. g ‘loyalty of 50 acres cl

' tit ~01 ch

th 1...

All ’ Kenslngton Road,

' 1 Charlottetown, P. E. I. ,1 I J. M. ROOP, ‘ 1 Manager I I I

Pli"‘“'“' — ,

7§SUPERH0SPHATE

can supply at lowest prices. Now 1s,»

, Ifiure to advance.

‘I a’ llllfif, twelve years old,

BI. draft 111.111, three yours old".

“"1 years t-Iu, 2 yearling hcifcis, I1

, .111. r111

. Fvou RECUPERATIVE now: . 3 5.111s IO HAVE LEF‘: you. vou N-BE-D

.11‘ 11y to put a sto slide you are ta " 111 of in neafin. Out of tune wtlth

y Mentally and physically

eadties your nerves——one you on your feet again.

Today you should get (same price everywhere.) of dionol. ' The tScobell 1D1't

‘ (Inn. Price $3.00 box; 2 for $13.00. Sold at Fosters Drugstore.

Farm Fof Sale a

I offer for sale iii-y firm tit l-Ifis e111‘ in a high itate of t-tiltivution. This farm is Ituated on the Union Road 111-; 1.iles "from (‘harlottetouu Iiunti,‘ ghools 1111.1 churuhes. lions-- is cw wltli air tank iii cellar. Out~ 1ulld1ings are all new wlth tap,» in ‘urn. I-‘or further particulars 1111- Iy. to

Phos

BRENTON MacMILLAN. on I'm-misc; 350-3-‘2M-E3i1id.

Farm _lo_r Sal

I 12' ' I offer for sale my f-irin 1tt North =,,l1jy_cr (‘orncr of 100 tit-res, 85 1tt-re.-

in ‘a high state of (‘llllll/Ilfltlll, tho ~lni'aiiro covert-ii with 11 ‘qood 111.111. of soft wood 11nd s1 "This farm is convenici 1tt-d being only 411;’,- l ' Tbarlottctoivn and I111nd_

QRl rhurche-s 11nd store, be, dos 1min; -.l .11 one of the best tannin-g sci-lions.‘ sin in tho lslzittd.

House 15 nearly .r tow and ‘very convenient with '1'] “Jllflhp in porch. out buildings uri- in mod repair; also pump in l)ll‘lI

LLOYD MORESIDE.

In

We are prepared to buy any qunn- 1 xtit of live and dressed hogs priy- ' :1 the highest market prices. ‘allowing ls a llst of our buyi-rs 1 .. .1 o will buy at their respective stzi- ‘ ‘ I s every Wednesday until fur "i f notice. vsrctt Wedlock. Hunter River. I erloy Drake. Vernon,

11g Alex l’). Ivlartin, Grand Vlciv. 1 j I Harry Jenkins, IIzizt-Ibrook, ' 1 1 Jvh Bert R.‘ Brown, York. , '- i0 John Whitehead, Kouslngton. ,-

the Louis Muttart and T. Ii. Sniitii, 1 ‘ Jilbany.

1 William Clark, Summerslde.

1 We take hogs every week day at 1. be Plant in Charlottetown.

1 For information Phone Oillce 632, 1 hint 533.

l;ANADIAN PACKING co., LTD.,

SEA“

Above fertilizers now in stock

,1; the time to buy as prices are

l0 _ 1

M11? DEBLOIS 5110s.. LTD. 1 asflaso-i-zsmmr. _ 1 011,1; _ *______

.7 i_..__;__ of ' '

~11 Clearing Auction tale , ma‘ . h? 1I will sell for Mrs. Isaac Iissriyl O-“Jnlon lload, Lot 211i, I " ‘ —ON—

