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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
Citrus Seminar to
Be Held at u. of F.

The twelfth annual Citrus Semi
mar 70 be held at the University Of
Florida October -, should inter-
est every progressive grower Of the
state. TIE Agricultural Extension
Division, State Plant Board, College
Of Agriculture. and [. s. Department,
Of Agriculture have agreed 70 con
tribute toward making this Z great
success. ! few topics Of special il
cerest are:
Marketing Southern Fruits, By
Chas. J. Brand. vice-president and
genera. manager Of the American
Fruit Growers. Inc. Mr.. Brand was
formerly chief Of the Bureau Of
Markets.
The PRECEDING Of Citrus Fruits
will be discussed by ". J. Dae-wy-
Ter, ORLANDO Mr. Daetwyler has op-
Grated & preceding plant in Orange
county and ms some valuable ideas
that growers should know about.
The Just Variation Of Citrus Pro,
perties will be discussed by Hon Ma,
ZION l. Dawson, state equalizer Of
taxes.
The Plans for the Lake Alfred CT.
trus Branch Experiment Station viii
be handed oy Director WWilmou
Newell.
The Inspection and Transporta,
them. TIE agents OF the Russian
police then learn PaRthea's identity
and arrest her. She is doomed and
70 be taken for Punishment TO Siber.
ia. Gerard's o~n strength Of char,
acteraeter is then revealed when he
decides t9. join his wife in exile as a
Political pfisoner Of Russia
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-19
Baseball Results


Partly cloudy in the north and
probably local showers in south
portion Sunday and Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
JITNEY DRIVERS
APPEAL LIKELY
Situation Unchanged; Men
May Ask for Permits

With city officials stin barring the
operation Of all jitneys except those
protected by the McGiothern injunc.
ton. the jitney situation was pracu.
caily unchanged Saturday.
Efforts of the 81 jitneurs. who
were granted leave TO Join in the Nc.
Giothern suit. to secure permission
from tn. city to run their cars
have proved fruiticss.
Twenty-one jitney drivers who
have been arrested by public utilities
Investigators for alleged unlawful
operation OF buses have indicated
their intention TO appeal to the su.
perior court
Formal notices Of appeal have not
yet been filed.
Increase In the street railway re.
ceipts have not been so large az was
expected from the elimination OF 81.
ney transportation Receipts for the
FIRST two days Of the jitney prohlbi.
ton averaged sts5 per day. Approx.
mately IS out OF 200 buses are still In
operation. however
1t Is expected that the city council
win receive at It's session Monday a
number OF applications for jitney per.
mits TO serve tho street car lines an
feeders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
$40 A DAY FOR
TRIP FROM n. Y.
n. A. lumb Brings Family
and Heavy Oakland Car

II cost IT. A. Lumb. New York
broker. Just $40 a day 10 bring his
Oakland car from New York 10 Sc
attic. he told T.. A. Henderson, man
ager OF the Northwest Oakland Co..
distributors Of Oakland cars In Orc.
son and Western Washington
Lumb's car. with equipment.
weighed s.tTs pounds and he was
accompanies by his vito and two
children The $40. he said. repre-
scented all expenses for meals for
the family. for gasoline oil and
everything elsa He covered S.ois
miles. averaging 20 miles to the
gallon.
on the gumbo roads Of South
Dakota. which heavy rains had
made hard 10 pass. he went thru
while others were stuck
The family alta $3.50 worth Of
fruit each day and Lumb recon.
mcnds the diet 10 the world.
ITO followed the Yellowstone tar
here. He has gone ahead 10 Fort.
land and will touch California. Old
and New Mexico points and the
Southern states on tho return trip.
Tho total tour viii cover $4,000
miles.
This Is Lumb's 18th trip with n
total mileage Of .i.7ss miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
He "Sold" Safety
First to Himself

A. c. Hansen. OF the local Stewart
Products service station In for the
Old. fashioned safety-fist idea
cts In my SYSTEM" he raid.
.T have been putting over the 'nca
OF stewart warning signals. search
lights and bumpers so steadily tina,
I have completely sold myself.
"ft's the come back that does ~.
Customers return TO me with Sucn
Anthusiasm ! can't escape the value
OF my safety devices.
"If prospective patrons could hear
those customers ] wouldn't have 10
open my mouth TO make q hale.
They'd do It for ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
BEATS TRAIN FROM
SAN FRANCISCO TO
RENO IN MAXWELL

