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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

osO, Wa1AOus - oSia0e,lllAl ~ N1AiaAy
kt6ry kauai pod
kuwac zskonnik6w reguly.,
Franciszka v Me-
dyolanrie II. Take to bYl I ko-
10 rodzinne, " kt6re sic do
mlodoeiana ksiezniczka1
Jadwiga.
To tez ME zbyt weso}o
schodzil jej czas pa w VII de-
divorce. Najprzyjem-
niejsza rozrywka byly Ola
niej odwiedziny Wilhetma,
kt6ry czesto Wegier prey
bywal do niemieckiej stolicy
i mile zawsze bywal witany.
w ten spos6b budzila sic "
dvojga tych dzieci owa
i tesknota, kt6re
sic p6zniej zamieni}y " trivia va,
10 j gorace wzajemne przy-'
wiazanie.
Mile i blogo splywa}y die.
ciiom godziny ma wspania}ym
zamku mad modrym Du 10 !.
jem; nieraz przys1uchiwaly
sic pieknym pie5niom mad
w y, poetY zuchenwirta,
kt6ry opie,Waal y = nie el1.. boje.
Krzyzak6w 2 poga6s]5a. Li-
twa, albowiem sam bral u
= - |4gRr.. .ts.t. "a 80 =. ..aE - t.:.- I'D |E4H. a..
dial " jednej z wypraw al
.brechta roku 1877. WtedY
to snu}y sic pred wrazliwa
wyobraznia mlodych ksieze-
cych dzieci tajemnicze j o.
.brzymie obrazy, r~ozgrywaja-
GO sic " rozleglych pu-
szczac &C I. Litwy; krvawe j
straszne. Zuchenwirt opiew:
najpierw przygotowania do
wyprawy ma ziemi krzyiac-
kiej, uroczysto76ei %peasowalnlia I
ma rycerzy, k1t65rej to godao.
Sci dostapil jego' ksiaze Al
.brecht, a nastepnie niespo-
dziany, napad ma weselna dru-
Tyne ludu litewskiago. Me e.
mliiecka za6 ri: nienawi6c lulllb1,ul,je
sic v opisach rzezi, wypra.
swionej po6r6d wese1nego or
'szaku.
Jadwiga naslnchala sic cza.
=sto opowiadah 2 napa ''y1late !
Litwin6w ma ziemie polsklI,al
Cd babki i OLGA Ludwika.
10 tel rozgoraeskeWana opo.
s5EsA. g& 80 ~ .Esr .&#s.SsFAI %ts@ Es.t
..wi1ap.d]la,n,liitea4mra 8 tyehll dzzikich ! !
Istr r. z ytls' .l pogan ~ ~. stra e.
chem 81 III Ell !, g !. gig, -. e.
'moglaby Litwin,,a, otkl;r'y,ttetg 9.
kozuche1n : Wy 'a'lrl'es do.
wlosem, : lukiem "a
.trutemi Y Z kolczanie strzala-
mi mi zobaczyc Nieras prze,sn
wal sie v wyobra1kni jsjj ob q ~,
'pon'lu,rei .numy' i. lite '1g
.skiei chaty. ptl2ie ud piia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10
50BRAlzEK. HlsToRYGzNY q XIV WIBKu
KR0IOWA JAzlD)lNlI|Il[GGtAA
Narisa1 IzYdor poeche.