"I Wednesday, March 3,

d‘ Commencing at Twelve ifrloi-lz. ‘llier stock. crop implements 1111.1,‘ _

wiuilil Iiitslli- 11nd "o" “ml 1111191 1°. —-———<-0->-_-_'__.. 1-111-11 1111111» 1r _\'tilt'tl 11-1- 1.1111 1~II'_V 1“""1'1-'<* 1111 111(- ~‘1l>111'ks required 11.1‘ INADEQUATE SALARIEs t;.1\'ti1,'.t 115111 :1 homo." Shi- s1iiil ',|"' ""1“';'“‘ “ml- 115 1119 P1154110 111151 --___. Fillllvl’ wisttiilly. "I 11in tiwfnlly fond “l” "yh"d°"-“‘ “Mm ‘"1151 IGJPIV“ -\ IALVHHHI writes 11s follows con- ili‘ 1111111 111' 31111, (lorry , 11ml I 11111.1 NW7“ _f_> N‘ t-i-ruing 1111- 51131,. m- ,.],n~g,1,,“,"-s 1o soc _,'1=n iiizikivig 11 ninililli- of "T-“fl” "MTTT ipriiils throughout (‘an1id1i1 X11111‘ I‘\'1 , 'I‘lie 1111111 who hus- tlie care of our I 111111 iuit-in-i 111 11111.1:- nui uli 111111-1 1111111111111-"1-‘11-1 1111111 111 -ri11r- 1l‘1‘li d111- iiii-rr r1111 through tny ' e ‘illlfll thituzs, who lends llS in the 11151111 1-;i,,.1 ,111-111111 $1,111; ,.‘1I'\'I('t‘ of our Lord and Ilizielor. is "X1, 11,1111 1-1111 ,111,,11 __-_\»,,,p;,11,v\- doing work of a kind to whii-Ii it .

inuscholtl furniture, irons-listing ofz! HORSES-I mare, eight 11111111; old, 12100 pounds; 1 horse, four 1:51 old, (general ptirpos. . se, three years old,

I

Iwl’. l (Ii-lying Iiorse, cight yoais CATTLE.—10 milk cows. 1 I-1i‘I

_.ii'ood sow. fifty hens.

‘, threshing outfit, gasoline engine, (thr one half horse power, crus 1- turnlp puplcr, turnip, SI)\\'(‘l‘,,1 ‘g plow, single plow, dist: hur-' , set ironharrows, spring 1.1111111 rows, team truck ivagon, cor. ubber tier baggie, light wagoiu.‘ . ving‘ sleigh, box sleigh, WUOIII sigh, 2 set team harness, l set harness, leather traces, tu-o‘ . driving harness. §ROP.—IIay, straw, 400 sitiok, en feed, mixed grain, oats, I111‘ es. i‘ RNlTURE-Bedroom 1111s. 11111 room furniture, lamps. stoves, washer, churn.

I ,.

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ated. BALE POSITIVE I 1 M1S-——All sums of eight doI-,1 or under cash, above that, _nine month; credit. on 11p-

Ni

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.Today and not tomorrow, ls the p to that gradual - king down a long : every-thing‘.

depressed’ ' Lack the desire to perform your

that puts

a hoX

1g (‘o .. Montreal,

‘Illllllllgj,

Y-‘or further particulars a111>ly 1111

on ]II'\‘.ll1l.~‘t‘~‘ .‘

fore he lii-gins tn Iiko th IZlvi-s I11!

-in tho wry host 11111111 In 1111s been ptisturcrl ""2 for H111 yours or ni-irr, piwnIiii-i: 'r'- i-tisi-x‘ 1111111111111- rticii-I 11111 111

rotor. Many articles not r114, 1111i in ,1~-11.1-'o<1s 111s .1"- 1. lii-1iiiy: .111 (‘lt‘i'l1'I d 1111'! irrll water

mitt-r 1111,11. <'l

»'l1lie Woman Wlio f Loved and Earned

IY JANI FHILPI

A Modern Story o! Homo and Biislnclo

.1 MARY PLEADS AGAIN

(‘HAPT Ell I311,

It-wns long after midnight when Rcbcrt i-auic it1._ I had gone to bcd and pretended to ‘111- zisli-ep. Ili-

\

. mo e1 1.10111 I imletly - not I11 wllfléi? Feel that you need to be wfllfeinm u ‘ w : bolstered trip, Ibut cant tell what 18 "H1,- dornn’: want me to know lhemaner" _ _ how 1.-'~. ll is." I thought, thci.

