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WASHINGTON. Feb. %.
Harvard Boys and Radcliffe Girls Take
Part In Amateur Thentricnls.

CAMBRIDGE, Feb. Radcliffe and Harvard
CO operated last night In one Of the most novel
dramatic performances which has ever been given
in Boston. For the first time the Little Men and
Little Women. whom Miss Alcott has made dear
10 oil young people, lived their happy 60 lucky
lives on the stage. The affair was given at Cop
ley Hall, Boston, under the direction Of Miss
Josephine Sherwood, Radcliffe. 90, whose operet,as
brought her so much praise during her col.
lege days, and the actresses were almost all past
or present Radcliffe girls. ANN. the artistic
member Of the family, was Miss Eleanor VESSEL
holt, 1901. Meg March was Miss Katherine
Hooper, and 10, the irrcpressible. was Miss kathar-
inc Searle OF Cambridge, a clever and experienced
young amateur, who, made up 20 look very like
Miss Alcott herself, won tremendous applau,.
for her natural acting. Miss Clara Folsom. '97.
was the faithful Hannah Of the queer Concord
household, and Miss Elinor Carter, 80, was ex.
tremely successful as the rich but crochetty A mt
March.
j. o. Carson. Harvard, 'O2, was all that could
b. desired in the part Of Theodore Laurence, IA.
miliarly known as Laurie. while Mr. Lewis
Humphrey as John Brooke, and Mr.. G.. r. Pulsi.
fer as Prot. Bhder, were bits right out OF the book,
The Marchs's living room, with its disorder its
statuettes, its books and its quaint furniture, was
an exact reproduction OF the Alcott library in which
so many Of the books tragic and comic scenes
were once enacted. The whole performances was
admirably staged,
A rather electrlfying, college event was the ad.
dress made by Prof. Munsterberg on Tuesday
evening, when he talked before the members Of
the Harvard and the Radcliffe Graduatas Club
ON School Reform" The occasion was the Uar
wards mems reception in Phillips Brooks HOUSE
70 the girl graduates. and Prof. Munsterberg
was the speaker Of the evening. The German
gentleman took a decidedly antagonistic attitude
In regard to the elective system and expressed
himself as strongly opposed IN early speciali,a.
ton. All this was the more striking, In view Of
the fact that President Eliot In his last report
expressed particular satisfaction over the PROGRESS
the elective system II making In changing the
curriculum Of the preparatory schools throughout
the country. Prof, Munsterberg, on the other
hand. questions: Who is able 70 say what a boy
Of IL years will need for his individual li!e-worko
All instruction which is good must be- interesting,
but II does not follow therefrom that all instruc-
ton which ~ interesting must also he good. To
do what we like 10 do that needs no pedagogical
encouragement. Water always runs downhill.
This early adjusting Of instruction TO natural
tastes Is a fallacy. German boys do not think of
any specialization and individual variation be.
fore reaching a level corresponding to the college
graduation. We must be- careful not W replace
the Liberal education by liberal play" --
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The Issue Of the Coming Campaign.
n Nobii, Daily RSoiU'sr


The Democratic Senators voted practically with
one voice against the Republican Financial bill on
Thursday. Two. only, voted for it. namely. Mr..
Cafcry OF Louisiana and Mr., Lindsay. Of Kentucky.
gold-standard Democrats. Tho Republicans wore
solid. save by ono vote. for the measure. The bill
passed BY . large majority, The House will follow
practically In the steps Of the Senate.
This action makes the Issue for the campaign now
on-the issue Of the gold standard rs opposed to
what is called tho bimetallic Standard. which is ac.
tually, however the silver standard. There may be
other issues. and an attempt will probably be made
to raise such issues to the front place in the cam.
paign. but we all know that this financial question
Is the leading one. and that II the Democrats are sue.
csssful in getting control Of the Government. they
will proceed TO repeal Thursday's action. The
knowlsdge that this Ia true makes this the leading
issue. Other issues. such IS antitrust and anti.
imperialism. are vague.
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Twin Brothers Marry Twin Sisters.
Ernm "A, Cl.r,Lnn nd Plum D,nl,r