tNaRtS0l Il Ys
Chg .daa,l i
" cszs u ..f 6lob6w hojen-
burskicb'' zawar ''lif.. }! ojco.
vie mlodej ksiazecej parry
Ludwik ! Leopold; ...' ugod :le
wymiany awych dzieci, to
znaczy: Jadwiga mia}a u2 to-
raz porzucic dom rodziciel-
ski i przebywae ma divorce
rakuskim, q siedmioletni
Wilhelm ma divorce wegier-
skim.
Ola mlodziuchnego ksie-:
cia Wilhelma bylo to praw-
dziw1iie szcze6cie, gdy5 do
stawszy sic ma zamek kr6}a
wegierskiego, widzial ma kaz.
dym kroku po6r6d jego FAC
nej rodziny najpiekniejsze.
przyklady cn6t ! bogobojno-
Sci. M}odziuchna za6 Jadwi-
ga, przenioslszy sic do ME.
mieckiej sto]icy, W Y . 1ll
mogla by}a z latwo6c;a uledz
zkubnym %wplywom, jake ma.
niewinna jej duszyczke wy
wrzec mogly zepsute obycza-
je stolicy niemieckiei. Po-
wiada nasz dziejopis Szajno-
cha. Y: og IS - zeps ,',l g. 5 V
czesne poskramiala ttylko' po:-
bozno6t wieku. Pomimo swej
6wiatowo6ci j weso}o6ci p1o-
nelly owe easy nader goracaa
pobozno6cia. Toz spotegowa--.
ma poboznos6 mogla byla
zlamac kazda namietno6t. |
rzeczywiscie stwierdzilo sic
to ma naszej wiede1skiei wy.
chowance, Jadwidze. Bedac
c6rka tax dalece bogobojne-
60 OLGA, IL pred zgonem
pragnal p~rzywdziac STATE e. 9.
konna. nawykala Jadwiga
wcze6nie do zwyczaj6w i
cwicze6 pobozny,ch. \: Malo .
kto umial p6zniej kochac 60.
recei cd niej, ma}o kto by1+
juz W latach dz;eciecych row
ME bogobojnym jak onal"
y: Ale nietylko mias I, j l l,'l'1F.
no6c Wiednia, same nawet
otocz enie Jadwigi ma aworze
n%iemieekiml mrotglo ni,ekorzyst
ME oddzialywac ma lej wy
chowanie. Naibliiej Jadwigi
widzimy brata L,opolda ksie
cia Albrechta, ~pozbawionego
.-224$F& . 3srE.Ig 10 +:S:sE &"S..ISGH: sT"Ff .@s&ara-
w ,l dogorywajaeego, I. y
spokoinem zyciu domowem
6wczesnym zwyczajem prze
5ladujacego czarownicel 2 je-
go rozkazu ginelo M stosach
wiele tych nieszcze6liwyc',hl j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

,'af... ais y . nisl sWstret
ao .I,itwinla. ]; .J1agie1ly.
W,shystkie daal1sse |: v'ypaadi1lk<iii1
| caIe pr'65zzniejsze tycie Jad-
Jest odtdIzw Vie q wply-
s! : lat T. dz'ie e e Il. P =
czatkoewa obawe j oaraze Do.
Litwy, mi1o66 ku Wilhelmlo i,
zWycieiylo poczucie obo-
%pra y d pobooz mo 9,
j po6wiecenie sic dla n "a <, ~
kt6rego losy " iej rekaclhEll.
epocze]y. Wychowanie reli-
gijne, odebrane " domu ro-
dzicielskim, dodalo jej silly.
epelnienia wielkiej misyi.
zlotemi litera1ni "
narodu naszego.
II. Pouitanie kr6lowg
]. Lud polski, jakby v pre-.
czuciu bliskiei niedoli, gro
sic u grobowca Kazi.
Wielkiego, tworcy pc
tegi i bogaotwa naszego, kra-
ju, plakal serdeeznie mad
zwlokami dobrego pana i O.
.M6wi nasz dziejopis:
bylo i ola pociechy
nieprzystepne ucho kazdego,
a jedni drugioh zapyty,wali:
co bedzie dalei?" Przeczuciie
ME zawiodlo. Nastepea Ka-
Ludwik wegierski,
nieszczery j. wiecej dpsly .
swoje Wegry, zawi6dl Pol
ske mad .przepa6c. Plakaf j
narzekal kupiec krakowski,
DO ma p6lnocy Krzyzac?y, "a,
garnawszy Pomorze, odcieli
handel q !. Cd I. Baltyku; a cd po--
1%}u U wschodu Rus us
hallcka zal !g byla przez d: "a
iogi wegiersk le, q vice juz !
.brzegi mora czarnego ME
.byly dostepne ola Krakowian
Rolnik polski, trapiony e'a:
.glymi napadaml L!twy, ME g
..pewny miania j wolnozc 81
bye kazdego ozasu por-
.wanym .przez zglaje pogah,
s. -
ska j zdala cd Tony dzieci
jake niewolnik
ma dajekim wschodzi,e. 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10
S5EGfsE 4&E SS &,st&T&5sRS 4aSy4&a Is#S5 $500
Ola Cbn1rylcan Io1;et.

