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iot delegation to u Does and :f#� the Russians treat it with the b00r- $3,9,5,� vital I I
ally %lu collea ishness they have so for displaYed in 111, . IF trFordson Now � .
11 a 1, ligues. their diploinutic exchanges. bow IQ I Price iv f -*J0- I V ,
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14 �, - Britain to p I' *rd you, will"get Your crops in ,
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I " "0*1US040410"$2225 2%ft is at kil101ination, prolobly un. war against Russia unless the lattor , I I . . i,� nosill; of the stason. .
. � # J00i ft hthe Crime at the door of country, dewwrately started it. Rus- .AD - 0 . , I - � �1. -
till SwW gi whigh had recvut� sia is pictured as starting the r0tulia_ . I I � 9 . I I
export trafie to ;1 I op �. � MasEWAK A TEBBUTT
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$art" lilloess" 4f 0*ir Open criticisims British ports. . It i I CxODFARICH, ONTARIO
of the "SwUs; Quvermial refusal to Russia lit not yet fit to enter the com- . I 11 I - .. " - . J, . PTO% Coi4r^"y rr 0,AIMPA timlyto
T1* Stu&baktr U& -SIX $160 4 built for Yom of sive A permit to a courier to Berlin, pany,of nations. : I WQNP M I I
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Wd Wvkv-servkO Over Country r"ds, UP-00untfy I Friendliest 11*1sitions . . __._ � I IML"__ _
. I bors of tIW lasslaft 46wation issued , , Betiietft Britain I .. ___ � - . .
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I I � traft, city strftts or SAYWIWO yoa wish to drivel I 9 Jilt4t6111,011t Ii the Swigiii aov� and Italy . : � . I . 11-0 � keep it under prohf�itioill Such ac-
. It i$lcowfortsll ecol000*sill of fu ernment'and the Illes morally to- There are a lot of geople, In the - I State, whielt by narrow majorities In t I 1.
.4, sturdy sx�d , . I . . tion. is a great victory for the 'wets,
. I spoull for the crime, Ali the )tog- Itish Empire Who wi argue as to . I I I 11 both, lower and upper houses, ropeali . oarrassment to the federal * .
I long-livO4. Itrotdom from Main � � of the Vt_ _-_!"_ "'� ed the State measure aiding the fed- andane
. is proved, by Stuck- slans were not parties, to the Mfe4 the propriety or otherwise "- � it is also another Ind! ,$
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and Turkish Conference at Lausanne xiog callin V_e during the, Xi6ty a oral authorities in the enforcement authorities, - .
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b4tes, ,#lei of M"Jr parts, which in 1922 AveraV4 _g on the, P9 mong thousands Of coal users ;he Volstead Act. This means .caticiA, that,the prohIbItion question .
I I and were not WAnte4 in that ,city, Royal visit to,agme. They -may be in Canada bemuse of the, outlook- for 0 1
'_ only $13 per 4*r In operatlon, I Switserland may be depended upon to left to continue their arguments. Of a normal supply of mal from the Un- t at not a single ofilcigi of the State is to be a big factor in the next Unit. I . I I
.. I I more #Upprtw mt time of NeNv yorl� is bound to asalst.to ed States 6 I I I e I et I ion.$. �� ----" �
. VibrotW, W" is so destructive, psittkowly to deal with the Incident ;with propriety am at tbeprost ited; States is still poor. This is ac, "I -
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I and dignity. , � . is the fact that t�q ging, .and Promiq contuated by tho renewed tall, . �. . . --- I I . I
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� ., closoa ow, i's prwicguy elitainat . Mussolini of %tj y had at least one other strike in the American anthra. -
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. . . ing rob on All surraoft-st feature of Construct o I This is an #0 of political ul)hew- � thU country ti . ,, I �
I Val[ AW. change, To our oWA Dwda� � foir ^ , Visit to Loodom 'A'Aere only the questions of production and �
I to befOU04 In any otber Cox in canadit selling for I I IRV C time'the frieftd'� itransportation can be Wivedsa . Every Day in Every Way the'.,,. � I
I - - I -_ . . Ion arenst� as wen 14% in Some Of the beft for a loill . tisfac, I * . I 9 I
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� s porL In the jUnited StAtex, with to a still, closer understanding. Bri. prohibition Ag' . . .