I. NJ Seymour. OF san Francis
co, wagered Fred Rheinsmith. as
sistant manager OF the Sacramen.
TO hotel. that he could beat tho
train TO Reno with his Maxwell.
Rhelnsmith accepted the bet
and went along to see that moth.
ing was -pdt over on him
Tho Maxwell covered the dis
lance OF 1857. miles in six hours
and IS minutes. beating tho train
by two hours and % minutes.
The run was made thru con-
rcsted sunday traffic. and In
climbing tho 100 feet OF elova-
ton the Maxwell made no stops
for gas. oil or water. Only seven
gallons OF gasoline was used ON
the trip. despite the fact that the
Journey was uphill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

every locality 70 be on tiptoe for any
emergency and TO uso the utmost
speed In getting TO and putting out
fires Of even the smallest magni
tude-
Major II. II. Arnold. commander
Of the air forces OF the Ninth corps
area. with headquarters at San
Francisco. has notified local and
Northwest forestry men that patrols
win be resumed the moment the fuel
shortage IL relieved However. Ma
jor Arnold was unable to predict just
when new supplies OF fuel would be
received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Autos Requested
for Visitors Here

Puhlic<piriied citizens are bsins
asked TO donate autos next wednes.
day 70 the entertainment committee
for the American Poultry association
convention here.
Convention visitors are 10 Be tnken
on tour OF large commercial farms
a., Hollywood and Aidnrwood Manor.
Those who can promise cars are
asked to notify :. w. Merrfman.
chairman OF transportation. Elliott
1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
AUTO TALK

More than . million cars are need
ed annually for replacemen1
Detroit's motor production In 1919
was valued at ssso.ooo. 5000.
A Chirago taxicab system employs
only married men az chauffeurs-
The rnited States has :.l7s.s5i
miies OF surfaced highwaya
Motor CO. makers employed s.s.-
900 workers Last year.
Summer requires . heavier grade
oil than winter.
Dirt ruaA are easy on tires. but
watch for mud
There wsxe ss.so3 passenger ear
dealers In the United States In 1920.
There werp only ali motor trucks
In this country In 1904.
Forty-seveu highways Of national
Importance were built IN the United
States last rear.
A prvposnd ordinance IN New
York would make pedestrians cross
streets only at crcsswaiks.
In France. at crossroads. the au.
tomobile coming from the right has
the right Of way.
There arr more than 90 passen.
ger car manufacturers In the United
States
Automobile parts ana accessories
valued at s725.fss.942 were manu-.
featured In this country last year.
Twenty pounds OF air 70 every
inch OF a tires cross-scctIon di-
ameter is a safe pressure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
TO TRY nerve
ON HILL RACE
Daring Drivers to Dash to
Pixies Peak Sept. 5

Nerve A. wen AZ spced Of she
worlds most daring drivers WIN
again be trsted ~ Colorado Springs
Sept. 9 on thu famous automobile
highway 70 tho top OF Pixies peak.
Conspicuous among the contest.
ants viii DO Ralph X. Milford.
holder Of the worlds championship
hill climb record. made on the
same course In rs minutes. 2f.7
seconds. milford will seek 10 lower
his climb this year In a Paige.
The highway over which these
races are held h generally admitted
to be one Of the great road building
achievements OF the aga Two carr
may drive abreaxt nj any point on
the road.
From the starting point cf the
race. a. Crystal creek In Mile 8. 20
the toppmost point on the peak IN
is miles plus 200 feet with a per.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Haynes Exhibit Is
Winning at Chicago