80. =: y
Jestem kobieta. W ynalazfam le.
karstwo. Jezel. cierpjszsna19'1b,ia4es
uplaxy, opadasnn:iieeeie mmaaceiieyy, zatr:zyy-
name, bolesne hub nadmiprne.' PEI
sryody, bezp1odao6d, bot gglloNWy,
krsyaa, zo}adka, merck, pieirsi,, sn1er +: J:
wowosc Tub reumatyzm,z spr6baj
mteg,o domowego leczenia, ktdr>m
sanla w domu wyleczY6s mozesz
napew1o bardzo tanim kosztem.
Chod Gle inne 1awiod1o, to chg ME
zawiedzie. Pisz zaraz, op.sujae
chorobe j zalaczajac &c marke ma
odpowiedz. Adres TAXI:
Mrs. ~, S. hon
ROx w. SOHth Bend. Ind:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-09-10

Poszuknje sic szdolnego
nauczyciela j organisty, mo-
:wiacego dobrze pc polsku j
po angielsku. Aplikacye
~przyjmuje Wiel. ks. A. Kry-
jeWski. : : ' y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17
THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
Questions on the Lesson for tho
Meeting April IS.

Questions on the Lesson for the
Meeting April 2S.
Following are the questions on the
lesson for the meeting of the Shakes
peare Club Tuesday, April 2S:
Lesson, Act V, Scenes /, ? and 3.
Roll call-Current events. Glass.
Shakespeare. The hooking bird
of the spiritual universe Mrs.
Bushnell.
Philosophy of AS You Like 1t. -
Mrs. Brady.
Lessons taught by the drama
Mrs. Wilson.
Place of AS You Like 1t" among
Shakespeare dramas Miss Barrow
Analytic Questions.
What character passes out here?
Is it a dramatic necessity?
Were Touchtone's threats in ear
nest?
Scene 2.
OF what have the brothers been
talking?
Is there adequate preparation for
the love affair of Oliver and Leah?
If not, does this failure amount to
an artistic blemish? Discuss.
Fair sister Do you think Oliver
knows the whole secret of the stu
alton? Discuss.
Why do We accept Orlando's and
Rosalind's love at first. sight more
readily than divers and Celia's?
What were the greater wonders
told?
20 how bitter a thing it is" etc.
DO you think these words worthy of
our hero?
Scene g.
What is the time between scenes
2 and 8?
Do Tombstone and Audry really
love each other?
Why do the pages enter?
Why is the song peculiarly appro-
pirate?
What interesting mental view be-
hind this scene?
Debate: Resolved, That that's eX-
pressed in poetry is more effective
than in prose. Affirmative, Mrs.
Lumpkins, Mrs. c. E. McLain, Miss
Davis. Negative, Mrs, Kemble, Mrs.
Cleveland, Mrs. Criddle.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17

To the Members and Friends of the
Main Street Christian Church:
| desire to make three announce
ments:
/. On next Lords day l shall close
my long and pleasant work as min
lister to this congregation. | hope to
see every member present at each
service. My sermons for the day shall
be such as ] would preach if l ex-
pected to be with you for years to
confe-only the best message which
| can bring to you from the word of
our God.
2. At the morning service the
elders of the church will present a
report, so far as it can be tabulated,
of the work of the congregation dur
ing the past year. While our work
is never what we should be glad to
see, it is most gratifying to be able
3. At the close of the morning
sermon | shall ask you to make a
liberal offering for the Juliet Fow-
Ter Orphans. There are now seven
ty-one children in the home and
many others have been placed by the
management in good homes with
christian families. This is one of our
most gracious works and | hope that
every member of our congregation
will consider it glad privilege to
give. Let this offering be as liberal
as we can make it. Chalmers Nc
Pherson
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17
THIN PEOPLE
OF Waxahachie, Try This