YO" need a qmck’ nervemmkhngl despfxctl myself INJUIIUSI‘ of the “MET”? rm“ checks declme‘ ' thought. .110 “'11s invariably.

thoughtful of me in this way. ln- slstlng I net-doll all 1h.- rost I t-tuililt ' get. I

"Did you Iuivo 11 nit-o tiiuo inst night?" I askotl at Iirctikfust.

"NW1? tiiii1-~~\\'l111t do you tilt-an?" “\\’Ii_r you 11nd Alarion. of course! I heard you toll lii-r 1tt the pttrtv- that you would see her Inst 11115111.",

"Wily, _'-'t.‘S—-~\\'.‘ 111111 rather 11 goo-l 1 time, l saw heron 11 tins-mess mat- ter. I may b1- nble to get ‘a I1ettci- position soon. 'I‘hou I took Iier to tho tho-tire» oh. she 11nd the tick- i-ts!" hi- added quick 1, i-i-plyiiig to 1111- look or $lll']lI‘l.s‘-. "You didn't‘ think I bit-w her to them. did 1111i?"

"Shi- app-ears to htivo tickcis1 often,"

"Sho tlII(‘.~‘. A friend of her i'1i1h- it"s :~'(‘IlIl:1 tlioiii 1:1 llt'l', Iiy tho w" we snw .\l1iry l1,\'1iii 111111 K1 nyoul iht-rr. I'll bri that niiilces 1i ii11tt<I1.;' just 11s I told _von." '

"I‘1n sorry " they s11\\' you 11nd-K 11111111111," 1

"\\'l1_v'. \\'1~ \\'t‘l't‘il'~l 1101111,- I|ll_\‘- thing t) h1- nsliziiui-il of," l

"1111-11111-111- 1111i! liui they might think i1 striiiigir I \".'.1.~'n't with you. 11f coin-go I \\l'lll out 11 t'1-1-.- 1-'1111-,~.-I with (Itirdiii-i- without you. Iitii it} 1131s I1.-1-:i1.-s1- you rsiiililii‘! 11o, um,’ I1 run-1- I didn't ivziiit you.“ I 1111111 11111 mini-r I11 sny 1,111 min-h. but I 1111s I"'1lll_\' very '1Ill1‘ll htirt- 11nd I:

I 1’ 1 I

I

1 1111i

1-d 111 11:11:» tl:irdiioi' know I “'11s zirrrl-wii d. 1 Iioluit niridi- 11:1 rrpIv, hiit lit: llllll fInsht-il tini~<i1iii'11r1ably, - .‘.I1i:‘_r irtisfl-ill t-nthus ism over 1 lii-r‘ oviiiiiig", I told 111-1- Robert 1111111 {s-v-ii ll1'1'. 111111 ‘thought slia 11nd 1 tlurdntr llliltll‘ 1i lint- looking rottplr. I “Yi-s, I l\'llt'\\' I111 iv-is thi-rr~-~\v"li of \I11riiiii. It's your fniilt. too, tier-l vol 1tt 1.111s! 11_.11'tl,\'," ' 1

y Idllll" wli

Ii‘1iii. 1111111: i111.- tIii1-.1- thin

I1

Ii Iii-vi» in :1 wife do " 1i

raw

be rnecbniricall

i“

I ‘iiiivrs r1111, , The Motorist

av ALBERT 1.. cLouou

high-tension sparking current

It. as well as the timer, must be

y connected with iThls device is the distributor

I . ‘ whim‘ wh ch ‘or conven

‘ t mounted upon un THE IGNFHON SYSTEM IN same shalt which GENERAL

lt is,_ however. not through this shaft. insulator] therefrom as indicated the black section of chungti of electrical

