davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
sra ct. Vaul, Winneiota.
Goninlatct apttet.

ct. 8aul, Mirn., ste Marts 1895.
NeIten ale S~tanoinaoer, iom bar
bGret / Ct. 8aul, peo. bppr be funoe
iinoe bet n~orsipenlte Spuiulat, os be
fleIte Silreiienoe bar ~liffert enbp9 pas
ret inoe % aflast Soniulen ct Seips, i
boilfet Sili9loe be life let oil elemme
boerfen &oniulatet eler ben altio per'
lise ps iorefpmmenoe Manb, ipm reiis
oereoe berinoe. &oniulatet bar beitans
big pGret ct meset ipgt Steo baaoe al
berbUenoe p9 tilreiienoe Sfa~noinaoer.
Ser , Spen bar "&cniulatet" iaaet en-
ois TRADITION, % iarlis blanbt ben
pppulGre Soniuls mango Senner er
bet 10 Ell bel lioen 8esiuenbeo, naar
&oniulatet flDtter. 90 M bat Sons
~iulatet flpttet; be sanle SOntOrer i
$40. 204 Gait zoe @aoe itaar POE ps
TONNE. &oniul Sobe t~iIflDtteoe iioite
llse tit npe ~elesante &uarter / SO. 315
Sudiun @treet, bpiltet b~ereiter pil biz
be befienbt iom "&Oniulatet".
ga &uniul Sobe bespnote fin Sors
refining Der / Spen, q bet iaa at iise
meb to TONNE Sanoer, men Sfribt for
Sfriot er bet saaet iremao, inotil ban
III iiSoer i en- Of be melt uoitrafte
9anoiorretuin9 i %9tprouciteu. Der er
iaa itanbinapiIte 5prretninssmano,
Der paa iaa fort Sio iom Sr. Sobe
bar arbeioet Jig up til at inOtase en-
iaa iremrasenoe Stilias / SOrrets
niussueroenen, liseium Der er iaa, Der
/ Ell iaa ing Nloer bar naaet at inotas
&c en- iaa piot ~aniuarlis ~piiiciel Still
ling. gten ban err osiaa en- ualminoe.
Zig opstis % eneraiit Ianb, Der life
luoer fig itramme tilba9e al en- smule
Mpbsaus, - us berai bar ban 10 bait
i'm Yart liseiom hi andre. Gtaar ri
MI taller ON 8~pnlulatets Slptnina, er
bet oerIor lille mere END ristig at be-
merfe, at beune iimpeltben er i%oraar>
ia9et peo &oniulens ita0ig ~iorGgeoe
5prretnin9er, Der ~eiterbaanoeu autos
ct iaaoaut Smfaus, at Jorlfaffelien al
ct ltprre 2ofale bleo en- bpoenoe Rgos
peuoi9beo.
Oct er meo ublanoet @laoe, at & ous
iulens talri9e Senner bar paret 8ione
til bennc uiGouanlisc 5remsans i
bans 6orretning, ban bar / Inleoniug
al Slptuinsen pGret @jenltano ior
mango @ratulationer.
Spuiul Spbe er euonu en- ing Manb.
San leireoe nemlis i'm ~36=aarise Ssos
ielsoa9 i 5reoass, ba ban ben 9aa
netop bar fommen zig / Sroen i bet
npe pafre 2otale paa Sad on Street,
blep Der 10 for bans Senner % ges
tienote Ell oObbelt slnleoning til at
briu9e BAN beres 9Dtgnifnin9er.
Set buroe oa pna 2auosmanosIfus
bets Seane altio pGre o5 Ell @leoe, at
ie, at M9uo al Dor Nationalitet arbeis
Der fig op til en- iremraaenbe Stiains
bette 9aub, os Sr. &oniul 500 be er en-
prroi9 &epreientant for bet pnare
fremaoTrioenoe Clement blanot BET
IfanbinauiIfe Nmerifa. It.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10