Weigh yourself. Take Vinol a
while. Weigh yourself again. The
gain in flesh. strength and appetite
will be better arguments for Vinol
than all we can say.
This is because Vinol contains in
a concentrated form all the medicin-
al elemhts of cod liver oil taken from
fresh Gods livers, but it is better
body builder and strength creator
than cod liver oil or emulsions be-
cause the useless, indigestible and
nauseating oil has been eliminated
and peptonate of iron added.
Vinol creates an appetite, streng-
thens every organ in the body tones
up the digestive organs, makes rich
red blood and firm healthy flesh,
AS a body builder and strength
creator for old people, weak women
delicate children, and after sickness
and for pulmonary troubles, Vinol is
recommended by over 5000 of the
leading druggists of the United
States.
So sure are we of what Vinol will
do that we refund money to those
who try Vinol and are not benefited
Hood & Curtin, Druggists, Waxaha-
chic, Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17
STOLE CLOTHES.
Entire Washing Lifted From Line at
Midlothian


Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Dorset have
received about the most unkind
treatment of anyone we have heard
of. Like many families of the past
few weeks they let two weeks wash
ing pile up on them and Friday the
whole washing was turned out and
hung on the line. The day was very
damp and they were left on the line
over night, not thinking of anything
being molested, but on Saturday
morning when they arose the clothes
were all gone. Someone had come
and gathered the clothes from the
line and also lifted a set of harness
belonging to Mr.. Dorsett. If that
family is like the average, a two
weeks washing would include the
larger portion of the clothes of a
household, and we would suppose it
did for Mr.. Dorset got busy trying
to catch the thief. He came to town
and he and Constable Hayes started
in pursuit toward Fort Worth and
followed what they supposed to be
the suspect beyond Mansfield and
found that they had gotten into Fort
Worth too far in advance of them to
do any good tracing them. Mr.. Dor
sett has no clue to the thief.-Mid-
lothian Argus.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17

FOR SALE-An absolutely correct
typewriter copy OF the qualified vo-
tiers in Ellis county, for the year
1908, with postoffice and rural route
address. This includes those who are
exempt from paying poll tax on &C
count of reaching age limit. Only
list in existence for this year. Phone
Light office. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17

tend to your wants when they are
in the gents furnishing line. Clean
Ing, pressing and repairing receive
their careful attention and satisfac-
ton is always guaranteed. Phone
them and see IT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17
North Brothers.

A weeks engagement will be COM
menced at the opera house Monday
night by North Brothers. Ladies will
be admitted free the first night under
the usual conditions. A ladies or
chestra will give a concert each even
ing thirty minutes before the cur
tain rises
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17
A Bell Boy.

The great New York musical com
edy success, "A Bell Boy will be
the attraction at the opera house to-
night with the clever young light
comedian, Johnny Calvin, as the
principal fun-maker and supported
by the dainty little soubrette, Ella
Calvin, and the prima donna sopra-
no, Irene Drew and a large company
of capable actors and chorus of
pretty girls who can sing and dance.
"A Bell Boy is no farce comedy nor
is it burlesque, but it is a high
class, clean cut musical comedy full
of funny situations. bright dialogue,
sparkling lyrics and music that is
tuneful and catchy and that is easily
remembered and more easily whis-
tied, the kind that every one wants
to hear.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17

Justin, Texas, April 17.-George
Fuller, young man about &c years
of Vee, was drowned about four
miles west of here Monday. He was
alone at the time and his body was
not discovered until Wednesday
evening. The creek was bank full
and he could not swim.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17

LAWN MOWERS accurately sharp
ened and adjusted by new ma
chine, 1908 Ideal Grinder, at Arthur
Mackoy's shop, back of Spalding &
McCartneys store, 212 East Main
street. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17
Notice to Praetor1ans.

