New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

ago 10 collect IS bills containing the signatures Of N.
different national bank presidents OF the United satss
le' has now nearly quarter OF n million dollars tT
IS not mpete BY many thousands oi cSars 'SSa Set -
is willing 10 give 300 for IS bill bearing III
signature Of walter Ross Craymond who at ons
time president of a sbort-livcd bank at Onek0 Ohio
For reason there only ve OF the bills sSueS
No trace OF them can be found Inquiry et the once
fact that they still floating about the coantry II h
existence
brighter day Is dawnng for women in Germanv
The belief so long held by the Germans, that members
OF the weaker sex were not capable Of great intel
lectual development Is gradually giving way 10 CON-
Hdenoc In their powers The trustees OF the Museum
OF National Antiquities In Klel have Just eIected
Fraulcn Johanna Mestorf director Of that amons IN
sttuton, 10 succeed Professor Handel mann. FrauliS
Mestorf had been custodian of the museum snes
1873. She Is well known as archacologist in Ge,
many, and ranks Professor Rudolf yEchow among 10,
Intimate frents and admirers. Friends OF the wonan
movement In the Fatherand hail Fraulein a0rf.
election with Joy. They believe that the time Is fas,
coming when women will be admitted 10 the grs,,
German universities level with the men. /,
several Institutions they are already allowed to N
tend the lectures
She wore her brothers shirts and ties,
His collars, too, 1 swear
And e'en his naty boating cap
Was perched upon her hair.
And he converted 10 his
Her sash Of ribbon red
And her tennis hat besides
Upon bis curly head.
They looked alike very much
You'd scarce know one from tOtler,
so don't hpow 10 which popped
The sister or the brother.
-(Boston News
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about one half of the patch. Upon digging up the
vegetables few weeks later he found all those sound
which had been CUT the others, however, we're unfit
for use The experiment is at least an easy one 70
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