One Of tho most attractive fen.
lures Of Chlcago's Pageant Of Pro
gress exposition. being held from
July 80 TO August II, c. Chicago's
$1,000. 900 municipal recreation pier.
Is the exhibit OF the new 1922 Haynes
cars. IL is the first public showing
OF the advance Haynes models. and
the hundreds OF thousands of visit.
ors are being enabled 10 observe the
trend of motor car fashions for the
coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Announcement by the Lexington
Motor company cf an entirely new
sport model to be known as the
Lark" has created a distinct stir In
the motor car trade.
The LARK" highly specialized
sport car. In equipped with tho An.
sted engine with which Lexington
won tho Pixies Peak hill.climblng
championship
The announcement Of the new
car holds deep significance. the
Lexington Co. says. at comes at a
time when the industry IN suffering
from frantic price reductions intend
ed to produce business that viii help
In liquidafing stocks and reducing
inventories 10 levels demanded BY
the new conditions In business een.
orally.
The bringing out OF an entirely
new model at this time means that
the readjustment In business. no far
as II concerns Lexington. n ut an
end: that its house Is In order.
Each Lark has the appearance Of
having been built especially for
some particular motor car buyer.
Its low. rakish sweep Of line. the.
perfect harmony OF paint and up.
hosiery schemes. the use OF wire
wheels. with an extra mounted on
each running board. and the wealth
OF other equipment. most Of which
Is special on other cars. blend into
true sport car picture. which places
the Lark IN a class BY Itself. Equip
mcnt features are vindshicld wings.
touring trunk mounted on q carrier
In the rear. motor meter. cowl
lamps. cord tires and a two-way head
lamps.
But. ~ striking ~ In Tire cars
appearance. II IL It's performan
that has already made II the most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
SHIELD PUBLIC,
AUTO Men SAY.

Protect the pablicr

FrV<rIk lH3 t<SttI.
That slogan expressed The domi'
nant sentiment OF zoo delegates AZ
the first annual convention OF the
washington Au.onotive Trades asso-
citation AZ Taeorna Monday and Tues
day.
we must not only have the rcpu-
IN fion for square dealers but we
must Be- square dealers. We muss
see that INSCRIPTIONS methods and
unfair prices do not find ocrtn IN
the automobile industry"
SO said J. II. McDisrmid. OF Seat
tic. speaking the feelings OF the en-
tire gathering. McDiarmid was
unanimously elected president
Discussion OF every phase OF the
auto trade occupied tho tvo-day
gathering. The convention closed
With a practical understanding thai
the association would be merged this
week with the Washington state
Automobile Chamber OF Commerce
Officers chosen. besides McDiar-
mia were w. +. Mckenzie. spokane;
Fred Burrowa Yakima: r. X
Mat1hews. Tacoma. and waidcmar
Bronson. Olympia vicepreAdents:
William slmonds. Seattle. secretary.
manager.
The board Of directors consists OF
II. f. Komitch OF King county. rep
rescnting the battery men; a. u.
Cunningham OF Pierce county, motor
car dealers: Robert s. Taylor OF KING
county. repair men; Ted Jungmeyer
OF skagit county. garage men; John
Ferguson Of Pierce county. acces-
sorv men, and r. L. white OF What
com county, tire men; and following
dix. chosen at large: J. J. Craveily OF
King county. Kenneth McAipin OF
King county. H. II. Andrews OF
Yakima county. J. Kuip OF spo-
kane county. A. Rose OF Thurston
county and L. w. Harkins OF Pierce
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Haines Is Happy
With Chevrolets

s.TbIs has been MY week" said
Fred 8. Haines. OF the motor com
pany which bears his name.
This was his enthusiastic com
mcut at the close OF the first week
since he has been made exclusive
agent for Chevrolet cars In Seattle
II took the agency" he said. DE
cause / knew the Chevrolet was the
country's best automobile ana I'm
as glad today that did II as ] was
a week ago"
Haines' sales manager. @. o.
wasbburn. who has been selling
cbevrolcts four years, merely added
that his chiefs conclusion was a
sure bet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Lack of High Test
Gas Causes Forest
Patrol to Law off

roHTLAND. Ore. Aug. with
airpians patrols helpless for want
OF high test gasoline, the Pacific
Northwest starts TO weather what
forestry men here today declared to
be tho most critical period for forest
fire hazards 20 be endured thru the
entire warm season.
Small fires have been reported 10
numerous localities, and with for
ests abounping with campers. man
In the fofekt service Of the govern.
ment arc issuing urgent oalls for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

pendicular rise Of 800 feet
whIls the maximum grnde II only
TIM and one-haif per cent and the
average seven per cont the oontinu-
Gus windinss and writhins make
the oourse a trial 10 test the
nerve Of tho best drivers when the
rifs of speed In what Is necessary
10 win this contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

popular model Lexington has even
produced
The Ansted engine. making use
OF the racing car principle OF high
valve lft. but eliminating the
noise that this method Of engineer
Ing has always encountered. has so
per cent more power than convcn'
tlonai engines OF the same size.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Phos a morn than half tho auto
mobiles in this country have been
reduced since May I. Price reduc-
TONS have ranged from to IS per
cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