heat for the actual 11g

I11 order to produce the s

1i1irks rrquiretl b

y 1i gasoline engine quite 1i number of ilevlccs are reqiiireiLl Wlll('ll must work together lu ar- hit-ve tho dt-s'i"_>il result and such a grouping of apparatus is known 01-1., mks 11s i111 ignition system, The 11¢.’ H_ me s

energy

parking points of whl within the_'cy essentials of aqm-gm o; [he

eompunying figure represents dia- grtiniatically the timer-distributor battery system of‘ the most largely used iyhe- as 11f)- pliorl to a four cylfndn‘ engine. 'i‘here liillil be u source of electri-i i-1il-t"\i1'rcnt and this is here repre- scttted by the storage battery 11,1011 11,939 1ililiougii a set of (try-trolls or a} through “~11- diretrt c rcuit generator or iiiagne-lengjne 11119 to might litivt- Iieen shown. Slucol utIlize Ill(‘ current that the buttery caiil IILJTV supply. 111111011211 of Cuiisltlcralilelriesu volume and beat producing power. is of very low pressure or VOHHKP,‘ It] is ‘incapable of jumping between] fines. ‘F111- Ilght 111mg of i; t yoiiits of a spark-plug and oi reprcseii‘ the secondary lt must I ivliich carries ll trtirrent

Electrical connection

illlfcren: devices In an system is effected by two WW8. namely. the primary

ignlti sets a

electrical circuits

es. for the metal of t sin-called "gronnd") d 11s 1i conductor.

he so-culleti lowien rent. furnished by the ba is here iepresented by the hea onnectl hrodtir 11,; sparks directly. therefor- he changed to 1i

iniiin-iist-ly greater prose-tire 01'

_ lnittcigv t'IlI‘l'f‘l1l is Iago 111111 siii1illei' voltime- or‘

llll‘ spark-coil 11nd 1i bIc 0t' j

_ , ivhich is llllllvfilgl‘ OI’ lll (llI1“I' WUPIIH‘, 11110 Ll

111g 11s t-ttrri-nt flow

s through coil,‘ 11d IIIIIIT

. 1p 111 1hr plug; . there must be :1 means

111s tho instant at

‘JBARI-QTTETQWN 6114RPM ' ' '

sparks in régulafsucceuion. there must be some device to. direqt the

each of the four cylinders in turn.

arranged as to follow the move- ments of the engine and must thus

Lencedg usually d rotated by the carries tho timer. grounded but carefully

the shaft. The into nition of the gasoline-air charges In the cylind- 5 place at the spark-plugs ch are tinder walls ln the

explosive mixture. among the

secondary conductors, but not all

circuit is the one which car- siou cur- ttery anu

circuit, ir Iiigh-tcnslon cur- l'1-‘1ll lino Wl1l('l1 thc low-pressure

(ram-normed by cap- timping hotrveen tho points

jump tho spark the tinicr regula- which etit-h spark

11111111111111 11111113111

1t Is estimated that one-tenth of 1,,“ lhe‘ Irrigated land in the west ts'd,.a1nage_ iiiore or lea; impregnated with lllynge 15 anunfly non.productyg_ kali. This means that the crop- producing power of onoacre in ten of the Irrigated districts have been’ largely decreased of the accumuI-{plam 1001;; ution of nlku-Il salts.