I titat btlogy 4.W.. ribes the . I thi Presidential ei cAmpaign no . Countries . . j .1. I
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. . � I . . %tion, a third party 0, Italian ambitious In Africa by Part- Prohibition is' a question t1tat is I . .
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,. than e, I traditional. parties 'less rosy I toward Germany than ,kot v6j far, This proposed thitt . � , I .\ I I . . 11 1, . � "
, heiji � -respective Supporters their attitude 'It few jbips entering. British. ports sho)dld � . � I � I � .--- L I I i
pain _ssible within the ,. .
� . . t it, People an this continent ro- seemed po -]a . h , , - ' __ - - -
member the "Moose')' cant I f months. Both: are aggrieved Over the be - LLL .- .
Theodore Roosevelt. -It d%'n,'t" g'et quick and , curt nianuor in which ilePtopolled to carry Uquor.for eir . .
ssengers. It was too 0 ViOu that I . I . . I � . . . . . . . . . "I
. !�y b -it was hefore its time *ance and Belgium, witbout consult, it was directed against t o c1sloh , . L' I � I .. - ii I
. I _In!re, In . ., . ".., a 4"04. Ing them, replied to the last German -F +tie Urlit-d States re u e to al. Ill I I . , I .
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; �� I I lit% .. campaign, The. b 1 was intr,o, uced 'by a � . . I �
. . . . . To Fe A -AWL -LAND" . political ppophets "are neither� so able. Their view Is that the OPPOV- priv4to mordber. Had It on a govmh . ,� .. . -
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I � . . I at *least polillel GertnAny, ,and showing ernment +measure , I . I I .
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7 if . . . I .1 - . . them, cautious. � r On this. ..
: , , + -,*. . � , . i . . 1. - Ir. . * * * This,oplolon, has, Wen afated. by, ,the %% � I I
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. . � . , ,.. I ... I members of their - crews to prison I * *. * � hog been 9 _ ...... ��� r. I . . ,� I
:, I _. - : , SomelPhases. of Plant 1 e . Rot . oil of t c, legislature of New York . . 1. . , I 1 14� .
- . 11 I N, . . . . � . I . The Curbing- of tho Big Interests , . I � I . I - 4 � . .
.. I � I without Arlal�. has aroused strong I . . . IM4 in .
�111 I .p.. . , � . I I .. : . .. 140.11 . . 1, ,� I fopling.' The note sent to Moscow . . . � I . .. - 0 . .. 11 . � I
. . . � _ge majorlty'was given. in,the . New Superior rive,passe'nger I ouring . I I
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, . . f SAY Ili Western Val. Within, which Canadian Parliament Jor Promie I I * - Nce $795.Q0, deU%h0r04-'t0 YOU' - I . . .
� I .. ) 13Y.Proft"lif X. 00 Hart, 1 . Russia is ex Rol � � ..
1� , I I . . tpected to Kin& bill to Ifivestigat'.Z combineart �ke . . . � ,. ,
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1. 11 . �1 _ 'i WtItteol V"er the a4spices 9 - wes . ct6ry explonat on of her toopopolies, trusts. - and Mergers, I . I .
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i :;. .. e � I ". I � , It MpstAment .,, I I I ,conduct r �poct -to the tin I d This is good As fail it goes,,but -the Im". I I Fully elquippe�L I I . I., . � � I .� I � . .. , . . I
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� � . ..": . TUE AbAPTAIAUTY OF PLANTS ilosely asswtiited with it, as in thol er a 0 In , sh as e . in has had ,go many commissions and I . . o Cive us a call andlet us dernonstiate to .. � - I I
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, . . . . 1 . -against 61.11 "I a . I . . . I I. Vou that, welaVe;: . � I
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I .. t rapid drylvir out by tough, resistolit I . . . . . .
I J� .. � . .1 Wuctiop, - t ji customary to -young leaves,, and will goduce its, fowers wildered.' Nor does it apiJear ths ' I I p . I I I ' I . I %� � . . I I . .
�;, . �' * ire$ervation of thi in. seed'- �osltst. in � this way the ies ros t . I 2 '
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1i , I Sol, 0 4 and ill on4 mould' appear so different the llnajo,rity of .these inquh . Wo L I ' 1�
: � i � i, . diVidual 04 of tlW propagation 'at embryo is preserved until � a suitable .that one in .action to remedy the grievaw I . The r d s , G keatest. Motor , , . .
