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New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
Mr.. SKINNER Tells oE FRICTION.
In a Statement the Superintendent Defines
His Position.

Albany March 2-stats superintendent % ~. [1O
"a. T,~4--,-]scn charles r Skinner. In q gtatsment
ertttled 'aThe Educational Situation 3E ALBANY,
aennss his position In the dispute az TO wnetner
that board or the Department Of Funtic LnsIuc- @
ttcu shall be permitted to pay state aio TO hlsn
schooIs for nonresident tuition
He said IN part:
educational ACTIVITY along right lines 10 heipflL
a@4fsfscn On educational questions Ioanoso 81 %
S@sIo1EeT aud EuGrepre&EEf&Gon pEgeaSSes -,
7d 5iGeeufenk stacsrely oepore Lls RsesSaf 81
forfEuafe misunderstanding ot ~ en1ait!on
for Which this departmenf 10 70 no sSnss e Tntsss
49,. k1sS rezIfxe that We are Sap1SGk -
-@4rsas an ff1e result Of gross
zf.Ien EaVe besn tn6ust-tcEsty edrculaes1 Ia1"NS"
a. th. f1niTerstty eonyoestien IA Jnly Tno Ta
IN my annual report te - vnenf of rcIa-resident
tI,sf5os in acadanic depaFtnents u hnS 4R stss
@1aa.-4s 1Y Eould anlarRs the scope OF Lhe aHn
sefsool and make abgolutely iree % 49, ~ 800
s-sysss hy 5tafe aid for adyannageS nog = =
9ry - payuelt cf futticns GEery cnAsa hn0aae g
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
TIE AMERICAN CROWN.
Typifed by President Roosevelt's Silk Hat
in $4,000 Collection.
[Rr rELRGRApH 20 rRE rR1RUNE. ]

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE IRIBUNE.J
Kingston, n. Y, March "a rare collection OF
fac-simile crowns owned by Mrs. Frank D. Higbie
Of Peekskill. n. Y, on exhibition at a leading
drygoods house here is attracting much attention
The crowns of Great Britain. Germany. Portugal.
Russia, Denmark Austria, Spain, Italy the Meth
erIands. Sweden and Norway. Siam and that Of
Pope Leo are all included.
Each is said to be exact representation
Of the original in size. color cutting, setting OF
Jewels and the minutest detail They are made
from special drawings and executed in ten carat
gold with imitation stones of the precise shade OF
the gems.
The collection made in Paris last summer
for the St. Louis Exposition where it will be
shown next year. 1t is valued at 1900. The
American crown is typifed by fine high silk hat,
q duplicate Of that worn by President Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
REPORTS STEAMER SUNK AT SEA.
Cautain of the Pisa Says He Saw One 60
Down with All on Board.

According to Captain sendt' OF tne Dr. ELt .
to~.ar pi.a which arrived in port yesterday a
Steamship sank at sea on February Is about
hundred miles southwest Of Fastnet- The captain
saws he believes that all hands on board per1sheo'
CAPTAIN sendt said that on the a1cernoon @ W %
s,9bted a steamship several miles of his port sloe
Hytng signals of distress. He changed his & cousse S
Quickly put all speed and pore Y 10Tn of 70 miles
Of the ship he was able to discern tnat ner as 00w
vas high out Of water and that her stern 80 VI
low He got within about mile OF the Vessel
when she suddenly sank. L.. ,,,,,,
hours in the hope that he might bs aoie 70 piG so
~ fo ind any small boats wreckage; ana ne
had no idea of the name Of the vessel She was d
GOOD sized ship with single mast and one furlneI
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
$4,000 An THE ADA REHAN SALE.