WHEELING. ". Va. Feb. 1.-THE homo OF
Jerry Tyree. ex-member OF the Legislature.
ex-SheriY OF McDwell county, and one OF the
richest and %bsst-known men in southern West
Virginia. at the little hamlet Of Maplewood.
named for Mr.. Tyres handsome country
and happy double Wedding this evening. On
June "a. 1879, Mrs. Tyree gave birth TO twin
girls. who have since grown to beautiful young
w%omanhood and as ike IA two rosy peaches.
On the same day, but A few hours earlier, Mrs
Henry Thomas, wife Of a prominent Kentucky
farmer and cattle raiser living near, gave birth
of twins lived near together. but never met tin
two Years ago. All four OF them came into con-
junction at the same moment. and a double
eliminated in to.night's wedding.
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Lyric Of the Milkman,
NEW SALEM. Mass.

From me L,1iston Er,nino Journal.
Hus,iin' ont at four O'Clock. sir. with . dozen cows
to tend,
How'd ye like to be tho milkman2
SO chilly In the tie.up that our hands will scursely
bend.
oh. don't We sort of yearn to be the milkmanp
With the winter wind ki'hootin' round the corner Of
the barn.
And ev'ry COW a-shiver and sshake from stem to
stafn,
II sets a chap to feelin' that he doesn't give .
darn,
And that's q sassy feelin' for a milkmAn.
With : blizzard on the docket and the snow %a.failin'
thick
How'd,ye like TO be the milkmant
As stih.d as q skeNer rolled inside . feather
tick,
Oh. don't ye think It's fun to be the milkman'
And out before it's dAylight with your nos. a-turnin'
blue,
And fndin' as you shovel you'Isthe first to founder
through,
II MAKES you love your bus ness and your neighbor.
tell you,
oh. this lovely. lovely Job OF bein' milkman.
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Omcinl

Quick as n flash the man snatrhai her pur,s
an,i was OF with H. Directly l"hipi her, not
twenty yards away, stool "A policeman who had
witnessed the crime. She turned 10 him. cry.
ing frantically: "lohh"r, rOhhcr"
la q few moments the policeman stood be-
side her,
Say he cried. Don't you yell Rubber a.
me-
MT his duty alter AL, 10 ace Just such thiussl
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VEGAS Advice to His Son.

Vegas Advice to His Son.
From n, SprtnqH'td Crion.
From the spanish
NV son, | bid you buy few books,
But read the few with care
Your own loved language study much,
And read your Latin rare.
Two many write in other tongues
Who do not know their
They better use. ~ Crooks have done,
Their native tongue alone.
With diligence regard the thought
That books. forsooth. contain:
And all that seemeth of most worth
Let margin notes detain.
Should your misfortune ever be
To give your strength 10 rhyme
which Gol forbid-thol think OF me,
Devote 1t little time.
The less of verses you shall make
The more you'll be esteemed;
30 learn Of me who much have made
II little hath redeemed,
The smallest hours IL yieldeth me-,
And but a narr " bed,
garden small. and flowers few.
Atable poorly spread.
SALEM. Mass. PERRY AIRS ALI.
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POEMS WORTH READEN0.
Tho Man with the Hoe" Speaks.