Wlhy should an irrigated section he troubled with alkali accumula- lions when no such trouble is 911-, in tho soil; perienced In u humid section? Thednto soluable to slow weathering of the rock partl- IIy lost. Considerable ‘cles form-s our agricultural soils. however. exists In During this process the salts of sodium are converter‘: into a soluble, form. In a humid section of the country the amount of rainfall is sufficient to wash out these salts and carry them through the under- drainage to the rivers and on to the sea, thus giving rise to the well- ltnown salty conditions of the sea water. In an arid section the rain- fall ls very slight and not sufficient to wash out these water-soluble substances, but it carries them on- ly to carying depths into the soil.

In many cases, such as occur in the Great Basin In Utah and Ne- vada, the salts are concentrated lii inland lakes or seas, such as the Great Salt Lake. The slow evapor- ation of thisHvater deposits its stilt content on the soil. When such hind is irrigated, the alkali salts are brought to the surface

pen care. -The- Ulflllfldllllb

l0

IO

It.

E lag out of these alkiil

Such.

(52186.

11v

water.

on of nd plowing ‘under ol‘ a l Alkali lands pr artificial drain-M ductive and 111.111’ 11o couve lniid-s fully 1;~- valuable for

is he is

such reclamation

vy be carefully considered. A

Oil

POSSIBLE SIGNALS

the germination oi’ seeds, causing them to r'ot instead. If the seed . does germinate. the plant tiizikes a weak. sickly growth and does not produce 11 1irofittible crop. An ox- auiination at’ the roots of n lilllllt groyvlug in an alkali soil will show’ it to be in 11 corroded state, ilicre- by preventing the plant from prop- erly‘ scctiring its moisture and food. 'I‘his corrosive action is grczi-ti-i- with some forms of tilkali than with others, The black alkull (sodium idirbonatn) has 1i grczitei" solvent 1iower for organic mutter and thus ttirrotlcs tlic plant routs t0 1i great- i-r i-xtciit.

.-\ll of thcsi- stilts ln their 111111,- tire 1ierfcctly white Ill color. llrcaust- of the grout solvent ziction ti soilium cut-Inmate it 'ls spoken of 11s 1)lil('11( alkali; lt dissolves the 11193111‘ rrganit: matter in the soil, giving 115 1111111- risi- to 1i highly colored ivhich on evaporation of tli leaves 1t black oi- brownish deposit. I11 iltltllllfill, Ille alkali stilts have a 11111111111119 b11011. 1iriisonotis ilt'l.l(I1l 011 the IJIIIIIIWIS- 11"? 11111Vl1T591" sue itsrlf, Furthermore, the total 11111111 111 court-titration of the salts iii the 11115 1191111- stiil being greater than in the 1iast V1911’ 111’ 1111111

(Boston Transcript.) '

I

pure

of species, put at rest

atmosphere-due, cloud‘ on "Mars lieln

iuiportiiiicc. The

crops, ouch as salt grass. salt bush

flll(tlll—l‘(-SISllTl[-‘,‘

locality. ~lt varies from 811i to $86 . _ 511w Co. estimates that 1111111111» produc- ed the flrst year on their redluimed is sufficient to pay the coat of The land without drain-

it may-be thought that. ths leach- i salts also means leaching out the elements of however. with the exception of nitrogen, is not the The phosphorus and potas- t-iiuni undergo a process of fixation they are converted rms and are not read- nitrogen. the‘ form of nitrates which are easily soluble in The reclamation of alkali soils, therefore removes this sub- stance from the soil and in their proper reclamation provision must be, made for the introduction of this element of plant food In a form , which may- be readily converted ’- into available form, such us barn- yard manure, dried bloodor tho egume crop. operly reclaimed by are very pro- rted Into B01110 crops such '11s alfalfa, cereals and sugar beets, as the alkali-free soils of the Irrigated west. The cost of , however, must

