. south 90 Brpykcnrile" n
Stephens county. trayersine The South
Bend distiict. This viii facilitate the
movement ~ large supplies NJ drilling
machinery and materials watch Ir' uDw
required Tor she district. since half e.
hundred ~ mos" wells now are drilling
there This with the proposed Now
road from Graham south to the Elus.
willie district viii give tho territory fair
~ ample railroad facilities.
The other development D. d great m.
CREASE IN The flow ~ the VI X Graham
No ~ the oklahoma Petroleum 4
Gasoline company. which has been show.
inE In the 2i00foot sand Tor several
days When icst'd tho well filled l 500.
barrel tank and oycrnnw,d 100 barrels
into n nearby creek ln three hours time
which II ai fhe ut' uf moro ih1n 600
barrels daily. II could NOT hr expected
to hold up On that COO a. tWcrtyfour
hour flow hut ~ expected fo make c0n.
Eidcrably more than 900 barrels dIily
II IL ~ far the best We'll the county has
ever had AM opens lmWpns rn-gll..
ties Tor the district.
Operators here call 1tt.utiHn o. 'hr
fact that although there hlN, b,'1 f.w
completiuns from the ilburu district
IN the Southwestern wrt 0f Elyand
county. there Irc possibly ln1 n wells
drilling Their" near tn sand d,pth and
possibly will come in during m" urNt
lew days II II Ilso pointed uuf that
the six producers ~ the .i,ld are h.id.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-20
FCTED TO MEMBERSHIP
N UNIVERSITY FRATERNITY

AUSTIN Toyls Nov i9-phi Lamb.
IA rpAlou honorary chemical futorn.
as 1t 90, University 81 Texas. has an.
uuup,.d %, election 81 the following
seniors o. mrmb,rship. !, r. Humphrics.
OaswD0a. " s. iaitm,r. Meridian. 4.
l.. Foster Austin. Gordon Kinds l,ul.
hard t. T. 3nilo, Austin. Membership
boz this organization b. limited o. stu.
dents who arc making chemistry their
major studs. aul is based en- both
scholastic standing mad personality. 10
II announced Election Is made from
the senior ohss iu the fail and trum
the Junior class toward the ,lo,e ~
spring term.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-20

When impurities creep into your
blood the first symptoms are usu.
ally n loss Of appetite. followed b.
n gradual lessening Of energy. the
system becomes weaker day ty
day. until you feel yourself on tho
verge Of q breakdown.
Nearly everybody needs n few
bottles Of s. s. s.. the great vege-
table blood remedy. 20 cleanse out
all impurities about twice a ycsr.
Il Is nm excellent idea TO take this
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-20
WOOL WAREHOUSES;
WILL Be ERECTED
PLAN To POOL AND STORE cur ~
TENS II TAKING
SiiApE.


DALLAS. Tex. Nov ~. r. Hoog
scott msuihsr of the board cot director
uf the Texas Farm Bureau Federation
has been placed un th, advisory com.
mi'foe of IN. American Farm Eurcau
Federation. wuul marketing division
fur thu purpose uf deciding the best
economical paint fur M. location az
weed warehouses o. handle the great
farm bureau NuI puul The commit.
tee has been authorized 20 rvt ill the
technical help necessary iu ~ study
az Nod market cvnt,rs. Nj liuug
Scott says that either Houston or Gni
weston viii likely De- chosen as the
warehouse center ior this section q
th, United states and he has been iD
conference with the Chambers of com
m,rCe u both cities The water rate
knocks 80 cents on ~ the freight IN
wee! from Sin Angelo 90 either Boston
or Philadelphia saws Eoor Sruti o.
explaining the necessity uf having the
great central warehouse 40 gull port
Capacity ~ House.
The Cnnacity " the n,w warehouse
viii probably De- 1000 600 pounds ur
more Warehouses ~ this kind. dc.
,udirg 90 Mr Ruog scott enable the
growers 90 grade their wool before sell.
inr o. We never Eet nay fur lambs
wool" he says. "bccaus. Il Is put with
IA, other wuul When We grt hlg
warehouse where it can he properly
graded We viii get n premium on lambA
wuul. because We will have enough 81
IL tu offer Il 10 the buyers separately"
BLACK wool. according Ia iiuUg Scott,
can BE- sold separately from wan.
house Of this kind Black wool ~ used
io make Monks caps In which no dive
D. used a. obtain Oh. color. Bo0g Scott
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-20
TEXAS CROPS or GOOD
QUALITY FOR SEASON IS
! FEDERAL BODY's REPORT

Announcement, ~ the quality II the
seasons Texas crops on November first
has been made rs the Federal depart.
uent % agriculture The report shows
that hut small percentage u the acre.
age ~ the stat" IL planted 90 corn but
the quality of the crop ~ the year Us
Declared 10 be excellent. Il h-ing graded
at 10 percent.
The complete rcport follows:
Corn:
The quality ~ corn grown Tor grain
j. &c percent. there were hut percent
az the total acrsare planted 90 corn tbs
Nenr that WINS cut Tor silag' purposes
and the average Yield 81 forage WIS I
tons per acre. The percent q the 1919
corn crop remaining ON farms N0ycm-
her LIST. 1890. Is estimated to be- - per.
cent a the total Crup ~ that year.
The average weight psr measured
bushel 81 small gains harvested this
year are as fellows winter wheat 5s.i
pounds per bushel. oats 90 pounds po,
bushei and hurley a. bounds per hushel
Potatoes
The average Weld Il potatoes prr acre
r. estimated o. have been - bushels
The ulality II Nc percent whore 100 per
rent represents a hiGh medium grad
NiNNAA NfAANAA ff'iitA
lions and the freeze q early April are
largely responsible for the decreased pro-
duction. Is pr cent ~ which IL grown
fer market.
Sweet Potatoes
The states total production IL cs;imat
cd to be = 3ts 600 bushels 0r an aver
age yield of i05 bushels pet acre Tor tn
- 600 acres. The quality u ~ perccu
and the percentage grown Tor marhe
T. &C per cent Of the total production
or ais. 200 bushels
Grain s0rghums
The production OF grain sorrhums
eO.9s2 coo bushels an average % q
bushels production from .906 .a0a acres
The average yield 20 forage b. % tom
per acre. This j. the largest crop pro
duced In Texas IN years and sxce'd
even that q 1918 Almost ideal condl
tions have prevailed throughout IN
greater part u the plains sc,tion whlcl
grows the major part - this crop AM
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SnrglInn lanc

NNigNuU w"
Tie average Weld Df sirup from scr.
-hrw com. b. 10 gallons which gives q
..tH' HHif,fl.u ..r ih' stat, ~ 7Oa .OO0
-iil..- 0U.m fh. 900 acres on which
nh. ...f l- grown.
Peanuts
fl "s.rHgr Weld Tor peanuts r. 80.
f'iNshad I' 80 lush,ls per acre which
~ HurrHyimJt"ly ~ pcr cent Il normal
N.,'t ui wd.,I'.s total production OF
i'f' 600 lusi.is fHr the state. Though
grD,esy ~" stands have heen poor the
growth he's hrrn very satisfactory and
iho uugtty of M. nuts is estimated to
Dec 8l p'r cent whore 100 per cent rep.
r,s.rfr hrh medium grade.
Other Crops
Nrllr production b. estimated az "a
p,r ut Z d NORMAL. the quality at ~
lp.g cont and th, number 81 bearing
trees. us compared 90 the census II 1919.
'% per cent
F,'d peas have produced but - per
cen, 20 % normal crop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-09-01

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