sayi
You Mistsr Poet,
From tho far aud vida.
What are you styin' us'
what's this you're s-sayin't
And what DO you mean
with all this fsr.nuns
Talk
About the weight Of centuries
Upon my baok'
Whist DIE take me for
AtlAsi
I'm not dom the hull thing
Alone;
There are others.
True.
idon't purity much
In my sabots
And my Jeans.
And the slant o my brow
Is not the latest drscian
Cut.
But the sweat upon II
Comes from honest toll
In the soil.
commune with God
A others who haye
Trod
Upon the bosom
Where nature Keeps
The wheel a.goin'.
And thank Him
Daily for the bread
And the recompense
OF liyiu'
In His world
Where the trumpet calls
OF mornin'
Salute my cars,
And the bees in the clover.
And the breath OF the
Dawn,
And the ~whisperin' breeze,
And Mary Jane
And the kids
Make me feel
Like
TWIN to be worthy
OF my inheritance.
There are times
But what's the use a.sayin'
Anything about that
II I'd q ben
A Village Hampton.
Or a Millet,
Like the farm
Labor,r
OF Gruchy, who painted me.
! might O. pulled ont O. this;
But what'd become
OF the farm,
And the CROWN things,
And who'd . sow'd
And resped,
And brought forth
The staff Of life
For the other half
The worlds blind greed,
And the tongu
OF censure
Fill not my heart
With menace;
And | don't see
The universe
tremblin',
It's true / slipped
A on once,
And was a Populist,-
But the corn'sa CROWN.
And I'm back In
The fold of my fathers.
A thinkin' less OF bein'
Plnndered. protaned
And d~isinherted
n- -
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I. What was the name Of the Spanish steam
frigate that crossed the Atlantic bound to New YORK
In the year isaOf 2 Who were her owners? 3. What
was her tonnage? I. Was she built in Spain? This
vessel was the first vessel t. cross the Atlantic carry.
ing the Spanish Tag bound to New York. NJ lie 5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-02-25

You are mistaken in saying that joyce never
claimed Ella Wheeler Willows pNem, Laugh and
the World LAUGHS With You - He personally told
me he wrote IL and lie published 1t a. his in o
volume o: poems about fifteen years ago. The poem
was unqueStionshly written by Mrs. Wilcox and first
appeared in The SuS. b. b. VALENTINE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-02-25

Your answer in THE Sun Of Feb 4 as 10 the
strength of troops, batteries and companies Of the
United states Army Is not quite correct. Under the
Act Of March 2, 1899. BY direction Of the President,
the strength of a troop OF cavalry ia fixed at 100, of
. battery Of heavy artillery at 100. OF a light battery
ct 12O. and OF q company OF infantry ~ liz. The
strength " batteries Was changed in General orders
No. II, Aug. II, lSAH-a heavy battery to con list OF
ia and Q light battery Of 1872 men. R.U.
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Please tell me who wrote the following lines:
Avaunt all sperious plianry OF mini
He who ascends to mountain tops shall find
The poetry OF earth Ia never dead,
But all the blooming flush OF life Is fed. p. J. n.
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Has any appropriation been made by the city Of
New York for the purpose IT paying. during their
absence. the salaries or wages of its employees who
we're granted leave OF absence. without pay, 70 ELI.
list for the late spanish war; J. j. MCC.
We dnn,f think 30
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N. MunaR-Feb. 20, 1865. came on Monday.