The second afternoon Of the Ada Rehan sale at
Smiths in West Twenty-ninth-st., brought out the
same large crowd the opening day composed to
q large extent Of and women connected with
the stage Of dealers in antiquities Prices again
were not high but on the $50 pieces the lot about
$4,000 realized There were several good mir
rors In the collection. the previous day, and
these went for prices that would be cheap at a
Fourth-ave. shop for goods with no associations
There were also several Oriental rugs which sold
for low prices Ornate and ChippendaIe and
Colonial mahogany furniture, with an occasional
novelty in the form Of a Venetian fete lamp Of
carved mahogany. used in The Tanning of the
Shrew," or a painting. formed the bulk Of the
goods and passed into various hands. The sale
Continues to-day as only third OF the collection
has yet been disposed Of
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-dsy's Forecast.

washington March s.-The Of high pressure that
has covered the Of the country during the
last forty-eght giving way slowly. although
pressure continues high the Canadian Maritlnae
Provinces second high is moving eastery over
the Dakotas The depression central this morning tn the
plateau region has slowly southeastwaro Ram
has fallen along the in Texas Arkansas and
locally the Eastern slope .-s
II in warmer in the North Ohio Valley tennessee and
the Southwest and DakotaS ana the Nortn
west The rain IN the Southwest VIII
the East Gulf States Tennessee and the Ohio FaIey On
Wednesday. and will also be rain IN tne Tloole
S5fssis mi Valley and rain the Eastern
sIope the middle Rocky Mountain region tIn Is
nrobabIe Thursday in Gulf States, Texas ana over
the southern portion of the Eastern slope II VIII
sone1hat colder Wednesday in the upper lake region
and upper Mississippi Valley and It viii be coasr Lnnrs
The winds along the middle Atlantic and New-EnSlahe @
coasts mostly light east TO southesst' assr
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts from n3rtneast 10
and on Lake Michigan fresh northwest becoming north
-.-.. It'll
have light to fresh southeast winds and fair weather 70
The mood Ohio has reached Point Pessant ant
tt Va where tne is six feet above the oehgeF nne
and stationary At Cincinnati eo-t91t stage " was H
reached this and the river was SUI! rising Is
expected that river viii reach 6foot stage ar ths
nont by Thursday. The Lower Mississippi continues TO
rise slowly.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
rRANsArL4NrIr MAIIs

wEDNEsDAT-At 5 m for Europe per = CsItt~s
Queenstown (77aiI for France. Switzerland Italy
Spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece, British Idta
and Lorenzo Marquee be directed per s. =
Celtic'D: I:3n f0r Netherlands direct. per
Rotterdam mail must be directed per Rottsr-
dam Z II a $ = Hecl8
fTaiI directed HeCla'l
THCRSDAY-At . a. n Switzerland
Portugal. Turkey Greece British India
and Lorenzo Marquee. per La Savoe. via Eavrs
for other Of Europe Be directed per
: s La Savoe'0
SATCRDAY-At T.30 a. m. for Europe. - Cam
pania. via Queenstown: a for Belgium drecfs
Per = Iceland (uaau nus. be directed per . .
Zeeand''D.
PRINTED MATTER. ETc.-rhIs Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samnles for Germany
only The class OF for other parts q
Europe will be sent by thi- ship unless specially
directed by
After closing = the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional Supplementary Nails ars
opened English. French
and German until within
Ten Minutes OF the Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04


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New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.

