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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Cut Worms.

The cut worms are q pest. There are
several varieties, but 10 the farmer who
knows them by their works they are All the
same. when this enemy has taken pos
session OF the garden, the only safe rene
dy Is 70 dig them out and kill them. Some
say scatter poisoned lettuce or cabbage
leaves over the ground and they win eat
them and die. bot our experience II thst IL
IL easier 10 catch the worm and Nil him
than II IL 10 make him eat poisoned leaves.
These worms much prefer 10 eat on Gu.
cumber or bean leaf and eat the stalk, TO
eating wilted leaves. In fact, they seem
10 know which plants the farmer does not
wan, them 10 eat, aud are sure 70 20 for
them, though the ground may be covered
with poisoned leaves. whateyer else The
farmer may neglect this month, ne must
no, neglect the bugs and worms, but he
must be constantly on the watch and light
them with strong sospsuts, helleoore and
Paris green.-Lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
cure of Cancer ana Ulcers.

Judge II. &. Mclsondon writes 70 ths
Swift Specific Co. "About three years
ago, Jerry Bradley, had u canoerous
sore on his face, near the right eye. IL
caused him great deal OF pain, and hs
Iost the sight u the eye. bus was finally
cured BY ths use OF swin. specific.
ia, where hs lived
Mr.. L. Cor, OF Arkabutii, Tate Co,
Mlss, writes Il suffered u great deal
from OLD ulcers for years. Your medi.
cine was recommended, anil aftor using
slI bottles | was oomph tely cured.
Your medicine does even more than you
claim forit | have known II 10 curs
cases which were thought hopeless"
Mrs A. N. Goldsmith, No ca Warren
Rt, brooklyn, ". Y, writes II com.
mencei ualns n X n abOui three years
ago. Ihai suffered with q sore throat
f0r over year. Iused great many
other remedies with no god results.
Ny little girl, also, had soi'o fingers. 10
eommenooi from the QuLik, and then
the nails would come of. ne doci0rcd
her for over two years, and when com.
msnecd using n X n I tbo'ightl would
sos what IL would 10 fOi her. I am
thankful 20 say that IL et tirely cured
her, II is ths bcst ren sdy ! know
of for tho blood. really believe
n was tho means of saving my life
The doctor told mo had throat dis
ease tsimilar 90 General Oranra I
chccrfully recommend ~ 10 All suffering
from dls0niorei blood.
Treatise on blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. TnE kwiTT SFEctTIC TO,
Drawer ;, Atlanta, Ca
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Nv experience with thoroughbred cat
lie has been 90 short duration, bat have
oh.et yed The best I UOuli both from my
own And that OF Oiheis. Before stocking
nv farm iwo years ago, gave what Al
,sntlon c0uli - the prominent character.
istlc. OF the Leading breeds. hsd hal
some experience with Jersey. Shorthorn,
and Holsieln grades. | liked The Jersey
COW, bat ala not like the idea OF slsashisf.
log 90 many worthless calves. ! Was not
f.vor,bly Impressed With The milk and bai
Ter production OF the ShOrthorni Ia this
respect was satisfied that The holsuen
WAS likely to excel and also that their
early and rapid growth was likely 70 place
them In The front rank Of beef producers.
with this conclusion purchased Two OF
the best animals could from the herd OF
smiths, Powell & LAMB, a. the louniAtlon
OF my herd and ~ yet dad no occasion
to regrc, my choice; bat II J were 70
choose again my choice would DO the
same. believe the ilolsieln COW possess
.. the greatest possibilities OF any In TIE
world. hut believe also that the largest
success L. only s,tainahle by q laileious
selection OF The best animals from the bes,
families; and that this method persistent
IN followed will result in great improye'
mFu, In sng or all The leading breeds. A
closer abd more intelligent observation oi
individual merits. H well a. those OF the
distinctive breeds Il one OF the good re-
suits OF the competition between breeds.
And am glad % know that yon are tak.
Ing this method 20 bring thi. important
matter before your rcader.--H. D.. MoR'
ros, South Paris, IN Lewiston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

All farmers should know ,hs, the chssp'
C., room they can get In . barn Is IN TIE
basement GA many accounts ~ u the
mos, valuable, especially Tor keeping The
stock comfortable during the cold weAih'
er. Bu, there Is further prohi In raising
barns and pui,lng cellars under them' a
barn that has stood years close TO the
ground has been daflng that time not only
the harbOr for noxious yermiu, bat the oc'
casiOn OF serious waste of yAusole
manure. Much OF the liquid exerement o'
stock stabbed sboye will be found under
The barns absorbed by the soil, which II
converts into the richest nlirosenou.
manure. Nlire was formerly obtalned
from the soil under old buildings, and II SC
impregusies earth uuder stables and barns
that load OF Is drawn upon the u ilds viii
do more good than al tqlh qlantliy o'
b,rnyari mAnure IS usually msde.-NeW
England Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Mncn MARRIED HONAN.