W sFN A'ps W iN'p 'hlhc IN hhnlhNs
O. N-"Eltrich" is Owen Moredith's' spelling of
'eldritch;' the word means CHASTITY. hideous, weird.
uncsnny.
fdle S~ud,nt-There are no exact figures, but the
proportions OF the two nationslities found in 300.
4Gs soldiers examined by the Medical Department
indicate that there we're about 3o5.oI herman.
and :so.552 Irshmen in thu Union armies. Au.
s'risns and Gsrman-speaking Belgians arc included
In the Germans.
Snrd1Etbd-Pr Patton OF the Untysrity Of
Pennsylvsnia has written good American books On
political economy they are; Premises Of Political
Economy THE Economic Basis OF pr,tec,ion q"
oarey's Principles of Social Science Is a larger
aud older work.
IT, the First Battalion Royal Munster Fusi.
hers At last accounts was in camp on the Orauge
River. guard ng the British lines Of communication.
1t had not been engaged In any OF the fighting.
NJ h-Daniel oConnell va, Lord Mayor Of
Dublin In islI.2.
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Replying to inquiry OF "a. s." in SUNDAYS paper
] beg to say that during the reign Of Anne much
legis was passed by the British Parliament
discriminating IN favor Of the Protestant ~ against
the Catholic population Of IL, land, In 10, Il ap.
propriated e. 900 to de!ray the expenses II
principally from the Palatinate. 10 come H. ireland
somewhere between 500 and 800 families availed
them~elves OF the offer. went to Ireland and located
mostly in the county NJ Limerick, where they pros.
pered principally because the laws then existing
and subsequently enacted were framed with q view
% driving ont their Catholic ncighbors. In that
portion Of Ireland to-day are ~ be found such names
Az Schier, switzser, &c, no donht defendants of
those Germans who came there early in the
eighteenth century. NJ. OSULLivAN.
r. r. S.-Henry Irving acted in this country Arst
at tho Star Theatre. Broadway and Thirteenth street.
in 1899; his hrst appearance was as Aa'hia, Mathis
In THE Bells" on Oct. 20.
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WINES BARRE. Pa, June IL.
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inferiorlty 10 the husband. Just rs IL does that
OF the daughter to the parents, the son 10 the
father. Nowhere is woman treated a. a res"
a thing. a chattel. This IL the language OF
fanaticism. Woman holds an honorable place
under tho rubric OF persons" and the
chapters on 'matrimony" are an evidence,
pace all contractors. 81 the constant and
enlightened solicitude OF the Church for the
rights OF woman. the frat OF which must al
ways be Tho permanency OF the marriage con-
tract. Else. why did the womankind Of the
United States procure the exclusion oftte Con-
gresham from Utah? The canon law provides
for the exercise OF power by women. even OF a
certain degree OF ecclesiastical Jurisprudence.
The double monasteries Of Europe we're often.
like Fontevrault, governed by women. In the
Dccretals OF Gregory TX. CBk. L.. tic. 80. c. 12l
there Ia a specimen decision OF Innocent III.
compelling the monks Of a certain monastery
to pay obedience and reverence" to the
Abbess. Readers Of Montalembert will
remember his glowing pages concerning Hilda
OF Whitby and the Anglo-Saxon nuns. Europe
had. 10 the days OF the dominant canon Jaw.
many monasteries like Huelgas in Spain. where
woman reigned supreme over little states. aud
had her sway upheld not only by the feudal
law and custom. but by the stronger arm OF
papal courage and Justice. "Monasteries.
said Dean Maitland. were beyond all price In
those days OF turbulence and mlsrule. as places
where umperfoctly. It may be. yet better than
~elsswherc) God was worshipped. as a quietand
religious refuge for helpless infancy and Old
age. a shelter Of respectful sympathy for tho
orphan maiden and desolate widow" The
Dark Ages. .. -
That Church could not hold woman as a
thing which read daily tGalat. ILL.,. 2Sl. that
there Is neither Jew nor Crock there Is
neither bond nor free there is neither male
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-13

bieIer Qeibenfdaft 9eitorben. sic
bate erit besonnen, nur lpenige gph'
net, auf einmal gu eien, in Der lebten
.3eit iebo1 gauge SaIIen bon pers
fpeift. 9ur5 ebe tie itarb, ertldrte lie,
es lei ibr setpiB, bab Die &affeebobz
men ibr Spb iein piirben; aber iie
fDnne bieIer 2eibeni6aft ni9t mebr
entiasen. sic itarb unter groben
S6merSen.
= Sn Gpanspile lit Der geger Sus
cob 8ants geItprben. Gr gait fir ben
.dlteiten S6mursen i'm Staate, benn
er fpu bas srftaunli9e Bitter BON einz
hunoert unb fiinfSebn Sabren errei6t
6aben. Sb Der Mann pirfli9 10 bod
betuqt mar, pber pb er iid lm einige
Sabre berre6net bat, mas ia i9pn
offers pafiiert lit bel alien i4paraen
2euten, bat ii9 nt9t in Grfubruns
brinsen lafen. Si4er lit, bab 9unts
ie6r LANCE gelebt bot. Gr purbe in
Der IGbe bon Baltimore als Stlape
qeboren unb ion nt6t peniser als 6
Mal perfauft pprben iein. 3ulebt
mar er Der Sfldpe elmer &entudper
Ssamilie. WG6renb bes 8iirgerfrieges
qina er ieinem Serrn bur9 unb fam
ipdter na6 GpdnspiQe.
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Segas.