WEDEESDAY-At 3 m fog Barbados and North
Brazil per 3 Cearense, via Para and hsnaos'
a II for MayaSusZ Ordinary mail oa-yb
3. Pathfinder toTtiEary mail for other parts
dnder''p. a $50 supplementary 1910 n m
for America Costa Rica1 and SourFs
Pacific ports. Seg--auca deter mail tor tI1ats
be df-e-tRi :. SesI-a7ca''l- at l2SD
Dominican Republic. per :. Cherokee AZ 123O m
Complementary go p for ST. Thomas. p Coty
Leeward and WIndvar9 Islands. per : = Fontabeis
tma for Barbados, British Dutch ard French Guiana
be directed per = s FOntaoelle ,
THCRSDAY-At a FOR Cuba Yucatan ,-ar7peche.
Tabasco Chfapas Monterey mail for orh@P
parts Of Mexico directed per Monterey ,:
8 m. Brazil 8. Byron. Via Pe-na77o oIc1.
Bahia Rio JaneIro Cr1ail for Northern E3razil.
argentine Uruguay Paraguay b directed
a nj for Ina qua Prince. 5 Flandrfa
Of Haiti must be directed pHr
FIandrfa''D. 10 a N for Haiti Ter Pms
der Nederlanden Cnail Cape Haiti PORT fe PstT-
dad British ana Dutch Guiana be directed 'Tsr
PrinS der SedsrTanGen'l - COMPLEMENTARY
12-3O ny for Guantanamo and SanctaE7-
rars al . n tsEpplernenta-v = n
FOR Barbados. British. Dutch and French Guiana per
ERY5 AY1Sf = n for Mexf-0. r~r Niagara Va,
Tsr71ico C1aII must directed Per Niagara
at u m for Argentine Uruguay ard PARAGUAY PAF'
ssrT-RDhY0At a IT for u,1a re- Pretort4s
m Complementary 9-Sfl NJ fo- Porto Ri~o.
curacao and Venezuela. per $ Caracas tEal t'r
Ssva1fTs ard CartageGa must he directed per
raracas'l az Qs3o a Supplementary 1910 -
for fortune Island Jamaica Say arila and Carrsssra
rsr Altaf fnau Costa RiCa he dl-ects4
s.nars Altar: al $50 tSuPDI--1s1r7rv To5p
M for Haiti and Santa MAJ "a per s. Afhcs- -
fosCuha 8 Moro Castle va Havana
At p 80 for Cuba. Ter > Oiinda- via Harsns
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
DR., KoHIER's RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
Gift of $500 to Senior Rabbi Of Temple
BETHEL

The CONGREGATION of the Temple BETHEL Fifth
ave and Seventy-sixth-st, passed resolutions
,nanirnous1v last evening accepting with deep re-
.re4 the resignation Of the Rev. Dr. Aaufnsnn
Koh1er as senior rabbi He was elected honorary
minister for life, and It was resolved to present
81 so to him as token Of appreciation Inc con-
gregation also will continue to MAINTAIN tne
ance on his life -,.
The resignation takes effect September !: This
date completes Dr.. Kohlers twenty-foqrtn gfGar
T5th Tample Bethel, and marks the DeglnMIns
~ fhe echolastic year of the Hebrew Union Eoi.
iese Of Cincinnati Of which DR.. Kohler VIII then
Dr. Samuel schuman, the associate TaD0l: a+fnE mf
When If is expected he Will be reelected II - ui
Sersfood that no one is likely to be CHOSEN at
present as successor to Dr. kohler
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
NEW historical SOCIETY," BUILDING.

At the meeting Of the New-York Historical So
ciety last night, at it's hall In Second-ave-, Miss
Mary V. WorsteH read a paper on Nathaniel
Greene. Man and Patriot" which was illustrated
with stereopticon views of relics Of the Greene
family.
A building committee. consisting Of the pres
ident, Samuel v. Hoffman, DR.. Sydney H Carney,
tr.. Clarence Storm. James William Beekman and
Frank TIlford. elected This committee will
meet tomorrow morning to consult about the So
ciety's home. 1t is practically certain that the
Cornerstone will be laid this suring.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
DIES. NEARLY 100 YEARS OLD.

James H. Colston, who. on Marcn a. nao ne
,,,,a6 1vonId have celebrated his one hundredth
birthday. died at his home, No. 5SS F1fty-fourth-
Ct. Brooklyn, yesterday. He was born in London
and came to America when eighteen years old
uvban the BrookIyn City Gas Company or
Sanizad he became a bookkeeper in its employ, and
Continued to serve such until his retirement
thirty-hve years ago. de leaves daughter.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
MINIATURES NOT TO sE SOLD.