But. with the combination OF the
Moore multiple exhaust system and
the Lexi.gasifier. the Ansted engine
Is remarkably economical.
The use OF the Anated engine In
the Lark offers 10 the motor car
buyer an engine that has until now
been sold only In models UP TO
ss..5o."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
War Hero's Bride
Home for "Visit"

Don't get excited only came
for the trip"
These were the sffcctionate words
with which Alfred Norkett. returned
Canadian soldier and war hero. now
living at vashon. was greeted by the
wife he married on two hours
leave of absence In England five
years ago. He had returned to Amer.
lea following tho war to mako q
home for her. but she "only came
for the trip Mrs Norkett remained
in Seattle two weeks as a guest st
the Seattle hotel. then returned TO
England
Norkett filed a complaint for d.
yorce Friday.
Crop insurance has been issued
for only about two seasons.
Last year showed q ~ per cent
rain over 1919 In number Of motor
vehicles produced In U. g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
TEN AUTOMOBILES
REDUCED SIS PER DAY
UNTIL SOLD

Prices reduce as earh dsy a. Z ..
m. beginning August sth- Pick out
the car you want and place your
price on II and the day II reaches
your price It's yours.
Chevrolet 1870 TosY'ng. .. .eS51
Think of is--a 1920 Chevrolet. only
one year old. offered At tn. lowest
market price. and reduced s2S daily
until It's yours.
Oakland 1879 RAadseey. ... .ss75
Think Of it--An almost now Oakland
Roadster offered at a fair market
price. and giving you an opportunity
to buy II at your own price.
Maxwell 1918 Touring. 80. .slTs
Think OF it--A Maxwell Touring Car.
price tsperin1 off each day until you
buy II At your own figure.
And seven othera Almost any
make of ear you could wish for, and
an opportunity to buy II az your own
price Easy tsrma will he given 70
Responsible parties Will consider
trades
@zzmI 7luzI1azzD
Whore 18th Crosses East Pike
Eat 0053
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
STAR AUTOMOTIVE SECTION

-. present rate o. on con
.-sr,icn. experts say. the worlds
s<scurocs could supply the
'N.sss states for Ia years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

- ~ automobiles produced IN
A country last year. "a per cent
-. exported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Crop insurance has been issued
for only about two seasons.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03
Gifeners.&erianb.

Dmlub, Min11., 80. Sf. ~ Ser
geriono bon giiener5 aus Sen Sdfen
an oberen gr6e Ser groBen 8innert-
ieen fontm CUR Sal1ptiade fir Die
|Suiion 1921 iebt gum Midl.b tpte
IN 9ul1tb am Sn1nitag befarnt gege.
ben pa1roe. Die @efabr 6es 8obm.
iffreifes bbatte Sic SdlieBung Ser Cru
BEN beidIeuntgt; sic Saifon tpar OF
nebin cine Der ertragsdrmiten felt Die
@r1tben Der bret beriibmten giiener5.
.3uge Mirnefotag in Bearbeitlng ge,
11orr1ter 'nor6en fin6. SSn rorrnaler
sSobren gebt bic Sdiffnbrt auf BEN
giinnenieen peiter, Bis bas GIG Die
6~abr5ea1ge IN ibre @interquntiere
55tpi1gt. ~
Mlts 6oeun Be3irf 6eg Gaiperior Gees
tnirben I'M Sabre 1921 b0ditens 49,.
100000 Eon1e1r oerfart6t, tp6bren6
'es borigeg ssynbr 60,OOO,O0O tparen;
toie @r1tbenbeiiber mitteiIen, mar 6ie
yaadfrntbe nad robem @r5 i'm Oiten
oas gan5e sSnbr nber idtpa9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03
Marihall'g Befeuntuis.