Soban Sasli bpbe Grebug MOr9cn
hos jim Sotscri6n 60. 81. SitaO beri
Sbsn 70 Slar ps 2 Wtaaneber sammel.
Ifopoe %inopunorebe til Gmerifa 1851
o9 bar bet meite af Giben iiben bpet i
Gaamafee GOuntp, inotil ban for faa
Gar iioen flDttcOe til i'm 3atter, Wlrs.
Go. 81. Sitao, / 9leaiant GOiunibip os
for ct Gar iiOen til 9ecurab. 9lfDpoe
fig G borne Sprn; bans Su.
itru bpoe for 3 Iar iioen.
9irsoas ben lobe bs. pil fan blipe
itebt til Spile paa Sis Canoe airfes
9aurS.
- Hurman $. @iQiams bpbe iibite
ll9e paa fin 5urm nGr Iit6eQ, epo
Gafota, hoor han bar bUet i DC ienere
Iar. IfosOe fOm til 0ccorab for Sc
Gnr iioen Os bapoe fit Siem Der i lang
2io. San uar sOot tienot baabe /
Spcn ps blunbt 5armerne pper belle
Gonntiet, oa ban breu meset meD OPP
tlpb al areaturer. Jor mango glar
lioen flDttebe ban til SBo 9afota %
be9pnbte meo areaturaol. Sans Su-
itru, Der / lang Gio brep Ell flor Mpoe.
banoel / GecOrab, flDtteoe beruo for ct
Gar glar iioen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
SaaIcocS Oft oct til.

Ter fortRle5 en- mprlom StitOrie
on, bpurleoes Iarmantier fit uobreot
Soteter / 5rantri9: s Se9pnoelien
tanoe ban l~letitte iaa opertalt 8pnbcrs
ne til at iRtte 9Otetes pan fine Mars
Ter. San relIte ON / 8D9oerne "a
bolot Soreoras ON 9Otetens fore
Nptte cs lOueoe, at ole, Iom bible,
Ifuloe faa fri uoi9o - men ioraiGpeS
- be oiloe boerfen babe noaet meo
bam euer bans 9Otetes at beNine.
Saa uotlatteoe Fan Ell 8lan: Ban iii
Siaaoelie til at iatte &Otctes paa Ell
bel Del Soro rnnbt 8aris, % ba So
teterne bar n9Iten mOone, latte ban en-
bel Gel &ogtere til at panie, at inaeu
ltnloe rgre Dem. SOsterne raabte bGit %
lpoelist, at bois nosen oopebe at rpre
oisie foltelise Eager, ium uoeluttenoe
bar beItemt Ior Sonseus e9en Muuo,
% np9le iaa llopal9te blanot Goelcn,
iaa itulbc De Iaa ben baarOeTe Yiniels
Stra'. Sogterne bar Der bare ON
GaSen. Sm Iitenen fom 8pnoerre.
IOm bar bleoen nps9jerrise O8 misun.
beige oper at bpre, at bare oeres Ser.
rer lfuloe iaa npoe oi8ie Sober - De
bapoe oa Spit til at image liot Yna
bet, be o9iaa.-Qa be iDrit baooe faaet
Sma9 paa 8Oteterne, blep De laa olooe
| oisie, at De iatte @otetes uueralt poo
fine GienoOmme - Os fra M al er Der
Softer | buer Spite.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
SGrine Selbreoet.

On "a rnmeI gage, icm bar truiiet fla tilbaae fro
eRseprlfiiie zen, bar mootisst ira en- MiSiiouar I Siiin.
eifH en- Cpftriit ipr Ct enfelt pegetlbilit 9iDoel, ION
hurtlai % permanent furerer 59rtna. 6rendliI, Gds
iaTrb, Nfhua % due SpspomIHe SaiieH o. Sgt9ers
ne. Oct er pliaa e. Yoiittpi gdooel mob WsrUsiOef'
&c ie ca ale Sidgs RcrOelJoelirr. IA ban bar iorieat
bets ptpuuoerllae telbreoenoe 0rne l 5uiineer al 5as
iR!re. amer ban teG lom in 2liet az glsre Oct beiieHet
for line lioeU3e 9tcomenHciteT. liltpnoet berpeo o.
peo Cgiici on al ituDre be meruefeltge Sbsiier. pl
ies icaoe benue Spiiuii gratis nj aae. ION gni,er ben,
paa AMI. drduit tusr enlelf meo iuloi9notas Sps
l~psu,uger ON. hporleoes bet ital tiIbereoss % bruaes
Seuoe5 ~, Bot peo Mpetaaelien al GrimRrfe. R1pn
bette Slae. W. A, Noyes. Sac Powers Block.
Rochester, n. Y. 2Ia26eow
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
SlagtnfGIbe.