- 8ei Musgrdbungen fir Die Bril-
d%enbduten, tpel9e bic 8erbinpung Der
ssSnfeI BON 9albefton nit benz Seits
lanbe pieber beritellen iolen, iinb
Tunbe sema1t porben, aus benen ii9
aiemli6 Speifeaos ergiebt, bub in luns
gen 3piiGenrdumen i9pn in srauer
@orseit berartise &%ataitropben iiber
piefelbe Stele bereinsebro4en fem
miiRen. Man bat nGmli9 in bret per>
ihiebenen S9ibten @erippe m GROCER
3abl unb in SteIunssn gefunben, bic
ben 9eoanfen pDnis ausi4lieben, odb
mar es bier nit alien 8ssrdbnibitdts
ten gu tbun baben fDnne. Dab jebes
bieier 2eihenfelber cine bur9 bas
Meer berbeisefiibrte @erni9tune Der
anseiefenen 8epDlferuns beSei9net,
ergiebt ii9 oaraus, bab Die Gerippe
unter elmer iebesmal brei SUB itarten
Gage bon Meerianb unb Mui9eIn se5
funben porben iinb. 4uf biefer
Sdidt finbet fi1 bann cine Gage Sus
mus. Die Stelette in Der rnteriten
S6idt gebDren elmer ni6t mebr eri>
itirenoen &afe an, iiber bic anberen
iasint nod ni9ts feitgeitent gu iein.
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Oert1teDene NaGri6ten.

Der @lpenIpmmer bes Sabres
1900. tpobl Der i9Onite feit Sabraebn>
ten, lit poriiber; er bat bic 3abl Der
Mlpenbeiuder, Der 8ersfabrten bebeus
tenb seiteisert; bab aber aud bic 3abl
Der llnsliidsfdae in ben 4lpen fart
geitiesen 1T. bab lit Elm bonn Statiitis
fer ppraussuiebenbes grsebnib, an
benz bic srpbe Mebr3abl Der 9erun>
aliidten pobl felbit bic 9aupti9ulb
trdgt. 90 nett betannt geporben lit,
iinb in bieiem Sabre 70 unfGIe porges
fommen; SO enoeten nit Sob an Srt
unb STEELE; bon ben 9eretteten, beren
3sabl % ober mod mebr betrus, iino
iebenfaqs mebrere = 8. 3. Der Stus
bent 2autidner bon Snnsbrud, Der
am Olperer in Sinter Dur beibe 8eine
brad = su &riippeln geiporben. uns
ter ben 9etDbteten befinben ii9 apei
befreunbete Samen, bic @%nslGnberin
FRI. Wbite unb bic G9leisrin Hdbes
nader, ferner elm Seifiner MGbden
BON 18 Sabren. Inter ben So Sobten
befinben fid nidt peniser als feds
f6peiaerii9e unb bier Diterreidii4e
auiammen Sebn Sibrer! Inter ben
Sobteu befinben ii9 fsrner eff Stu=
benton. porunter feds beuti4e (eins
idlieblid bes nit ieinem Siibirer am
Stills perungliidten pripatbocenten
Or. 8pigt aus 8erlin); 10 perionen,
meiitens iiinsere 2eute, fanben beim
8lumeniu4en ben Sob. ben metften
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Stftrict Columbia.