The execution Of the will Of Peter Marie last
evening made this announcement: "Unwarranted
reports having appeared in the daily papers in re-
xard 10 Mr. Marie's collection OF modern utniat-
80 a NAV be stated on good authority that It
will not be sold. either privately or az SUCTION
nor win It be placed on punAlc exhlniuon-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
Po ,foR-e Notice.

Should be read DAILY all interested chsnE-s
a any timeD
Foreign ending March .. 1908. VIII
close promptly General Posofce
closing time shown below Parcels mails f0r Ger
close at p m "Wednesday. : . kRristn
LCise.
Regular ard mails foreign
ton half hour closing below fev
that supplementary EUroPe Central
America, via Colon close Ia-eT foreign sta
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
GENERAL BOOTH DELAYS TRIP.
Slight Injury to His Knee Causes Him Some
Inconvenience.

General William Booth. while descending the
stairs at the army headquarters IN West -FOUR
+aepth-st Tuesday morning. made misstep ana
siJrhriv strained tendon OF his right knee. Ihe
injury dId not interfere with the Generafs going
II was the intention OF General Booth 70 saI for
hta bnTnA an the Celtic to-day, but II was decided
that he would better delay hts trip until saturday
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
CHATTANOOGA WANTS PRESIDENT.

Chattanooga, Tenn. March 5-The City Council
last night invited Secretary Root to visit this city
Invitations will be sent also to President Roose-
Velt and General Corbin.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. &C. EXcEPT


TRASSPACIFIC-
to Fla. and thence ~
stsa17s- closes at this daily Thursday
SEQ a m Gthe connecting mails close here Mon
davs Wednesdays and Saturdays)-
aFEXTo CTTY-Overand unless specially addressed f0r
s1atch by steamer. Close his once tatly. se~re
SYSSav at I:2o D and II 30 ? n Sundays a. I
20 p
NE:WFOT-EDL-ASD-By rail to SHrIh Sy4rey and then"s
=, stsar1ar closes al this ofsce daily $50
fconnsctinE mails here svery Icuday Wednss1sy
JaMAfcA-By rail TO Boston. and thenee By gtsans-r
-Ioses At this ONCE 6-3O syerv Tussday- h
raj 70 philadelphia and thence BY steamer closes &C
oF1-a 4t every Wednesday
NETSTETON-By Boston. and thence BY stea-s-s
rIoSss Al this of47-s daily $50 m
PT-ERTO CORTE2 ard letter nail sHr
MAIA-By rail NeP-Orleans. and thence ~ stea-nsr
rISsss AZ this ONCE daily. Sunday. 40
I'll 80 Sundays al ~ m ant fllSO , -
csirzT Mondays III 80 , n
COSTA RIcA-By rail $ew-Oreans. and thence ;"
a once daily. Sunday
: m til 30 m. Sundays az u p r. an1
vi .. connecting mail cicssE here Tuesdays a.
III 30 2 ny
BAHAMAS except parcels post naits)-5y rail- 70 Man.
closes at this oE1cs A.
1850 A. m. every Monday Wednesday and SATURDAY
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

Rixast temperature for yesterday, 4e degrass lowest
"A. average co. average Temperature for eoTespSnoinA
dst Ia wear ss aversss temperature for corresponding
date last twenty-five years. %. -. =. A-..h
IcaI forecsst-FatF to-day ana TEussesy nSnh &c SS"
soutksaaE q aoush Wtndzs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

The weight Of despondency from which mothers
commonly sufer-thc symptoms which simulate almost
evarv disease and the which renders life
burden can always greatly allevated. and usually
cured with Dr.. =. Jayne's Tonic VermiruSs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW

For Nsw-Engsnd fair to-day except snow in mountain
a,.,tS warmer in north rortion fair Thursday light to
fresh southeast TO south -:ads.
For the District Columbia and Maryland fair to-day:
trcraaatns coudtness Thursds~: light variable winds
For Eastern Eew-York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey DelawaFs fair to-day ana IhursoAS' hs| !"
fresh southeast south winds - .-- u,5
var WesteFp New-York fair to-day rain or sno" anu
colder Thursday; fresh west to northwest WINDS ,-
For Western Pennsylvania tar To-Day FalA anu eo4N
rhuraday: fresh to northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