&rOf. Gbris. @ilbertien blep Seat til
Spnbas for anoen Sang rammet al ct
alpprlist GlastiliGloe. YrOf. Gilbert
len bar / lGnsere Sio arbeioet paa ct.
GlCuo SOtel, men ban bar bapt tit
eooeuarelie / SampiOns Sp9nins paa
8atcr Street. Sa ban SsnOas Mior,
gen life fom til Spteaet til ieouanlig
9io, bleu Ell Gut ieuot aiiteo iur at ie
eiter BAN. San ianot BAN bepioItlps
/ sensen. Or. Saubnep bleu itrar til.
talbt, pg iiben bar ban bapt ZEN bebIte
9G9ebjelp Os 8leie. S Sespnoelien
bapbe man life bet rin9eite !Saab ON,
at ban funbe leoe "a Elmer, men Spns
bag Giten par ban liot beore, ps ibug,
Ranbas. er bans 2tlitano ilet life
baablgs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
CT finf &uno.

MRS. RprD gtterburp / S~u0tpan,
Sa., blep forleben pperialpt / lit gus,
oa bun bar alene biemme. Gn Slpns
sel tpm inb, bandit ps fneblepe benoe
% ppeoe Solo. Soem bar ban? Ger
ON funoe bun life Sipe nusen SeItce,
oa ban bapce maiteret Jig soot us life
ia ct Orb. gpiolfene srebes al Sarme,
oa be fit bgre um ben ifjenbise 6iers
ming, % be ifillinseoe iarmen til cit
Selpnnins for ben, ipm tunre upipore
Sulosmanoei. 8piuers & Sarris i
Goblesuiae, Snb., oporatter SloObunoe
% be sreb Der Inleoninsen til at piie,
buao beres Spr buer til. De fom tit
sullipan 81. 5 9proas Morsen meo
"9rince" us "Sranop", TO al fine
beoite G~remplarer, % en- 9ine eiter
be9pnote De Irbcioet. Glpnselen bapoe
brust ct 9ommetprflabe til at fneble
Wtrs. ItterburD meo, o9 bet LOB De
Sunoene luste paa. Stjent Der bar
bensaaet 80 Elmer, iiben usjerninss.
magoen forlpo Suict, fuuoe bog De
fIO9e 9pr iOrfplse bans Spur pper
leoise Somter ps 5Urtouge % neb-
isiennem @aoen meo en- mGrfpRroia
Siiferbeo. ga De fom til ct Sus, bpuri
ben i~tienbeoe auinoes Spoger, Grant
Gtterburp Dor, itanieoe be ps beapnbte
at sjp. Bar ban altiaa ben nDloise?
Snsen al ben Glare, iom fulste meo,
bauoe ben minoite Soil berpm. Men
bet sialbt at faa en- ftorre 8isbeb.
Sunoene blep iorte til en- leoia Cont,
bpOr be iDntes at TONNE / Surpirrina;
men oa man flap benz, LIB De neb til
SernbaneoepOtet. SpiOItene piblte, at
Ell anoen Mano, buem be bapoe miss
tantt, uar relit afteo meo ct 5raats
train. Som bet ipncs. bapOe lsiers
nln8smanoen en- meoitplbig.
Grant Itterburp bleo arreIteret, "a
Solicit uiloe lpn6e BAN, men bet blep
meo mesen Mlsie iorbiuoret baaoe ben
&pelo os ben uelte.
aanite 8loobunbe fan beuirfe. at Der
blir iGrre 5%orbrpoelier iblanot ps.
SlosjerninssmGno saar altio no fra.
at be ifal uno9aa at blipe ppoaaet oa
Taloe / &ettens Senber. Dc oil maaIfe
fsle fig utrp9se, naar be fer at Suuoe.
fan nbpese benz. bpOr soOt be END bar
siemt fig, % bape tilbase Tor at sipre
onbt.
Nj be to marfelise Sunbe bar bet
"8rince", iom git i SpiSien. 9en bar
ct 9oo Napn. Seo en- Sunoeuotiaiuo
i Snbtanapolis | Sanuar fit ben iprite
SrGmie. SDu andre 8luobunoe fipm.
peoe ON ben; men "Grince" panbt.
Den noibrte ba en- Seoriit, iom er aar,
tie mGrfelis. Gn Manb loo Sunben
luste pna fig sif b~erefter ub. San ua,s
oreoe ire @il giennem furItieaiae Go
Der, iom bar iulce Solf, bar meb at
i%nSfanse ct Bar Seite, ipm lob lpbIf.
os git b~ereiter til ct 9DrIfue paa en-
anben Sant al Spen. ga Sunoen
itiiteoe Setjenotitub meo BAN, baooe
ban Siitelarsfaluider paa; men be
bleu paa Sanorinsen me0et tilSmuo.
ieoe, os ban sit biem % tua ct Yar
andre. Ger Elmer eiter at Mauoeu
itarteoe no, Hap man "9riuce" los.
Den git otturat Den famine Iei. ,pm
Waneen baooe saaet, ps Tom tilbcoe
til noltlllngslptalet. buur ben blaupt
1000 Mennelfer fanot BAN frem. Mou
mac liSe, at bet cr en- flint Suno.
6or Sorn uaDsr Iaue.Srembrusst
ct sanmeIt % peIprop,t pSoeuin,
MRS. wiNsLoWFs SOOTHING svvsim'oott.
ret bTu1i I over tCmtt MoyoF mipS'"S
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
9ieiienbe.