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I I . � . 0 , vinf , rx I a wide distributionat goods. 1he ma. had completely changed ,In character. atte ta to. do � F . I . I I .. . I.: ;� .1 ��� "I ...
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i . � owt 4W. eafthi ly proteow Inina," + parent tree. The silken saits of Ing the other half to the better con- . AfterXivery Aledl: House Phone'.3136 - larage Phone 83 - - I
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I k, . turAble-weedis break Off at the soil and On th4! 1110111119i seriously argu I a at the Action by 'a - . I � . . � - . .1 � I . 11 . I .
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� . . . o%aaism%.:,,,&v*.1mmott%i or rather, stretches of land. scattering their +1, L'ov.01111110 . .. - � I— . � I - - I ,P
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.1. . )I rw ivattor�_protaplaxn,is -over- seedo as they pass along. Probably tbO characteristics of those .plants Rockefeller a poo or man or the Stan- . I I I �- f I � . .
, . a dard Oil ve?l in. Irenerat any leis . I . . I _. I .. . � -_ . . . .
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I I . lasting. The , Parents 0aftmitait to most of these seeds neveromAture, but found -normally in the cnvirOume t. n � I
. /� their offsprin of their lIvIng here and there- one -finds the . - influential. n Canada the tariff is � ! Mako Yo Trip More Enjoyablel a: . I
. I tif A patt propey V111hen some desert plants are plac , -ur . y
�. . . I subMAnce, an t is in turn Is Olin ed In more inoIst. situationsi roarked suggested b I e, ug the club with Top off e9eb *eat 13 . I
� . L .1 . . morroundloga and soon a little colony which to S t combines. 'But in 4 .� � . : ., I �
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. I � . Aerations, I Is ,� I an4r'- of plants is established. changes occur, Aluch experimental ..n the -tariff is always a ,: , with i0i"It �Of. . Re&ahing ftht oit:Lake Erie -�,, . . .
transmission of pr as It 8 -k of this.character-04 eottutry wb ,sweet in the io (y0%wvaat;ck*t iis so,odon,the boots) . I ..
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; . . . . NAM IV a ' This .4roup serves as 4 distribution W01 , ,., _0 done by live goliti �, question one may doubt . " . Tb6opodo d wa* bound trsv*lers fty tbW wouWt bave u6sed that cqol, I- .
.,� � . detilt that the Ind Wiri Lothier He found that there *as a . I t or . I WRILGLEY'S. - , I 11
, I MOV Ill center for future generations, vhet or ould Use � I
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. . but 1.4 prestryed Inp I ' -As it general rule 'variations occur reduction of the thorns in the, cacti, v,, . � I . I . toinfol ikht on oneot,our fine iftantem Ai I
I I . � cd bed In a clean 9MM0014j, .
I I . cr ionary clauses and regula- I I . I I In t Morning. I
I � . along aouatteleep and an appalzing bmmalt , n I
I . . . I -daub. I . 4ulte sloWly, but occasionally the re- a reduction in ther amount of water its dise'r ,e , It satisfies the I . al "SPXANWft11-0#C1TY Of ZIUZ'P -'CITY 0F SUFFALOOk .. .-
� . . . . �TheoffAI)titig,af.tkr,-VerY'taar#Ygett- verse is the case. Most Investigators storage tissue. produced and a reduc. tims ,I artially And fearlessly in th s e t i 0 ]k � gl .. �, Daily, M lat'to November Isth . . .
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. I erstlow lose, very Statically. vosem. tion .In the area of the ,root system. endeav r to bring "the interests � to , , : : We .0 t nd I .
. I I.:. 0 lt's:$ 8 - D:w 11. illow"In"d - 9.-00P.
� . ." . i �. I blinces to, their ancestors. They AV now believe, that new species. of .Cortain' plants, of the' Eul time., x nice subject Rod A full , .M". mat � Leavtsu" 1. SJZernTim�Q=`eBaftle 70oM . .
I plants and animals are produced quite - : S11011L 4ftdvoclevaiabd - VAO.A.1
� � . . .. � . 'slowly changed to, meet new cond! fturge) f4mily,which are of c troversial,pointiis a bur ,is of I . .. . I Coaffiections for Cod" . lwnt, PutAn-Mar, Tod*613 it ' ' � .