The dlscitssion of the recent talk

about possible signals from other planets, in connection with tlic un- explained interruption in the wire» less current noted by Marconi 11nd- others, 118s been. mostly idle. It all nssumcsfof course, that there ls Intelligent life on other planets ——lifo which would‘ render possible such “signzils" as arc reported. lltit the judgment of some of the cool- est and most acute of till astronom- ers and other physicists who have _ I l, 0 m _h exam‘, uhm" the. emisitlerett this question ls against flfllfllyrtgdrgigl:ulfs "m" Marsh, yew! tllic liltcilihood citlhci- tliatt any other us‘ m, Hon‘, whu,pve,, 30mm‘, [hey ianc n our so tir 5'5 t-in 1.1.- c 1- _ _ . 51h," of Supporung aim“, m “M” nio supposed to eiriunale. 1111111" life, or that 1iiiy other sun in the universe besides our own is d with 1i habitable planet in Sonio years ago Alfred 5011,11,," ltussel Wallace, the c0 discover with a 1111111.,- Darwin of thc evolutionary origin Wm‘ m5 "0' fellow of the British litiyal Society “Man's Place lii

".10. mmqns of a lll‘ll(‘ll 1itilit-nt experimenting. any superficial thinkers on

(‘gflalfigizigsellzitll,: {g5 the ivhole 1ieriod of the war ln re- .v ‘ -~

,1‘ “I d" ."f'11 1111'1111'-"' 1_111~'11-1_1‘11$1"111 1'111'1'1‘111 04111111110 111101‘ n spark-plug. Referring to tlic 11111111; 1111. process 1,1- 01,111,313 1-1111 uiaitittiinoil, 11nd indeed scents‘ to - , _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ , _- . 1, i._t1.it<1l tioin plant tau not obtain its 1irope1 sup 1L s l»! 4 1 lIIIll, I> ~‘III‘I'_‘»' 1111- h 11. illl'l ti-1 1s to» r1111: and nt 1111111111.; it 1o the igni~.11,._. gmuml 1; m, ,1“. engine frunnh p1,, of ,,,,,,S1,,,~,. , on the earth, and at no other time 11nd-i:- 1111 I111‘ liiu. for 11ll you rofusi- tioit 11111111. T111- tievir1- wlilicli it1._‘ through mp bflltpn, "we swim,“ 1,31,“, the mufhod m» [omnuflon or 1111111 0111- genprfll gpoclp huyq all ':>11=1‘1-r 11111" » rouiilis-lirs this is the 5.111 tiction- ,- -- ' '- . . 1 1 - 1. - . 1 - - Z“ n. 1' 1 e r ilucc "You're Illllilllg in riddIi-s 11s c1111 ‘or spark-coil which ‘ ' liown 1tt‘ llllplgf-‘Zi‘(Ilhiq)"Illllllflnul1111111112?! i‘ Illllililllzlllllblw-llllhI1l-p:11-:l1tl]ilé?@:;‘1llgltgzgl: bhlfaftgnlifftllltglllgbrlltidbtilntgjsp o u-uzil." t‘, Sim-r the spark in out-h cyllnd- 1,, “$1,131,, . ,.,.1,,11,,, ,, QHQH“ 11,111, 11-011111 111., 1111111111111111).supplied Just so much water on the tuirtli,