OFF Seipsenoe / iibIte llse fan n9os
mes: IuOers Siite ps Sam. Sesse, al
Noams, Mtuu., 8. q. Changer, Sans
cpd, Sppa, q. 6. NeliOu, Seri9o,
SOMA, us ebert earieu Serle, 3Oronto,
Deuel. g., g. 9at. Nils Sdieie fra
SattOn, 81. Sat, err Der / gsips hos tit
sgifenbebaru Soer Sdjeie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
SfanDinapiife GrfnrllaH'

meo ben oirette 9binapnIIa 9Lnle ldaos.l
meo american, Guuoro o. SoIos S-.Ij
Sinierncs bebIte % met b%urtia8aaen:s az
pere. Gen fDrIte Waars@ rtnrppH
Soar fra Reu Dort mco NoloG0 Y,
"Setla" % "9ucdua" ben lite AptI, -
manic" % "gtew Oort" Den 15pe >e.S 80,
BEN 1890. "8arls" o. "1cutonlt" pen -
"SSlono" % "9ampnnia" eer 22oI :,
Harl" ben 29oe Wprll, "ltelp Sp!. T,
"YtaIeitic" ben CITE Mtat FAINT 'Niotgs i,
1Sncanta" Den Doe Wtat. HGsia5eFstm h y
laoer Gbica0p 2 Gage iioltBere. s ,,',T
beabnOer DC lturarteoe SomneT'Il -, ~
ner, lom iioen bill bltoe bctIsnof8l0'' w.
WfoN
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10

"GecprabsI Soften" pil iaa SOB iii at
pGre meo % S~ratulere Sr. &Ouiulen i
anleouins al be to MGrfebase. Son,
iul Sobe bprer til ben &lasie Wennes
iom bet er bebaeellst at bape
6%urretnins meo ps bpsselist at trafie
peripnlis - ieiu / bet samle "&pn.
iulat".
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10

SEQ mpo,cs Spmafinen .SuSOsn''aSt ID
an ,ueestio ii6eu. Rin Sultru Fgalr'
aloria ipr bar ipet paa en- laa 9pD rigbt d
ION @Srepennen.1 SinloeW gou, NJ hylI
hos en- glsent, or ies filter paa' m~ "a
maattet betnIe runot 30 Dollars NOR T,r "a 4
a%nbeialer ben til gnbper, Der PM" uIad
lite aIasieS Spmaifine. 3eA otnprsp
pper 6%prpentning til ben Xre. "
Sborefcn, Mandeiter, YaIaI-
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
fri.Siuetter

fra Stanoinaoien til ollie Steoer ! IN ~,
meO ben eneltc oirefte ltnnolHaolN asS
paua 9inIe inapeliom meo NnlerltaL "; an.
Naan, 8eauer, Gunaro, 9omtn'on " M,
Stierne 9iuierue uoiieoeS til 2a9sIs G," +,
Yrts. nanr man ltriitlig eller pIrlV.u s, n
peuoer iig til ". Mortcnien GVs n
%tontor, 40 =. GmSie ct MGTl Us. min
ilu bar ct aontpr OF life lGnge.s SiT,
noBet Silialfontpr. Snoen npps. ;,r
ter. ian iorhrr Gocr fprit ON Sll''H, A
hos ". Mortenien s. CO. i"
Single Ct, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
Sor Born anOee 4auo.arembrus,,