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. I . almost leaffess, �Stle era.. � I . 70or tkkotftv Y. for uam� A
I .11 . tions In their envirOftiftent or $or' showing 4 variety of characters may inade to develop . . *. * ,� I .1 �* , plelkslure% alad Cit br toulut Agent � , Ae . .
were . + . I . I I ;Uikifili Itatem-410-110, ! �
. . I - produced by the same parolits, . - foliage. . . twitelit e0labined. L . I I'm sectimal pass -k- ctaft I I
"A I . roundinto. But it must not.be for, an abundant andluxurixitt heT Cuaadi' i , Tbe'Great SWO,
* �, I �, I Cotten, that alie Swam of living m4t,ti I -It is, therefore, evident that � the T aft Budget � . �- , . ,; . . . . I .. � G9WS1W4*p "SabLi4bet!'"432-1pne = 11&"**"11 -4 tin I
:� . I I . tet,__, I 8 ever, these sudden changes are Canada's 'budget will, of, course, be I . -� I . . . . . . + � I . losest steamtr Ott
proto laomill ,been Pontintil the outward manifest0lonfit of reof. .characteristics of Ull 'plants may � . .. . . . The c4vawa " suedo, Tnwoltco. . 11111004 Vnk"0 01
I . ; :.1 . . oud,throZout living Organisms since gain zations in the living substance of be altered by a'anollge In eavIropulent Parded from. as many ungles as . . I . . � . el"Wabol al" . I the wadd. I �
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I . I . . lbolt $rat appearance an the earth. the plants, These changes in the. or that the characters. of a - lVe Ware are political vi6ws, But it I% . I . I Ira" 491.au.
'' . t Ila* been cliangtil slowly as. new ild. have % 1- . 1:, I
;; . L protoplasm may have been going on plant are determined to some e a better showing; than cot go, and 6 * �
,. � ! " , toliftlouls bove irlson, Wt it has a Ow rs until some * accident by Its surrotindings. Couse ot been hoped for a little while ai I I .1 I
. � I 'basis 'for confidence in - .
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I .been continuous I widely distributed plants be at gives some
.1.. � .. ...... I ��. 1. -IN benoikl;l to li vork t ir tudden 4ppearauce� .. .
I . . . I . It vin.;, oignisras he st of the origin of new varle- dapted to; diftftnt candid �. - still better things 'to come. This ,
11 . I . . -to U subjected to a variety of eircum. iles ... allow a variety of. characters. fte country with its small �opulatibn has DJ4 .. . . , . .1 �
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. -1. . I . . 11ta"th't. so that adaptations may -oc- go ect. . . I me 'these . act burders, onough In a I conscicu(;c. . . I . . �
. . cur. This enables I . 8 clea 1 . 6 a most fascinating al long period of ti manen,� a The rciital of � I � I I
me 'the$
.. .. � ) plant or an an!. Very often, ardinar era may become a 1'.....":t thein; In the cold figu�os . . I L . . - -
� , � mal to' ji � use. a a chtinge In it% y plants may slon of the plant find it ne species of budget speeches does not �exclta I . I I .. I . �! . i I I
� . I vovironmentAl conditions. 16 thia undergo a verytonilderaw modift6i- ms� be created. ' I the averake person. 6 any, noticeable � I I I I .. . . I : �
�. � WAY the boui of the "home" �of tion in appearance *when 'their sur. + I hen the ,clivironmen . changes .degree. o It is only when ont "".11 11V . I I - I . . -.1 + - I . . I _ I I �
� . a plhnt or an animal are -gradually ioutdings are alterod. When an ab, many plants dJOL Off, And others ba� moit tax abligationo, or drop from, I . I I � - - . I
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. I utdaiiee of moisture and food is pre-; �Ome, modified. ,ph , . . .. . I . , . I � . +
- extended. When subjected to new The h Plants of his own'family budget some. attleleS� . � ,. I
. . � surroundirs the plant mfkv survive, sent the plants develop their vegeta,' the coal-produe'r . opoc in, the his. whose price gets beyond what he con.� I I . I � . . . . I I I . � .
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I . Ove organs enormously and feprodue- .11 e reach that he is im- . I ;;,.". - . I
but it usoilly Verishes. The 11survi. tory of the earth ave ft oni,v a low siders reasonabl . ,to :�� I
. . . . 11 I* *ally somewhat of tiop is wtually retar4ed, but this rAve, -ta . pressed with the urge to find out . . . . iiil�� - I
Val of the lit survivors, ch 0 orse Ila and . I I . I N
'i eldent ly aceurs in nature. The water b4t. accepts � . � . . . . .. , ;-- -
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: ,, an at .. What nature really club -mosso Thoa th is slowly why. Even then be usually � . .