"You 11;-\-»~ 11111! m1- sti - he. or must i1('t‘llI' \\‘lll'll its piston lsln‘|‘1,1-1,111;|1 11H. 11mm- _,-1,,,1-1 1,1,“, 1,, 11,9‘ 1111111 plum 101,11 (111911111-31 1111111,:- just so much atmospheric dustldc- tor 11111 l.1I.l‘l1‘l‘ H1111 111-111111- 111111 i-xnetly- tho correct point in l.tsj,_,.L_-,,-~,1'ng 1,1,1“, 111 ground T1111 sis confirm-y tho 1irctlictloii; alkali Ilflfllléflt on volcanoes and deserts 1 1111111-11111: holi-"c. 111111 Ion-s 11 place =_ roke. the ncttial production of the‘ 1,0,31,11,11"). Q1111,“ “my 11.0 traced soils are abundantly supplied with 011 1311(1) 10 111111159 111B 118111. 11191 111i‘ 11': i111. ll, 01- rather, he xvouldl spark must he effected by some 1mm 515 ground 90111191111611 by the elements of plant food. 5° m11°11 5°11" 11°11! 311° 11° 11'1"?"- I-1v~- rt‘ Ixr- would havi- ‘u. You ilcvico "which is mocliaiiically 1 any m“, 0111,11,. 111,-“; 1.1101, 1111,1111", Is there any 1iosslhlt- way by 11151 511K111 =1 (1151111111110110?11111411116 wtiir 1111 11111.1 :1 111111111. tl1rry. It‘ i-tintilotl to thr on1:"ir 11nd 111111-1111-‘111 one of 1111- 111,111-111,111“,- ‘11 ivhit-h these stills run ‘ho utilized ‘fill-QT "1111 111-" 1111911 11 1191179" P1 1111111 ,1'1i-1 I11 111111 fi-i-I _ I would 1=1\\'-' 11s Hlovrtnl-iih- ~.'-\' '11)‘. 11411111‘ , zhrtuigh tinv pitrtli-uini- 1111111111111 11; for the‘ proilnrtioii of cirontiniit- =1‘111111111Y- 111"" 1111 1191111 "P13911111" 1 I1.- 1-11111- 111-1.] 111 IIv1- 51111121; dike 1,1. th_11 i.inor iiitorrttr-‘i-r or lllillfP/llf-{IWIIIIIII Iii lht- 1111-1111 of lhc 111211111 crops? V111‘111°!1°V"1°l1111°1111311119 011 9111111- i 1111. I 11111.1 1111111. 11111-1111 11111-1-1-111- 111111-11111111. 111-1-11-1- .1, 111111.11. by 1111",” ,,.1,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,_,S ,,,.,, S,.,._.,,,.,,,, At first thought it 111111111 11:», stip- 111cm 1s 11o etllei-‘nlunet In our 1:11)‘ 11111 would 141-1 111111 111\;1_r from v--i'tir11I.-li:1i't gtuirt-d to the rngi1ir-.I11-1,,. ,.,,-,,,,,,,,,,.,,, pa,“ (,1 gun], M, posed that tho most feasible way 811519111 1111191‘? B11011 "-11 1111111111’ "f you. ‘ ' and thu< "grounderl" or l'lt't‘ll‘lt'ill Kgm-Huu . ,0,“ n,“ M, ‘Himigh, of c.1- “1111Z1ng 11,1441. 13,1115 w-Uup; bs 11, essential 6011111110115 Is even approx- “511111 11111111111 sut-h uoiisi-nsr-f If (‘1111111111-‘11 l0 111-‘ I>"'»\'\‘1‘-I1111111- -\“*'.',ii tIit- fodmving terms: The bnt- Fm“ 111111111 195151-1111; crops. U11- 1111111011- MBTCI-"Y 11nd M11111 1111118

:1 1111111 ivtitils to 512i)‘ out, I111 151101111; Illo ougne will t-rntinin- It) run so’ ,,_,,.,. ,-,,,.,,|_,|,,,>, ,1“, ,,,,,,,,,.,-,, ,,,,,.,.,,,,,. fortunately. most of the GFOIIF "m “("1511 "'53s t” rem" the to do ii. ()t'11<i1|r<r- _vo'u llll1ll‘l‘5l‘lll(l 111111! 11>‘ 11 1e‘ >il1f11'1\'1‘11 111111 11$ 1111111113 1111; oil lrzitisfortns the Imttcry curl which “m réyslsmnt m injury from necesmry water vapor’ and it is | 111-1-1-1- 111,,- 111 11,.1,.-1»1, 111-1111 .tit1n will coil-Mun:- 111 be product-II so; 1 5-,, m“, i, “m, alkali hzivi- little, If any. economic 1111111111111 Wllelhel‘ 9111191‘ 1135 11113’