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HOW T6 STERILIZE WArE

IMirlnciillini KITcrlcit by V lnit n Lllc lln Clilorlilo or Silver

Time constantly Increasing demandj fur prim water anil for some methodliy means of which this cnn be ob

tained renters till recent communication made by Professor Palerno to tillllcalo Acailemla del Lined especiallyInteresting Professor Pntcrno hassuggested a process for the purificationof drinking water which constitutes a

forward In the study of this1Important problemFrom numerous and extensive exper ¬

iments made by this author It appearsthat by adding to Impure water oven

that containing pathogenic microbesnn extremely small Quantity or chi ¬

ride of sliver there Is accomplished thecomplete disinfection of the waterFor this purpose two milligrams or ntRoost two and suer half milligrams ofthe chloride are sufficient toabtolutelysterilize a liter of ttater and to elluilnote every danger of Infection

The process is so simple that onecannot expect any Improvement uponIt In the future It may be used by any-

one and III every condition of life thosterilization being complete after afew minutes ten at the most anti noapparatus being necessary beyond astand vial with a solution of chloride

silverThe keeps Its flavor and all ofits properties without modificationonly undergoing a slight whiteningwhich disappears after a few hours ofrepose Water purified by means ofboiling ozone and all other processesknown up io the present when exposedto tho air soon becomes Impure where-as the process of Professor Paternokeeps tho water puro for many months

to Homo Trlbuna

3Ilss Ethel CrukcrOne of the prettiest young women in

New York is Miss Ethel Croker thosdcteen year old daughter of Itlclmrd

Broker Miss drokcr Is often to be seenMadison avenue cars traveling

to and from her mothers home at 5

rat Seventyfourth street Mrs Croker HvosTh strict retirement and U

v known to only a few New YorkersOccasionally she goes to Lakewood for

jn few days and folks express surpriseat tho exlfstenco of a Mrs Croker MissEthel goes to one of tho most fashion ¬

able girl schools in the city and Is maklog friends who will be valuable to herwhen sill comes out She is devotedto her brother Frank and like himshe takes an interest in dogs andhorses Miss Croker is tall and darkhaired She has unusually high colorand when swathed In a mass of grayfur sbclg as pretty as a picture Thisyioungfwoman has had every advantag r7nioncy can obtain Until two

i1fi rcaI81U0 she had governesses andJjI every art Since her fa

t ther migrated to Wantage Englandi Miss Ethel has not seen him Nowr Yorl Press

lpcriLosing R ScalpIlcccntly n girl In New York was

scalped by having her hair caught In ar revolving shaft TIle ready verdict is

4that while sire may recover she mustalways bo sadly disfigured Perhaps

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notSeveral years ago an accident similarbut worse deprived u San Franciscogirl of her scalp down to and Includingthe eyebrows Doctors employed skingrafting anti supplied her with a newscalp with n luxuriant growth of hairThe handmade eyebrows were as deli ¬

1 cutely penciled as tho originals Thenew ImlrSwas of a different color from

t i tho natural which had been of a rareshRIll dllDcult to match The girl wasbeautiful before the accident and shewas beautiful afterward although

t much changedVhlethe ordeal through which this

patient lTd to puss was long and pain-

fuloany yontg woman would rather

I try it than to go through life either

1bald rbcwlggedow York World

J ° Fnaliorin No MoreIJ nnqlO of Fashoda Is to vanish

J froiittlionip This Is In considerationThis is an

ofllciajjilccreo and henceforward Fa-

eliodaYls iiHlioUn no more The preyIIICQ rif that name becomes the upperNile Hnre the tort and outskirtsbeconicjlCoilol and the village whichload teen known as Fashoda isivrehainedrabwar Theso changes are

all future maps oilcinly reports and recognized books ofreferencp tt y

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J> r FnrmliiK In KoreaKoreans cultivate their fields largely

1tclth spades One of these Implementstins n handle about eight feet long

4 bowl is tipped with ironr and Inns two straw ropes fastened to

Ii ir Tho man manipulating the handlefeSimsheg the spade into the grou ll ThenVthose holding the rofeathrow an lu

significantly small anibunf of earth aiRK distance of about two feet In tire Ko

dun fields ono may ofteittce ulna menthus employed on one spade

The SlnylnK SexDo women lip longer than men

luring tho past year no fewer thanMUsx hove died who werenfJMGharlansr In several cases they

to eC nJt1erll bly oer n hundredof ngi and it is rcniarkublQ that

jo T vAfiiTcso persons thirty sIX were wornn fejn Men mind womenjallke belonged to

stations of life blitit Is noticeablethat by far the greater proportion of

11 vr time women were iiarrled LondonWorld

tGermnnriI

are government employee Each oustf > bo of good character and live In a je

ji spectable family The pay 11i3Vn r 1 cents n day with on ndvanceQf A

1r tents in two years nnd thoseyfour

years In service secure 71 cents a day± > Applicants for these positions usually

i id fI4 jralt two yenta for an opening

Dont qverlook onrapecialofTur

lColds arc Dangeroustf

neW oftenlJOIl hear it remarkedQllt onlV red and n few dnyg laterJearn tlmt iJiewiftn U on his back wlti-

lcitP911I10nJo Tins U of tuch commonoaeiirrpncn tht n eotd hewerer slightftkftiild lint Iw disregarded Clinmber