Chicago, 81. DIT Sbonos 81.
Maribnn, Der mdbrero Der Brdii6ent,
er5eh 8hion's Bioepraiioem Ger Ser.
einigten @tanten mar erfldrte in Ell.
ner Mnfprade in gbaniton, Sn, baB
Der 80lterbu1m Elm Cling Der 8ergan.
.genbeit fei nnb nidt mie6er gum 2e-
ben ertpeH merben tonne.
n9aB ib ein gerfe6ter 6es 8oIfer-
ibnlnoes mnr, meiB Se0ermam," iag=
.te Marfbnn. u9lber ih babe Giniidt
ger11g, 5l15ugeben, baB Der 80lferbuno
iekt Der @ergeiienbeit a~nbeimgefaaen
1T. Or mar Elm Graum zines Gdnl-
imngen, dber hobbem Elm idones So
eal." Befanntlib mar grprdft6ert
@iIfon Der Batter 6es 80lferbunby@e-
banfens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03
Mortb Dafotag @ecaQmabl.

Sarge, sc. O., l. gtob. - SIN
&auptql1artier Der Nonpartiim 2iga
in Sarge pa1r6e um Montagaben6 be,
bntaptd, oaB Die meiten, m0glider<
meile ole Hmntliden gerfaiiungs,
Mmenoements l1r0 @eiebesporidlage
Der urabbdngigen IN Der &eoaQ1paN
bonn IeBten 5redag %bertporfen poroen
ieien. Die nnabbangigen erfldrten
ibrerieits, netlide ieien bertporfen
[mpr6en."
Dienitag friib battert ungefabr 80
@nbIbe5irfe iber Sic @ouberneurS.
|maN nod mdyt beridtet. st. 81. Neitos,
adn6ibM Der unnb9dngigen, gahe
bis 6abin cine Mebrbeit bon ungefabr
10000 5timme1r Iber ieinen @eg1er
@ol1pernelr 2Dnn S. Sra5ier. 9pein.
biorn Sobnfon un6 S. 81. &itaen,
@m6ionten Der nnabbdngigen fir
@eneralan1pnIt be5m. 2anbmirti9afts-
unb M~rbeitsfommiiidr, batten eber'
falls einen betr6dtliben @oripr1tng
Dor bren Mo1pnrtiiam- @egnern Sc
neralantDnlt @inim 2emfe uro&om'
miiidr S. So. 9ogan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03

benz fortidreite1rben urbeiI fei11er,
|gfnbnIt hin geir Die grfenntnig, .bus
Die @ntbolifen M1feres aan0es Dor al
len berufm fin6, nald fit bic ioaidtN
2ebren bes gbriitent1ms 3e11gnis ob,
5ulegen, nn0 5tDnr uui DEM bon Bro-
|feiior Briefs borge5eigten 8ege, fonn
|on BIfen, cine l1mfebr berbei5ufib-
rem. Mir antbolifen miiiien ul1fb0ren,
|Shmenfden 81 iein, ben @emein-
|fbnffggeiit pfIegen 1ln6 Siibrer tper-
|ben al1f benz Siege CUR @emeinldoHs-
|biloung. Hater 6einrih Beih g. s.,
fat nng sic Debiie geidrieben: Nidt
|gergeienfdnftung Der gro6uftions-
|mitteI on6ern 8ergeieGihnftung 6es
W1enfden. g. ct. bes 6. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03

|bigber in 6euti1en 5tannngen m,fge.
iteuten amerifnniiden Riibe &rnft-
,futter in monatliden @atio1ren gelie-
fert, 1t16 iiebt iiiidt MN, bon ben Ser
bdltnilien ge5ipllngen, bnan genotigt
por Ser &anb 6iefe acknowledgements
nod 3u erb0ben, lie nlg ibre Sal1pf-
.aufgobe az betrodten.
lin Ben benti6en 0obltdtigfeits.
anitalten, bie es obt1e l1nfere &ilfe
einfod nibt foSr11en, 5u belfen, 5unl
menigiter unier uncertainties 8ieb
ben @t1ter Mn6urh frdftig utrb lei-
itanegfdb@ gu erbalten, bits before
58eiten" fommen, erbittet bie Mmeri-
can DairD gattle Company bie tot
ffr6ftigite l1nteritiibl1na bon Mnen,
bener bic SCOT 6es bentiden Bottles gu
&er5en gebt. Sober, oud ser Heinite
@elobetrag, miro banfbar a1rgenom-
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03
sante 6in6enb1ras geiforbe11.