Il .h,. Atseram ths eantnuous white line shows the
s+Sa~sS An rreasura indicated by Tbs TFbonas self
rScarne baToEatef The dotted HE shows the tsnpars-
tvre 81 recorded BY the local Weather Bureau
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
HOURS: Morning. HlGSL

M Il e sssHaSI
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BsssSa31 Ell ~ EHa lllilllIN IHIGlllIs
ssE;
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New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
BY EARLY MATL rRAns.
NEW-YOkK UTT.

NEW-YOKK cITT.
Man subscribers DAILY ar" TRT-WEESLT VIII
charged extra poStaEs n additsoa q
named above
THE TRIBUNE WfIl be nailad 70 Cuba Porto Rieos
Hawaii and the Philippines without extra expense for
foreign postage
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will De mailed at the fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

Burnett's Vanilla
q good the mouth II s pure and whole
| Don't cheated with cheap goods
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

bs following aicis1 record from the weather Bureau
oa she changes temperature for the last twenty
four hours In comparison with the corresponding date OF
fmrAve
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
OFFICES

Adiress relative 20
Advertisements 70 THE TRIBUNE Sew-York CITY Hs-
order express money
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04
speriGI Hotltes-
Tribvne subaerfFtiOn Rates.

THE TRIBUNE viii b sent By mail ad4gses -,
country abroad. Lddress changed as oLtsa
desired Subscriptions b given % your
n TRIBUNE once
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

Rev. stephen Merritt. the woFa5~ds-Enosa ,a1h IN
only place OF business sInASe. A1o ANA
A. ;. iarxe.f IN the world. Tel. 14-1sth-sS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-04