Mrs. Fowler. oithls city, was married
last January % her sixth husband, and
strange as u may seem, nss OF them died
exactly two years from their marriage day
Her present husband has been sick Tor the
last four months with chiOnic liunilee,
and WAS given 40 by four Of our best pay-
slci,usi a. D last resort ne began using
Sulphur Bl,ter., and YESTERDAY told oar re-
porter that they h,i saved his life, smll'
lngly saying that hs guessed Mrs. Fowler
would be unable - take seventh better
half for some time 70 Ome-Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

"How i. il none Of my contributions
are ever used ?" asked . would.be con-
tributor Of an editor.
"You must be mistaken Do you
write on one side Of the paper only|
"Certainly.'
"Then It's al right. We write our
editorials on the blank side. Never be
afraid Of Jour contributions not being
used.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

The New Englsni Farmer Il willing tc
sdmi, that coloring butter Is slightly dis
honest. We do not admit any such thing
There IL no more dishonesty In coloring
butter than there Is In coloring calico
One OF the characteristics OF the highest
type OF butter IL the June color. Consum.
ers OF butter want that shade pat on TO Al
OF the article they use. and ia sample Il
wanting In this respect II Is rejected.
That color can be pat ON, and IL IL put on
because the consumer demands IL. II q
person wants red print they don't bu,
white. We cannot see dishonesty Ia
bringing winter butter up 10 June TIN
when consumers demand it.-Msine Farm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Hoods Sarsaparilla
100 poses Ono Dollar.
The Origin of Take a Walk.

The Origin of Take Walk.
"while on picket duty on the Rsppahan'
mock river In the summer OF 90 above Fred
ericksburg We became very friendly with
the Johnnles opposite" said M,j Adolph
Guest "Bsthing parties from both sides
would swim to the middle OF the river.
have q chat and exchange papers, coffse,
etc, for tobacco. As We were within easy
hailing distance. dialogtes were frequent
oae day big Confed. shouted out
"'Hello, Yankr
"'Hello, Johnnyr
"'we've got new generalf
"'Is that so-who II itr
"'Generai Starvationi"
"Aftsr the rebel yell which greeted the
discounted Yank had su,sided, We put oar
heads together and ooncocted the follow.
ing plan TO get even. The basso profundo
of our mess walked 10 the waters edge
and beloved forth
"TIellol Johnny Butternut!"
"sIIellol Blue-bellyi
"swili you take something on thatr
'Yes-dont care n do
"AI right-tale ,pIlk.'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
yIgoR ISp VITALITY

Are quickly given % every part OF the body
by IIooi's s,rsaparills Th,i tired feeling
IL entirely overcome. The flood Is puri'
del, enriched. ani yitallEsi, aud carries
health instead OF disease % every organ.
The stomach IL toned and strengthened, The
appetite restored. The kldteys and liver
are reused anj lnvlgor,ted. The brain IL
refreshed, the mini maize clear and ready
FOR work. Try lt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

"Gsmleu," said the old nan a. he 90,
his legs under him, "a pusen Who lAoors
under &c lieah IA, be AN fJ)l.n' ie word
will sooner or later git de grand lAf. A
pas,on can deceive de pl)lle for few
days, or a Few weeks, bat as soon S dc
fraud am exposed DO sm g0ae coon. You
may stand yer hats ober on Ier ears, hang
oui Yer brass watch chains, an plf away
q, yer cheap cigars. bat ie MAJ )riiy OF men
vii see right lrew you like buEE saw
chopin % cheese. What We an We am,
an LEI us bar In mind de solemn fack lat
while sklm milk has 10 value an lts uses
IL Won't make Ice cream noi deceive de os
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Another problem abou, n yillsnous s
that concerning the hen and ihtfhss been
propoundei. II 10 thls-"A tells the truth
three times out OF four; Il tells the truth
four times out OF Eve tell, the truth slr
times out OF seven. What Il the prObabil.
~ OF 81 event which A sni u assert and
q denle-i"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Give Ely's Cream Balm . trial. This
Justly celebrated remedy fbr The cure OF
cstarrh. hay fever. cold 10 the head. etc,
can be obtained OF any repulsble druggist
ani msy be relied upon as safe and pleas.
ant remedy for the above complaints and
will give immediate relief IL Is not IL
qald, snad OF powder. has no ofinsive
odor aud can be used Ai any time with good
results, a. thousands can testify, among
them some OF the attaches o. this ofice.-
Spirit Of the Times, May 2gih, 1856.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