Hodeiter, 50. 81. 20, Oh. - S5ra1t
@11n1a bon @a11den, cine Satte Gene.
ralfel6maridan bon &inbenbtrgs un6
8%robnnttter atpeier nrnerifniide1t
|Sol0oten BON 6er1ert elmer I'M Welt-
frieg gefnnen 1T, lift am Breitag IN
Hodeifer gefforbeu. Sic tpa1r6e am 90.
|Sepfember 1922 Bel Dnn5ig, 8eif-
prelBen, gebore1t ur6 fam i'm Sabre
1861 nod ben ger. @tnnte1t alifa1n.
men nt brem Gotten, eii11er11 2elt.
tnanf Der pre1tbifden Mrrnee, tpeIdder
|einetr ebrenbonen mfdie6 aug ser Mr-
NEE erbbnIten battt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-03

1ben fins mir Bis iett iebr an~frieben.
g8ir foi;nnen 6ob lest ben aru1en @@iirt-
bern Mil6 geben, melhe mir ionft fiiir
@elb uuo CUTE @orte nid)t 5aben fon1l
Item"
@enn Dos n0itigite sgl1tter ebh,
fan11 al.h Die bette Sub feline Mild9F
geben; nrb Der Mmericaru DatrD Cot
Tile go1npa1p iit aneg banan gelegen,
|ibre 8eretI6oh, ba1ternbe SiIfe 5u
bringer, aa1d) 6aourd at bepeiien,
|baB lie gegen ben S5uttermangd on
fdmph, ,1no lire Srel1noe oarl1m BIT
tel. NIT ibr Die1en @ampf a~uf5uneb-
men 1nb ibr bie Mittel 6ar5ureiden
|6aB geriige1b sSl1tter beiorgt nr0 gee
lforft per6en FAINT, I'M gum aaertpe-
|nigIte11 unniere anrerifamf6en &iibe"
Dor &unger unb ModGaiien IN Der
Mildergiebigfeit at bepnbrens rSof-
fentlib gebt es nad]ites Sabr BELIEF"
IbeiBt es in 6en1f oben ermdbnten 5hrei
ben, aber Big babirr mlB gebolfet
lmer6en; ur0 tpieoer ergebt Die 8ihte::
&eIftl Midt 5einoe babe1 biefert 11eat.
len Notitan6 geidaffen; urb no gea-
|turqemuIten ~berbeerenb tpirften, bot
lid) 6as amerifanii9e Bon ME nn1-
|ionit bitten Iaiien. Srelib es lit mie-
|6er 6as 6entibe Soft, 6em idon 10 oft
in Ben Ieeten Sobren gebolfen tper6e1
muBte. Mber lit es feline 5dnl6, bob
Ieine p~erbeerenoe MiBernte fem 2onb
beimgefudt bat, nnd)bem mir meinten,
|6aB es BEN &elh 6es 2eibens fdyon
bis CUR Meige geleert bobe2 Soffent=
lid gebt es nadJ1tes Sabr better; mir
|boffen SOS n1d, nber Biz Der 8o6er
|mie6er fri}des Grim berDorbringt, lit
nod cine Ionge 3eit; nn6 es gilt, IN
Monaten infer uncertainties
8iieb at erbn1ter, fonft fonn es mth
I'M 1riGditen Snbr nibt better geben,
ionbern es miro nod Dryer fem uIs
beute. nn6 nnfere &iIfe fom 6en
|stommesgenoiien Ben M1lt nn6 Die
Soffnurg erhaIten, BOB boh mod bei-
1ere 3eiter fommen m6aen, fort1netr
nriiifer. 9euti6latt6 1tn6 feite sSitgenb
|bnrf ntdf in ger5meiflung nnterge<
lhen.
G6on felt Monnten bot 6ie Mme-
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aarl unb 3ita.

8n6npeft, /. geob. Ser bor1na.
Iige @aiier @arI uno @aiierin 3ita
.tDeroen berte Meittag aus Der Mbtei
In Siba1D nadb Dl1nn GoeI6bar ge-
,brn1t, mo tie bas britiide @ano1ert-
boot @loptporm b~eiteigen. 9as Noar
miro nod @nInb IN Rlmdnien iber.
,fibrt, B1noert MeiIer bon Ser Dona1s
miinoung. Dort fomu1en fie a1f 6en
&reu5er Cardiff Der megen 6es ME.
|beren @aiferitarrbes nibt b6ber itrom.
anhp1rs fnbren fonnte.