- Grit "a Sabre finb es Der, baB
cine ,gpmmifiion ppn 8unOesregies
rungs Sngenieuren Die PenniDlpanid
@benue in Der 8unpesbduptitabt, BON
Capitol Bis na9 benz S9aBamtss 9ez
bdube, nit @spbult pflaitern lieb, unb
bas mar bic erite berartige pflaitez
rune zines Dffentli9en @ertebrspeses
auf benz ameritanii9en Continent.
Sn biefem fursen 3eitraume bat Die
4spbaltpflaiteruns unge6eure Sort
fdritte in unferem 2anbe gema9t.
9e~genpGrtig iinb in $50 Stdbten Der
Ser. Staaten unb ganabas 26 Mil<
lipnen QuabratsY arbs ober 5000
@cres Strabenfld9e nit 4spbalt be-
leat, unb trpb gelegentli9 berDortrez
TENDER Ra4tbeile, bic ii6 abItellen lais
fen Ga. 9. infolge bes @influies leder
@asleitungs : H0bren) ma9t bic @erz
fpenbung bisfes Stpffes nod b%eftGnbig
impoiante SortI9ritte. llngefGbr 25
Mtlionen Quabratzg arbs Qspbalt>
pflaiter peroen jebes Sabr in ben Ser.
Staaten allein gelest.
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Sutnots.

= Sem Grbiaafts> @sri9t bon ct.
Clair GountD lag elm interefianter
He4tsfuQ pOr, ben Der &i9ter NIT
falomonti6er Weisbeit erlebiete. IS
banbelte fi9 um ben Ra9laB bes Sars
mers 9apis g. Sage unb ieiner Srau,
bic beibe pG6renb zines beftieen Wir>
beliturmes bon ben Sriimmern i6rer
einitiirsenben 8ebauiung in Der NG6e
bon lebanon eri4lagen purben. Mian
fanb bas Gbepaar in ben Huinen tpbt
nebeneinanOer liegen, bas ein3ige
Rino, cine So9ter, mar unperlebt gez
bfieben. Bel Der @rbI9dftsz Reguliz.
runs mar nun bic Srage mabgebenb,
per bon benz glternpadr Suerft ben
Sob erlitt. @enn Gage f9on tobt
mar, ais feline Satin perI6ieb, 10 tpas
rem bic Q~ngebDrigen Der lebteren Su
tbrem Ditttpentbeil bere9tigt. Sing
iebo9 bte Srau ibrem Manne i'm
Tobe poraus, 10 mar bic Sp6ter bic
aleinige grbin. Sin biretter Na9z
tpeis aur @nti9eibung bieIer Srage
mar ni6t porbanben, bod Der Hi6ter
puBte &atb unb CAB bas llrtbeil alb,
bqB Srau Sage 5uerit peri9ieb, tpeil
bas ipeibli9e @eI9le9t fDrperli3
i4pdaer lei dls oas mGnnli6e. Oie
8interlafenf4aft i'm 8ert6e BON
$4,000 mar Der So9ter 5useiprp9en.
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O-
Snlano.
GaIifornicn.