The spple blossom Is not specially aoun,
dan, this year. While there IL quite fali
bloom OF some varieties. In Other cases,
ana with some OF the most productivs
sIna.. n s'qul,e light or entirely wanting
Ths Bsldyin blossom IL quite thin, and u
"a ..fe 20 predict st this early time tna'
the erop OF this leading variety VIII De
nSht Trees OF the Rhode Island Green
,ny show a full bloom. as do many OF The
..rly ana less important varie,ies.-Main'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
A Remarkable Young Man.

Have N yoa any ehiidreni inquired Sc
we're. long .h,lrei person.
sos, Yes, VA, the polite reply, "a sou"
"Ah! Indeed Does be use tooaecof
Never touches IL ln any form"
81 am glad % hear that The use oft1'
bacco il very sinful. Does he Indulge In
splrituous liguorf'
"Neyer tasted drop ln his llfe."
Excellent Does he ever stay oai late
st nighti'
"So, sir. lie never think. OF soIng oui
amer supper"
81 am very ple>sed indeed 20 know this
your son IL 3 remarkable young man.
"Oh, he IL not young man yet. lie ~
only a two months Old hAtv"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

What looked like the largest, sirslEhtes;.
.oundest, and longest walnut log ever
foated down the CdmbeiiAni reached
Nashville the other day. IL belonged - q
green.looking countryman who gave good
reasons why be must sell n immsiiatslI.
II WAS such q nne log thai, despite The
owners anxiety % sell. 10 fetched almost
lts apparent value. In due course OF time
/, was taken out OF the wate', and proved
10 be . sycamore log VITA walnut bark
,aekei all over IL In the mos. artistic nan.
ner. The eoaniym,n has noi been seen
.inca
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Ropu, IrcHY, ScALY, SKiS ToRTuRKs.
The simple application ~ "SwAYSEs
OINTMENT" without any lnteinal medicine,
will cure any case OF letter, Salt Rheum
Rlngworm. Piles, Itch, So'es, Pimples.
EcEems, all Sesly, Itchy Skin E,up,lons,
no matter how obstinate or l)ug standing.
IL IL potent, effective, and costs bat tribe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Ammonia and Toothache.

A correspondent writes 10 the Scientific
American that the worst toothsche, or neu.
raigis, coming from the teeth, may De
speedily and delightfully."- ended by the ap-
plication OF small bit Of cotton, ssfurst'
ed In strong solution Of Ammonia, 70 the
detective tooth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

And now electricity is 20 bi Adied 10 the
defensive features OF the barb''d.wire fence.
Electricity IL the only thing possessing the
power % make the b.fbed wire fence
more shocking affdr than II IL n present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
AMONG THE FARMERS.

Correspondenoe on practical agricultural top
ics Il solicited. Address All communications
intended fOr this department Ia AoRiCvL
fUKAL kuIrOR. .OkfORD DEnOckAr. PARIS, hH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
DYSPEPSIA

c,n.s. ts victims 20 bc miserable, hopeless
eonn,ed. and depressed In mind, Very iHiia-
be- lanruld. and drowsy. II Is disease
uhleh dos not get well oi Itself. II requires
careful. persistent attention, and remedy 70
throw on the causes and tore up The dscs-
tive organs tln they perform Their d1i'e'
willingly. Hcod's sarsaparila has pro''n
iu,t The required remedy In ht thdreds oi eass''
"Ihase taken Hoods saSipariila for dy'-
n.psis. from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, bot none proved
40 satisfactory a. Hoods safsaparilla'
TuouAs CooK, brush ne'trie Light Co..
Ne. York CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Hoes, Garden Rakes, Shov-
els. Manure Forks. &C.