Regular meeting OF WaXahachie
Council No. 469 tomorrow at p. m,
Let every member be on hand. Work
in Praetorian and Ladies Degrees
by the Dallas degree team. Refresh
ments will be served after meeting.
Let all members and visiting Prae-
torians be present. II
M. B. SHELTON, S. A.
P. @. Rocket. w. r.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17
ERWIN < COOK
BUILDERS.-HOUS PLANS
A SPECIALITY,

Manufacturers Of planning mill
products of all kinds. A few days
more only for reduced prices on
house screens. Office at mill on
South Monroe street, near Katy
freight depot. S. w. Phone 400.
WAXAHACHIE planning MILL co
s. J. Erwin, Mgr.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17

April 17-1S-"A Bell Boy"
April 20.-North Brothers Com
edians, all week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-04-17

WEATHER Tonight and Saturday
showers Max. SO; Min. CT; Rainfall,
81.
, 1908-10-17

g! s.
Grocery Department
The extremely large sale on
articles quoted IN these columns
since our first announcement of
special prices are proof that the
people appreciate bargains.
A few days more and your op-
rortutity to boy fruit at these
prices Will be gone If you see a
favorite quoted In these columns,
we advise you to act at o ce as
there Will soon be an advance:
PEACHES--We have Just re
ceived a large shipment of very fine
stock.
Utahs, per box S5c
Colorado liberia, per box
$I.15 and $I.25
Utah Blue Plums, per box soc
New York Concord Grapes, per
basket 35c
California Grapes, per basket 6Oc
Cooking Apples, z lbs. for csc
California Fancy Bellefeur APP
pies, per box $I.65
Fancy Idaho Winter Apples, per
box $I.5O
Colorado Comb Honey I5c
Ginger Snaps, per ID. IOc
If you use SALOME for your
washing you will save labor
and your clothes, and do your
washing in half the time, per
box, only o
Use Laramie Flour. None finer.
Overland, hard wheat, per sack @1.65
Overland Seal Of Wyoming per
sack 41.AO
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
salaries of government Workers.

Among the employees of the govern
ment engaged in each class of work
general tendency is apparent toward
an increase in average compensation
as age dvances, though this increase
is not always uninterrupted; and SIM
ilarly there is almost uniformly
consistent increase in compensation
as the length of service increases.
The clerical class is a particularly
good illustration of the latter tend
sncy, since the average rate of COM
oensation for that class. beginning at
1857 for those who have been in the
service less than one year increases
in each successive period without a
single interruption until for those who
have served 40 years and over it Is
81 $50, an increase of 1898.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
The Rise of a Boy.

This boy goes to his business,
and at his business begins by SIM
ply doing the things be is told to
do, and doing them in a common
and ordinary way. If he stops here
he remains all his life ling a druid
ge. But if he begins to see that
business has a significance, that
his life is not merely sweeping the
store, not merely writing letters,
not merely selling goods; if he
begins to see the higher life invol-
we'd in business; if he begins to
see that business is a greater in
strument of benefcence than that
we call benifnence that trade is
clothing thousands of men where
charity clothes ten that agricul-
tural and milling industries are
feeding thousands of men where
charity feeds ten; if he beigns to
see how the who'll. hi story of the
world is linked together, and is
Gods way of building up humanity
and serving humanity-as he gets
this larger view, and enters into it,
life is enriched and becomes itself
the minister whereby love is enlar-
ged and conscience is strengthened,
the school wherein is educated
out Of the lower into the higher.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10

New York ranks first in the number
of it's citizens employed in the execu-
tive civil service, reporting 22,467, or
12.1 per cent. of the total number;
Pennsylvania ranks second, with a.
627, or 7.9 per cent; Illinois, third,
with 1906, or To per cent, and Mas
sachusetts, fourth, with $685., or So
per cent.
The figures for the employees in the
District of Columbia show that the lar
gest number appointed from any sim
gle state or territory is 1906 reported
for the District itself. These 1906
appointed from the District form 30
per cent. of all the employees located
there. New York ranks second, with
1852, or S.5 per cent; Maryland, third,
with 1906, or IL per cent; Pennsyl-
vania, fourth, with 1896, or 81 per
cent, and Virginia, fifth, with 1,41S, or
Sc per cent. The Atlantic seaboard
states from New York to Virginia, in
contribute 500 per cent of all
the employees in the District of Co
lumbia.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
PROVIDES FUND FOR INDIANS.
Measure introduced TO Benefit the
Pottawatomie Tribe.