II is clear that II we are to have any real uni
Ac1tfor o6 an our educational tnteresoa
ncaffon csnn1t Be brought about sxceRt tnr3uk.n
some inch board Of trustees as tae he8enIS- 4 =
said that the individual Reeen~ e sa ~ se4 as
work. since January Iseg. WneI y pSean So - .a,~.
secretarv the Rezents aave held stxtyShYe eSru
,rftt4e r1eeffrgs and ten fun board neeunes' -
fgII hoard rnasfuFF hsEs been attended ny an eYeI
age Of fourteen meMosfT anu 49, "~ ~
comutffee u1eSsAnS.. -
II sE contended that aS the pceSeEL 6SSss0 eSa -
Reeerts SNS not elected with @ vtsW 20 Lne -
uointrsent Of & superintendent OF punbc, insIuS'
Son II 81 not wise % tntFust then N1In t.ls ~
SU6rpd by the history of the Re&ents
urge upon yoa. gerftemen, IN tnS Soaesiyr
tiou 81 fniS bin and OF any other htn coneesElLZS -
the Regents. before permitfnS yo1F Ls1ats9 I$.sIf
yoIr vote 20 sn3ure body WHICH has oexots1
intellieentIy and self-sacrdctnSy % your ~ -
aa6 - f1aHs 81 yOuy children. tnnf yoo 49, -
fine fa Inform yourselves, not BY heark2ys p1h ~
proven facts to the record ef tnaI SoctS ~
you not TO allow either precoaesSee &C. -
psTfissnship to AFFECT ycur judgment on EassSE
60 vital 70 the rslfare ef the stste es tne SoS~
don cf ysur children and your childrens enaaoren
Mr.. caDszt. prsncsraI oE the Elmdra Academy,
then expressed his opposition to the siu ~ s&ylHs
tn part:
Al the recssss az the premdeat of ths PE5se1E9@
Aca6eHse Association. an hsre g q repsesssnt4s< 3
esr1posae "a uesfiy asTsn hnndred see0ne2zy scheo
Sb5ee4 fe t6e ~ rev unaer censsaesaflon- e A
IIof fze fsnd of unt0ckfi9n We des1rs sLen 30
ssna1 convexsAfann kae eoEresnesnes 1lLn eas
there 4 ar aInost united feeng e tay9T ea eo1ae
kgEF az srTFfe14foE and fsIMf f1ig teeH6 y aln2eL
a. etrouR fr favor Of the skeGe1ts 1sln& = enLS
control II would be a9neel9ss ksslzs kelzss,ss -tssn
&c ne % Eea<RauSxs khs 6o&So 81 <Ssss----
49, HFeHEN4 GG0Ea43L494A
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-17
index TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Meetings-The Hibernian Society;
solomons Lodge, No. l, F. & A. M.
Ocean City Lodge, No. 2, Knights Of
Fidelity.
SpeciaI Naturalization of Direc-
tors, The Chatham Bank; Ship Notice,
]. F. Minis & Co., Agents; Notice to
Consgnees, B. L. Bugg, Agent; Com
mercial Collection Agency; For Xmas
and New Year. A. c. Oelschig; Ship
Notice, Strachan & Co., Consignees;
Election of Directors, Commercial
Bank; Dividend Notices, Citizens Bank
of Savannah; Notice to City Court
Jurors.
Business Notices-Dessert Raisins, A.
NJ. & c. w. West; When in Doubt
Go to Van Keuren & Co.
The Red Ticket Cost Sale-Leopold
Adler
Daily Hints for Christmas Shopping
No. S-B. H. Levy & Bro.
1 Cure Chronic Diseases Permanent
ly-Dr. ]. r. Gault.
We Tower Above All Others-E. &
w. Laundry.
Timber Land Bargains-J. Van
Burke Jacksonville, Fla.
Daisy Air Rihes-Edward Lovells
Sons.
New Store, New Stock-J. H. Fried
man & Co.
Sachet Powder-Rowlinski, Druggist.
Care and Good Workmanship-Sa-
vannah Steam Laundry.
Bicycles for Little Boys-Lattimores'.
Gannymede 70 Rye-Henry Solomon
& Son.
Scotch Whisky-The Delmonico Co.
Christmas Pastry-Shuptrine's Two
Drug Stores
There is One Gift. A. Bryson.
Stricken With Heart Disease
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
Christmas Gifts-At the Bee Hive.
Railroad Spikes and Boat Spikes-J.
D. Weed & Co.
Opportunity of a Lifetime-Schwab
the Optician.
Medical-Peruna; Swamp Root;
Chamberlain Remedies; Herpicide.
Cheap Column Advertisements-Help
Wanted, Employment Wanted, For
Rent, For Sale, Lost, Personal, Mis-
cellaneous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-17
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Washington Post Qnd.) says:
advocating the adoption of the profit
sharing plan for laborers. It's good
scheme for the laborer so long as the
employers business is profitable"
The Albany IN. W Argus (Dem)
says: m Godfrey Hunter, Republican
congressman-elect from the Eleventh
Kentucky, doesn't like Roosevelt, and
says so. But w. Godfrey likes what
the President can hand out to the boys,
for their constituents, too well to say
It very loud"
The Louisville Courier-Journal
(Dem) says; Mr.. Grosvenor having
arisen in the House to take the Con-
gressional Record to task for having
reported him as referring to the United
States Senate as they Instead of as
it, the New York Sun wishes to know
why Mr.. Grosvenor corrected the gram
mar of the constitution. Perhaps be-
cause it's grammar Is about all OF the
constitution that has been left by the
party of Mr.. Grosvenor and the SUM-"
The Galveston News (Dem.) says
ut is now said that the gypsy moth
OF Massachusetts, is as bad on cotton
as the boil weevil. and that, II 1t gets
down South, IL will leave the weevil
hungry, since IL can eat cotton boil
right from under the nose OF the wee
vii In the meantime, plant early and
plant n quick-maturing seed. Then
cultivate as n your life depended on
IL. This may settle the wteyil ques-
ton, and We can take up the moth la
ter on"