just received from Boston. Call and
get priccs We have just received
several hundred bushels Of Rose Po-
ta.ocs from the extreme northern
part Of Cana,la for seed. Farmers,
change your seed and thereby secure
a good crop o: potatoes. and don't
iool away your chances by planting
small. poo; stock because it is little
cheaper 70. YOU will find this Saving
AZ the spisot and losing al the bung
hnlo Me Al.o haxe largo stock Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Pastures cannot be continually cropped
without something being returned 10 pre-
vent loss OF fertility.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Hssheesh pills are growing vel = popular
among the oplrn eaters OF Paris. Very
astonishing dres rs are said 'o result from
them. bat they are probably not more 80
than those produced by ordlfsry hash.
The benefits OF vacation s,ason may be
greatly enhanced, II. at the sumo time. the
blood IL being clesnsed and yitsllEsd by the
use of Ayers Ssrsapsrilla a good appe-
ute, fresh yigor. and buoyint spirits a..
tend the use of this wonderful medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Fowls infested with lice become too
weak 10 lay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Piea-e 20 rcuonbcr tha, we have
Bra'lcy's Nj. Phosphate. and We are
prcpa-cd 10 sell Il this year lower than
ever, a1i everybody knows that Il is
strndari in quality. Call and sc,
our terms and priccs. Our
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Grass & Garden Seeds

have arrived and now are ION tap,
and for the next thirty days will bo
running "ircc and easy 30 all who
may cali Tor them and no questions
asked, only pay, sir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Canada POtateS !

For table use. very much better than
Maine potatoes Call and get some
and iry them.
We arr well prepared to meet the
wants a. al of our Customers, and
having had an experience OF twenty.
Eve year in handling merchandise we
FEEL justified in guaranteeing quality
and prices. and square delling 20 AL
who may favor Us with their patron
ace Tor which we will h. duly thank
ial and remain Truly yours 20 serve,
II " ROLSTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Sick Headache

Sick heaodcne
sror The past two years have been
anileted with severe headaelies and dysreir
"a. was lnduced % try lloods s-sapa-
ma. and have found great relief Ieheer-
fully recommend u u Al Mis- j. -
ANNAnLE. New Haven, CouiL
Mrs Mary C. smith cambudgepori. Mass
vas A sufferer from dyspepsia and siek head.
ache. She took IIood's ,.rsapanliA ana
tyund !, the best remedy ,he ever used.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sold nv an druggists. 81 iix ior e.. Nads
only ~ Q. l. HOOD 8 Co. Lowell Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

new supply o
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-29

historically as well as from a collectors
standpoint.
In Munich they have a new style of box.
A nine year-old girl was dared to put her
finger into in a letter slot. She did so, but
the result was a great bowling through the
streets to the nearest blacksmith. who had to
cut the box to pieces before her fingers could
be released.
A family tricycle., carrying a whole Ger
man family, and in addition a large bow
of some cold drink, TO a suburban picnic,
meandercd leisurely through Berlin last
Sunday. The North American press pi-
rates. is the disrespectful way in which the
German papers speak OF their American con-
temporaries which publish German novels in
German without the unfortunate authors
permission.
Windhorst's illness may have an unfortu-
nate effect on the Catholic party, and may
even virtually change the party organization
into a German parliament. He prefers to
die in the harness rather than risk even a
temporary rest.
Merdica is likely to be held strictly to her
Berlin contract.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-29
torpedo practice. A naval correspondent on
la.u1 l....iLa. AL. i..i1nnA.

torpedo practice. A naval correspondent on
board describes this incident:
One torpedo ran very straight for 300 yards,
and was then DETECTED by the current which
ebbed by the shore. There was the usual
difficulty about getting these expensive toys
into their tubes. They fit so very accurately
that it is next to impossible to get them in.
They must be held absolutely upright. Then,
if a morsel of deck sand or a bit of yarn or n
drop of water gets in the tube the torpedo Is
sure to jam. One of ours did to-day, and as
the men tried to force 1t into its place the
tail was wrenched off. Now a torpedo with
out a tail is about as mobile as
a fish under the same circumstances. 1t
is a matter of no surprise that many naval
officers detest and distrust these weapons,
and believe that, after all the money that
has been expended upon them, they will be
very uncertain in an action that they may be
delusive and dangerous.
Up to Saturday night the Achille, while
unable to break either the northern or south
ern blockade, has so far successfully resisted
all the traps, ruses and active efforts of the
British to enter the ports, or TO extensively
land, and events are becoming monotonous.
Reference, however, may be made to an in
cident Of last evening ut the south
ern coast blockade. 1t seems that
the steamer Vulture, with Goals
for the blockading squadron, had for tenn
porary shelter put into Crookhaven harbor.
just as she was getting away two coast
guardsmen went alongside, stating that they
had a telegram for the captain. The captain
became suspicious and ordered his men to
pull up the ladder. Thercupon one of
the coast guard drew his revolver and
threatened to shoot the first man who
touched it. Then they were allowed to come
on board. No sooner had they got on deck
than the captain ordered the steamer to 60
| ahead, intending to carry his would-be cap
tors to sea with him.. The officer command
ing ashore was, however, prepared, and had
his men and guns posted in a position that
commanded the vessel. He at once opened a
heavy fire and at the same time additional
men put off to board the Vulture. The
captain, seeing that he had no chance to
escape, surrendered, and the Vnlture was
taken back to port as a prize. She was al
lowed to proceed later, presumably on in
structions received.
Tomorrow will be Sunday and the first day
Of rest, but it would be otherwise were we
not extensively shamming.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-29
THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Great Interest Manifested in Amer
lean shares.