. do" Is to "weed out",or destroy the tereup often has some of it's lelives. , S"ilivi Jr, a I . I
chorging, o ti e, The hills and the situation as inevitable, ad *es � , � i . I mmli-.=.
. subotergtd,und others exposed to the moUl are UsIly being worn - - � 'N. I .1 . �� I I
� unfit and the Weaklings. 'This vro ._ thd beat he can under the circumstaft. . I . . I
I coss is goi Ott &lithe t1me4 Thero Sir. These are quite different in down, and the Res Are- gradually ces. a the- years to come Canada. I # . . I . . �,�q 11
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. + ] . 1,* % gregi at waste in nature, character, those Crawir4r, under ,the IWInir fillea, The advance of toiy have a peollo in which political . * L 1_. �. . % 1. �
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. . I , '041y a small petventage or the Off. Witter being Anely divide(h while � re omilnateo Theo re- � � / # I ,� , I . .
'.. a . plants, Upon imed And in the re- economists IN .
1. -p those ilk the air are e6tapaid at a gion of , _ in tariffs. and, I
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. , . I s. ring, from an individual plant Sol ,_. _ sluggis ponds is. rem, arkable. ductiong or creases I , I . I . � I I I
. I few brood lobes. Shilillardi(fieveltees; As the Ohara r of an area changes preferences 'to Britain or the over- , r . .
, vives tach year. This must *Iftyll , , . t �
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be, tile, com until a more efficient I hill twos also, The ttn- sons Dominions, will be r4orq preg- �\ . .
, I meant ofated dist6botion and a more ter varieties of the same species of doncy ig to � the development of hoot with meaning for the nation at . .� . -- 0 I ..
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. I J� , � rapid ado�LtAtion to tftvirooment have plants. I . � . plain eon ti fon Ahe earth, and large. Nownwhile Canada is still on - - ,��� � . - - I
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-.1 " �07� beezi dove bed , Great Varieties may be noted In the naturally, if .changes Only occurred the map and the swink of better _ .. - I
. . i I + The ed'-*�ducina "plants -have game kind of plant even in nature. very . e . � :�_ - . �
. gr u%llr the vegetation of the thyi is begiolning*to-b felt.
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I I.. . made soMe proVislon for the Vi For *Xamplel a plant growing. high earth - 0 t a I cmmme plain or praf. . * � . - - .� ;
. I � I nWn where ronditions rie ch acteristics. Of the future lit- Should LCIDUviftto Germany at oesals� � � . , -_ � - -111,11, "I'll . � .M- - I 0
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. I � vs,tloh of the offspriog and for a Wide up Oil -A moo !11 -1-11,111i; "I'll -_ - 9-EIMM-5 .
. I 'I ,� . dispersal of the steds. The seed, at 0.1 temj*ratureb Molstu" a rsd fowl Are tie is known, but, judging Irom the Earnestness of France �i�-4�Ln'�LvFi � =��a___� ,.I-- - .- ____ 5 - I ff r:.-- r I
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maturity, coutains sk young Plant or not at the best 1% usually small, eol lesl history of the earth and The r�entcftceg F - - iW11l1?N:-;._i5�-- � I
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� I . .� omliqb which bait 4OVeloped rom the dw*rtfa. has a Whorl of leaves on the Ca nit in mind the intense stniggle court martial on M. Krupp, Von Bob- . .- -, - i- . . _ #
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I I � 10TU111*41 ftV. TM #*kb 0 It '#.to- stwil of the Boll and Produces it to existence among all living. Organ. lell and several, fello*-dirtettits of -1 ---.-..-rrrr I - .�
I , % v1dw *hk a As y of fio= materistU, ftwem on a stalk iltrising from the is S. It % probable that plants are the Krupp works, held responsible for - . ��. - ��_ I . 1. I . I AA _- _.;___ _�..
, , . This I starchy In eharae- center of the whorl of leaves. 111tingo adapting themselves disorders there, *ill not im _�__ - - I . � A - I
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1, � , Aft Ilk W be" or Poo, or it., rna�,!;JCO �*-se Of 06'MOU14411i, ill be quite, Varieties and species ttar -the -ctntuvios 'Many in on: Von. It - , �
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