ct 9anmeIt ps pelprnp,t pSorr,.
SOOTHING SYRUP ar bis.
ee1 oIu9i : over tSmtt aarof WiIfo NJ, a,
Isert' lot esrss sernnubtr anS,Trs M.
ytHDtS m.e n's; Q NJ ueut SeIb. Ttbsro.
ttt a. mart hslbrsotr 9tusse oItt "a ~
sti eeelit Ieesd mob TiarrAor. SQlaes AZ ans,sH
.Ts I sssptr Del al 9syosn. . pas saS at IOrIano,
sussu S stisse" sSsss."9 sy,sp, p ,as ,t.ssa
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
eampsfibs sidets optr sartf,,

Beaver Line fra MontrenlsAusp. .rs1
uerpOcl, eler meo bpiIteniolnPeF a
Gtlanterbaps. 2inic, til lapelte T''"
lite RABBIT, 2oen aabpt oa etefEa8t. M.
Itau benpenber ii9 til g. 9 Hp' %.J
for Chicago, gilipnuiee 81 Ct .an' ssc
roac, 9ccorab, Soma, eaer I'll J. "a sSsrl
BAN, @eueral Gtsamibip aSsHb 40"
Street, Chicago. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
100 @on9e
pptr Itlauterbaptt.

Gen gamle Itfreo MorteuicH al FITnl
V. Wtortenien y So, or MI pen0t ti!'as,
europa efter at baue tilbd9cin1t IN I'1
5ieiie pper NtIanteren, o. ban bar MI p'.1
iet at arran9ere for Dc peItltrpte Q5F"''
lure
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10

SEQ nlpetog S1mnfinen .Suspeunen.
"Slt gum 800 Stauo, ca bperten mir Snne
euer leg gaooe pentet, at @taItincu f,nhs
pore 'aa COB, ION ben er. Sen er Iet ~ IN
paa % let at %toritna. Gen eiur Iioeioo ami
Srpeioe lpri en- Ylaitine til Go Dollars w.
9aooe en- 60s2oaars MaItine ! Sn;s, Wv
le9 nt "Snsoennsn," men oeune iioite or III,
rprre % Ter uo til at pore itrriers. gsr
aroeioer 9uot, % ies er / ole YeIe tusr,ss
rleo ben. 6ra8t $3.50. 8. GnrrS ssu .s
tral Gitn. 2. Sal. WV cen
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10

q, Sgmioltllsn -suspenuen,. pt erholbt ,on
xsm..e meo s3eeordbsT pitcn. er 81 peIicr.
np"' .eo' zen Glpr sUot % int grbs,sr
=, ru oo =, tun aneelale ben til guboer, iom snIfer
sn9oS O. s'lia SqmaItine. ;Sraot a. ssnts
@1S't u Sbriaiaaisn, Wuusep.I,S'
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10
Notwithstanding
Secorab Rarfco.
minntnrrIis ~Qreeuttmarfss.

TT,sse Nuieringer er for s'erTe Parter; we'd Smaasslg
81 PrisernC na,urligyts ldt hslere.l
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-10

81 Co..
coy.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-02-05

years old and they looked as
thrifty as some that were but two
years planted. In fact, it is wholly
a question of fertilization. In Col
orado we know OF valleys where
the potato has been grown for
more than twenty years on the
same farms, the irrigating water
used evidently giving renewed
plant food to the soil. So the
rains of heaven and the fertilizing
compounds yearly applied to the
sands of Florida will keep pine
apple plantation in a condition to
perfect an annual crop, until other
reasons than weakness of soil re-
quire change.
A third point we desire to raise
against the fairness of the article
from which we have quoted is this.
West and east coast are touched
upon; the latter, especially as be-
ing about the only section wherein
the pineapple will flourish, but the
great central ridge belt running
from Kissimme to Okeechobee, be-
ginning to be known as the lake
region of South Florida has no
mention, as if it did not exist,
while today we believe we under
state the estimate when we say
there are a million pineapples
growing in lower Polk and upper
DeSoto counties and we are but
in the A. B. c., stage of their Gull
ture.
The Florida Citizen is journal
of wide circulation and correspon-
ding influence. Hence the publ
cation of incorrect statements in
it's columns should be carefully
avoided; especially is this so in
regard to the pineapple, for on
the fact that it is not so tender a
plant as has been supposed, de-
ponds it's development into one of
the greatest fruit crops of Florida,
-Pabor Lake Pineapple.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-02-05
Try Silv er King, Mr. Farmer.