Representative Morse introduced
bill to adjust the claims of the Potta-
watomie Indians of Wisconsin. The
measure provides that $447,339 shall
be placed to the credit of the 457
members of the band who will reside
in Wisconsin or Michigan, this being
the proportionate share of those In
dams in annuities and moneys of their
tribe in which they have not shared.
The fund is to draw interest at Ave
per cent. per annum, said income to be
expended for the industrial and edu-
Jurisdiction is conferred on the court
of claims to adjudicate the claims Of
those Wisconsin Pottawatomies who
live in Canada
After the ratification of the treaty
of 1888 and prior to 1910, over LOO
members of this tribe fed to Canada.
The total number remaining in their
old homes in the states was 2,0S7 in
1910, of which number $50 were In
Michigan, south of Grand river. 1t is
estimated that of those who went to
Canada, 619 belonged to the Wiscon-
sin band and SIS to the Michigan
band. The Wisconsin band of Pot
tawatomies has not shared in any an
nuities since 1888. Most of the Pot
tawatomies who went to Kansas be-
came citizens and received their dis
tributive share of the estimated cash
value of all annuities and other funds
of the tribe.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10
Teach Children PoIiteness.

Teach children to be polite.
Teach them there is nothing but
goodness of heart of So much dur
ability as a pleasing department.
They will lose the idea after a
while that it is smart to be pert
and boisterous, and take pride in
being little ladies and gentlemen.
Teach them to say How do you
do?" or Good morning" to ever
ybody with whom you are acquain-
ted; never to contradict, whisper
hum, beat a tattoo with the finger.
on the furniture, or loll around
in lounging attitudes in company /;
to say Eyes. ma'am," and mo
sir, What, ma 'am?" IF you
please and Excuse me-, if it
Is necessary to pass before any one,
or to leave the table before the
rest, and never to do any of the
things for which it is necessary to
ask to be excused unless it is alb
solutely unavoidable; not to toss
things instead of handing them,
not to listen to anything not in
tended for their ears; not to refuse
to give the whole to visitor
when half will not do. A polite
child is the best of companions, but
a rude one is troublesome nni-
sance, and will find himself learn
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10

soon make pretty plants, and. although
q free fruiting variety may not always
be obtained at first, yet they usually
flower and fruit I'm a comparatively
small state.
The Otahelte orange shown in our
illustration is, as will be noted,
dwarf, free towering and fruiting va
riety that may be grown just as easily
40 the common orange, says Garden
ing. We have frequently seen such
plants only a little over a foot high,
Jet carrying from twelve to twenty
ave well developed fruits.
Orange trees are apt to be attacked
by scale, troublesome insect pest that
cilngs closely to the leaves or stems and
that can only be kept In check by fire.
quent spraying of the leaves. This
spraying Is, of course, helpful to the
plant in other ways by keeping the
leaf pores open and free Of dust and
dirt. When the plants are we'll estab-
lished In their pots they like plenty of
root moisture and are benefited by be-
Ing placed outdoors in summer.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-07-10

The principal drawback to pineapple
growing In nearly all of Florida north
OF Palm Beach ON the east coast and
Fort Myers on the west coast is frost.
Every year there Is danger Of the crop
being severely injured or almost COM
rletely destroyed by frost, 80 that the
business becomes more or less of a lot
terry unless some means are taken to
protect the plneries. The frost line,
shove which the planting Of pineapples
In the open Is hazardous, is supposed
to be latitude Is degrees, which runs
through the middle Of the Indian river
country. AS n matter Of fact, however,
It usually reaches much farther south
than this. A few places north Of this
parallel are frostless owing to the tenn
pcring Influences Of water or elevation.
Country Life.