lean Shares.
ICOpuright 1888 bv James Gordon Bennett.l
LONDON, July g. New York Herald
Cable-Special to THE BEE. THE allah
sorbing feature of the week on the stock ex-
change has been the rise in American rail
way shares. The fortnightly settlement,
which commenced on Wednesday. failed to
upset prices, which show decided firmness,
although business is not exactly A / in the
matter of activity. Every stock has its own
circle of admirers, and each in turn has
been forced to the front.
n Thursday it was Ohio & Missis-
sippi's turn on a rumor that the
Messrs. Barring had taken it in
hand. Yesterday Missouri, Kansas and
Texas came forward, being favored by
Louisville g. Nashville directors had declared
a dividend of only 2 per cent knocked the
price at once from 613l to COZ. The selling
was principally by the brothers De Pass for
Bischoffsheim, to whom no doubt the rumor
was cabled. The prices recovered directly
the fact was made known that a 8 per cent
dividend had been declared.
Mr.. Tom Nichols is abroad, and therefore
Erie shares are somewhat neglected. Pro
fessionals and arbitragers are very busy, as
well as the foreign brokers who have been dip
ping somewhat freely for Frankfort, Vienna
and Berlin. This matter is a sign of the
hest support the market could have. Some
elements Of weakness, however, exist, as is
indicated by several realizations of
fair quantities Of stock on every
market turn by the knowing ones,
who do not Judge by a flush in the face but
by the pulse. Canadas are too well hold t,
slip about, and Messrs. Morton, Rose & Co.
speak in favor of them. Certainly the re-
| ports of them are golden. Grand Trunk rail
way securities are flat on unfavorable traffic
returns. No encouragement is given in that
direction. Rio Tintos shares were the feature
on Monday, and their strength was once
more discussed by one-quarter of the house.
TIL French syndicate was found skillfully
maneuvering in order to pave the way for a
large battery Of options-some said 10000
shares strong. But upon whom is the syn
dictate going to dump, was asked. Alto
gether, things looked promising for a move
in Tintos. The next day they luctuated
considerably from 201s to 10 9-16, and 90 was
bid at the close. On Wednesday Tintos held
their own, fuctuatlng between 204 and 1919,
and closed at 1873. A large number of shares
were called at the option price, 1914, but the
''coppers' market generally was weak and
had a falling tendency. 1t was thought that
these big options due on Thursday would
give a FLIP to speculation, and the French
syndicate had bought shares for putting at
the beginning Of the week, but
getting all the stock they wanted
from London, the deal was
not successful. Other ''coppers'' stocks are
very sick and unsaleable in large lines. The
market is limited. The Mexican railway has
advanced several points, owing TO forced
purchases of large amounts, and the coinci.
dent receipt of good trahic returns. The
Inter-O Oceanic railway Of Mexico has been
discounted and the board has taken care 70
keep it well under.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-29
Luther Manuscripts Discovered.

copyright 1888, Nep York Associated pJess1
BERLIN, July 2S.-Prof. Tschakert.
OF the university at Konigsburg.
has discovered IN the library of the uni.
versity numerous manuscripts, sermons and
commentaries by Luther, written between
1919 and 1921, which reveals tn o sequence OF
his struggles against papacy.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-29
MIR. Chamberlain,s Garden Party,

LONDON, July 2s.-Mr. Chamberlain gave
q garden party yesterday in honor of the
Birmingham u~nionist council. In a speech
with reference to the Paraell commission, he
said that Parnell, If innocent, ought TO wei
come an unlimited inquiry. Chamberlain
said that he was certain that they would
have TO face a state of things lmost amount
Ing To civil war before the home rule bill
was passed,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-29
The Wagner Festival.

lCopvright 1888, bp Ncp FORK Associated p,ess.l
BERLIN, July 2S.-The Wagner festival at
Bayreuth is not the success which was antic.
ipated. Few English and Americans ara
present. TIL performance opened with
"Parsi fall" conducted by Motal, recently
a leader in Berlin opera. The performance
will continue until August II.