With Oats at 200 bu., Corn 240 bu.
Teosinte 100 tons, Potatoes 1900 bu., and
Silver King Barley 116 bu. per acre,
Where will yields stop? Wen tell you
this: The John A. Salzer Seed Co. are
creating new cereals. Above yields are
facts to-day and they say in ten years
their new varieties, now in progress, will
surely increase above yield 80 per cent.
If Salzer says so, it's so. That Silver
King Barley is marvellous!
If you will cut this out and send it
with 1Oc. postage to the John A. Salzer
Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis, you will re-
ceive their mammoth catalogue and ten
packages grasses and grains, including
Silver King Barley.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-02-05
Pineapple Errors Corrected.


daily journal, the Florida Citizen,
had lengthy article on Florida in
which was given ga brief account Of
some of the leading resources, nat
ural attractions and places of inter
est in the State. For several sue
cessive days the article appeared
and naturally, attracted attention.
But in the paragraph having tor
it's sub-head "Pineapple Planta-
tons" there was at least one state
ment made that we cannot en-
dorse; and, as it is one that will
lead to a misrepresentation of the
facts, as established by the freeze
OF last winter and the two cold
spells of last December, we feel it
incumbent upon us as a truth-tell-
ing advocate of the pineapple in
dustry, to call attention to it in
our columns.
The writer said, "The plant is
peculiarly susceptib lie to cold, be-
ing almost invariably injured, un-
like the orange, even by light
white frosts, so that it's cultivation
is necessarily confined to regions
within the tropics or close upon
their border"
If this were true there would be
very few pineapple plantations
anywhere in Florida. But it is
not. The freeze of Dec. ga and
Feb. '95 killed young and old or
ange trees but no pineapple plants
to any extent worth noticing. This
proves that it will stand the double
fest of 10 degrees below freezing
point even after a lapse of six
weeks time between the two Sc
we're spells of weather and when,
in the second visitation, the plants
were recovering from the effects
of the first and were some what
tender with young sap in young
leaves. A "light, white, frost"
would scarcely affect the tips of
the tenderest shoots, as we know
by personal observation of the
winter weather of four seasons.
This season, so for, there have
been at least three times when the
mercury dropped to "a in the lake
region. In some instances the
lower leaves have been blanched
a little, in others scarcely touched;
while we have patch of Egyptian
Queen, one of the tenderer and
choicer varieties that was not af-
fected to the extent of even
blanched leaves. AS the proof of
the pudding is in the eating, so
the proof of the frost-resisting
powers of the pineapple is in its
observation by careful growers. In
this instance we affirm not what
we have heard is so, but what we
know to be so.
Again, the writer says "Planta-
tons require renewal from slips
every few years. Most of the
strength of the soil, in fact, is ap-
propriated in five or six years, un-
less thorough fertilization is prac.
tised." Now the pineapple is an
air plant and receives much of It's
nutriment from the air and from
moisture; there is but little plant
Evening journal., 1896-01-22
MINNICK CASE SETTLED.
Mrs. Merritt Pays Well for
a Release From Her Contract.
MINEIoK WILL SELL FOB HER