- Na9 ~SebnjGbriser foitipteltger
grperimentirerei lit bic Gitronentul>
trr in California cine getptnnbrtngen@
be Snbutrie sepproen. 3tpdr lpurosn
i9on bon ben SrancistanersWttttp ndS
rem Inn bic Mttte bes Dortgen Sabrs
b~unbsrts i'm 8oloitaute Gitronen ses
aosen, saber Die 8~ultiptrung Der 5ru6t
nuf piHenf6aftlt9er uno tpmmeratel@
Ter Bats batirt erit pom Sabre 1880,
aIs bic erite ,Waggpnlabung einbetmte
Tder 2impnen in San Srancisco auf
ben Martt fam. Samals CAB es i'm
Yefammteebiet bes Staates ni4t mebr
lls 100 acres Gitronengdrten. Sc
~lentpdrtts iinb bort, na9 etnem 8e@
|iGt bes itadtli9en 9drtenbdusgu>
seaus ni6t peniger als $4,000 trags
IGbiae unb $685. 900 junge 8Gume anz
lepflanat. Sinfi9tli9 Der aus benz
staat perfanbten Gitronen limb tetne
hatiftii9sn Insaben porbanoen. Die
ausfubr ion i'm pergangenen Sabre
Hber cine Milipn &iiten betragen boz
BEN. Denn bic our Stunpe anges
pflansten gdume aaemal tragen, birfs
le bic 0ur6f9nittsernte 100000
Riften fiinen. gitronenz trdgen ptel
regelmGbiser unb reidlider als @pfele
l%inenbdume. Sin 4pfeliinenbaum, Der
i'm Otter BON aebn Biz spDlf Sdbren
Fiinf !&iften Sru6t abnirft, lit cine
geltenbeit; bdgegen siebt es slei4z
altriae Gi~trpnenbdume in Menge, BON
bsnen man iieben Bis a9t &iiten erns
tet. gu Norb=O Ontario i'm Pomonaz
tbal bat elm aus Sauie no 8Gumen
b~eitebenber gitronengdrten lett benz /.
Ropember 1899 9274 &iften Sru9t
eraeben unb peitere 1000 &titen tperz
ben nod ppr benz eriten Nobember gez
fliidt perben. Der Rettpgetpinn bes
3iidters besiffert ii9 auf $1,000.
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Serbreitete ith tvie cia 0dufs
feuer.

8enn Sa9en vbie BE ten" iinb,
bann iperben Tie audi piejenigen, pels
fe ii9 am beIten pertaufen. Qbrdbam
Sare, elm prominenter @~potbeter bon
8elepine, 8, f9reibt: rglectric gits
ters itnb bic beitpertaufenoen Sttters,
pel6e i6 jemals innerbulb Stpdnoig
ssubren belt" @iHen Sic iparum?
Die meiiten &rantbeiten beginner nit
unreselmdbigfeiten oes Ma9ens, Der
2eber, Der Nieren, bes unterleibes, bes
8lutes unb Der Nerpen. electric
9itters ftdrfen ben Mdgen, resuliren
bic 2eber, Die Nieren unb ben nnter<
leib, reinigen bas 8lut, itGrfen Die
Nerpen unb beilen besbdlb cine Menge
&rant9eiten. sic beben bas ganSe
Spitem. sic flDBen neues 2eben unb
neue &raft in irgenb einen i9pa9en,
trGntli6en, berabgefpmmenen Mann
ober Srau. 9reis so Gents. @ers
tauft BON s. %. &uete, 656 Mainz
Strabe, Dubuque Sa.
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3amIas.

0as gilt mad Der @abl ni6t
mebr. Der Giseniinn zines populiitis
f9en Jarmers in 8anias biirfte Dem
republitanii6en Sidet pieien 9erbit
mDgliderpeife elm Sopnibip toiten.
Der 5drmer tit Elm enragierter 8rDans
Mann unb perldngt BON ben juneen
Mdnnern, bic in feline iieben SD6tel
perliebt unb idmmtli6 republifanii9
limb, bab Tie gegen Mc&inlep itimmen.
Sic iieben MGb9en unteritiiBen ben
often bierin, unb bd in benz Sopnz
hip faf Stimmenglei9beit berri9t,
neroen Die fiebeu 2iebbaber bic Mabl
bort enti9eipen. Wie iie iid enti9eis
ben iperDen, bariiber lafIen ii9 por@
lGufis blob 8ermutbunsen an%itelen,
aber BON benz @usfoa bdngt es ab,
o6 es in benz SonnIbip nG9ites Sribz
iabr iieben Spd5eiten sibt, Ober ni9t.