She Pays Him Nearly 81 900, Foots Court
Costs aud Lawyers Fees. and Chancellor
Nicholson wan Not BE Called Upon 60
Pass Upon the Merits OF the Case To-
morrow.
George B Mlnnlok has won a signal
victory over Mrs Mary A Merritt in bis
chancery suit for possession OF the
Mer ritt House, at Front and French
streets.
The case has been 2, tied aud ChSncel-
ltr Nicholson will not bs compelled to
hear argument on IT, Tomorrow was
the day set for such argument, but the
chancellor has or will be notified Of the
adjustment Of the troubles
Judge Ball AMI Edward q Bradfo
represented Minnick and Harry EN-
mons and ex-senator Higgins were
solicitors for Mrs Merritt
Under the terms Of the agreement
Mlnniok receives about 5000 for RELEASING
Mrs. Merritt fiom her contract TO cell
him the hotel for 500 600 In addition
to this, she agrees TO pay all court costs
and lawyers fees and 30 give Minnick
the option OF selling the property for her,
hs TO receive all money over stipulated
amount. He already has three biddera
and It Is probsble hat tho role will be
oonsummattd by him IN few days. for
Il csunot be sold without his sanction,
both Mrs Merritt aud VT Enmons, her
senior solicitor. having signed = contract
t. that effect
"They recognized that the case was
against them, said a party TO the suit to
an EVENING JOURNAL reporter this
morning. and Messrs Enmons aud
Higgins advised Mrs Merritt to
enter into some ssettlemont agreeable
10 MlnDick, who had. IN the mean while.
found purchaser for the property at q
price above what he had agreed to pay TO
Mrs Merritt for IT, he told them tnat he
boughl the hotel for speculative purposes
sud must have an opplrtunity TO make
some money out Of the deal. With him
Il was a clear case OF business he
demanded certain things, including the
promise of deed In the event Of
his effeoting a sale, aud those demands
we're met. That Is all there Is to it.
Minniek makes good thing out OF 1t,
and that ls all he desires"
Evening journal., 1896-01-22
FOR SCHOOL 24'S PIANO FUND,

Rev. }. Henry smythe. Ill. d, De-
lIvers an Able Lecture on "The
mistakes OF Life" IN the High School.
J.Henry smythe, artverend aud an LII.
d who bears considerable resemblance
to the late II snry Ward Bsecher and who
Is as full Of sunshine fun and good
nature as he can stick, officiAted at a
literary banquet last evening In the
assembly hall OF the High School. The
menu which WAS enjoyed by those present
aud they completely filed the spacious
hall, was a rare one although each Of tho
many dishes we-e we'll done and TO the
taste perfect. While the literary turkey
WAS stuffed with chestnuts. it was none
the less appreciated aud there was plenty
Of the sauce OF laughter TO accompany It
For about an hour and half the audi
encs was kept in laughing mood, enough
of more sober thought producing solids
being interjected, which like the olives,
gave a keener zsst for the lighter aud
more sppetiziug vlands
President Charles iird, Of the Board
OF ,Eiucatlon, presided aud In happy
manner introduced the speaker, after
well executed violin solo by Master
Millsrd PrObst. DR.. Smythe began by
likening life to a Delaware river shad
and said that there was no use In
choking over the small bsnes, as there
was plenty Of meat on the fish He called
attention 20 a dead wall on which grew a
lovely aud fragrant flower. From Il
came tho bee laden with the honey and
also the wasp freighted With material
ia, II stroug, active and indus
trious wasp. to break up an Ocean Grove
camp meeting Aud life hs said was Just
Ike the flower Il abounds alike IN
honey aud In vinegar; In sweet and
sour In good and evil
The ispeaker then proceeded to Illus
trGte the mistakes incident to LIES and
sneodote. fun aud humorous conceit
followed each other In rapid succession
At the close OF his lecture Charles Swartz
a pupil Of No "a, stepped on the platform
and handed DR. SmYth handsome
bouquet OF flowers The recipient
accepted them and In tnrn recited an
experience which occurred to him while
on his wedding trip.
The lecture was given for the benefit
Of fund TO purchase piano for School
"a aud about 500 WAS netted Other
entertainments will follsw, and Com.
mltteeman Lewis B Morrow, under whose
management this has proved a success,
anticipAt no difficulty IN getting the
amount required.
Evening journal., 1896-01-22
FEBRUARY CRIMINAL DOCKET.

Lovers Of Sensational Trials Have Treat
In Store for Them at tho Court House.
The February term Of osurt promises
to be exceedingly busy beth In criminal
and civil lines, especially the former
Attorney General White and Deputy
Attorney General Cooper are already
preparing bills for presentation to the
grand Jury, but many not yet In hand
will come Ia during the next week.
Public interest will center in the trial
Of Michael Lynch, John j. swan and
Daniel Brown, arrested iH connection
with the Farnhurst exposure David
Grinnage, q colored boy accused Of
having murdered his grandmother,
Harriet Lewis, near GlAsgow.
will also come In for his fair share OF
attention George Alexander. OF Hook
essin, will be given an opportunity to
cove his lnnocencs OF rnps.
An unusually large number OF burg
larry, robbery and petty larceny cases
will also figure In on the docget.