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The SPORTING WORLD

Skntcr Ilellervulllc SliniTluirGeorge IlellOfenlllc of Winnipeg who

was picked to win the mllo nUll tholive mile events at tho recent chumplonshlp meet nt Verona luke SewJersey did not skate the race he was I

supposed to have in him timid tho hestho did was to come In second in thefive mllo racy mutt skate third In thohull mllo went

In the live mllo race Ucllefoulllo wastho only one Champion Morris Woodof Long Branch N J hud to fearThe Canadian showetl that he wasused to going the distance and it wasn question whether Wood could holdto the last mile and then have n sprintleft Ile proved that lie could

The condition of the Ice preventedextreme spued Tim top ice was softIn spots and would not hold the strongstride of time skaters Most of time

fastest amateurs In the United Stateswore entered along with a Canadianentry or two

Itrnu After Ollrlcn AffnlnTommy ftyan the clever middle

weight Is hot on the trail of Phildelphia Jack Oprten whom he metrecently in n six round bout

tlnn rords barn n tweer nun

1I16 JMwTOMMY UTAH

meeting with Ollrlen says Ryan I

want a chance toshow that I am time

better manThe Philadelphia fight wan in favor

of Ityan throughout null ho Is surethat be can bund OUricn his quietus

A 1lorlila Sporting CarnivalFlorida Is preparing for a solid sell

son of carnival next winter automobile racing and automobile boat racingTIe latest project assumed by Floridaparties Is the ttolJOselllut lllolJlle boatraco to take place upon Luke Worthnear Palm Beach Pin Immediatelyfollowing the automobile meet nt Ormound A D Proctor Smith HowardGould and Fred Sterry have each do¬

tinted a 1000 trophy to be awardedfor automobile boat racing Other troplies are certain to be given and themeet on the placid Lake Worth waterswill add materially to the interest InFlorida next season Nor is this to bethe only auto boat race for time FloridaEast Coast Automobile association pro-

poses to promote in connection withthe automobile meet a scrjcs of raceon the Halifax rifer-

Irnllatng Governor Crnuc-Hmvqrd WllleUs of White Plains N

Y has bought from Daniel W Malo-

ney time fast twoyearold colt GovernorCrane by UltigenrSOtlVi dam Nowa ¬

day 2144Governor Crane Is a solid tuTyof great

substance although not large at theage Ills sire was next to Arlon210 the fastest twoyearold ever to

orglntudMe I

started Nojvuday took n rccorSof217 3 early lu life and loweredIt to214V4 then was retired The matingof such a sire and dam was Indeed n

happy one and fojv could possibly finda flaw In Onvertfor Gratiesjnneupgait or aught else llb istn trait r of-

the good old fashioned sort and sticksto It whenever brushed seeminglyknowing no other gait

Jolly nachrlur a rust Green fnJolly Hachelor regarded by horsemen

as onto of the fastest green trotters Inthe country Is now In the stable of EE Smothers and will bp shipped toIoulsvllle with Mr Smatters hafiiesshorses at an early date George Spearwho trains for the owner of Major Delmar will tit Jolly Itachelor for theraces and probably piftnpalgn him luthe grand circuit Driven by his own ¬

er II C Mopes Jolly Hachelor trottedIn about 212 to wagon lit Empire Citypark Yonklrll N Y last season

Haulier SlcOoyern-Hnghey McUovern brother of the

former fentber champion Is rapidlycoming to the front Less than n yearago ho knew but little about tho manly

I art Terry took him In hand and thensent him to Philadelphia where homet one of tho Quaker fighters Howon in a walk and since then he tinsbeen meeting bantamweights throughout Pennsjlvanla and other easternptuttts Terry believes that In a fewyears his brother will develop Into agreat fighter

Lnjole DenialCaptain Napoleon Lajolo denies the

rumor that lie will tako n team ofFrenchmen to Prance next full to showtho natives how baseballs playedThe story was that Larry hind constructed a team with George Lachancofirst base Larry se ynd base Parentshortstop Do AnnonJ of Cincinnatithird base With the remainder of thenine to be selected from time minorleagues

rA Powerful LAnlo Hunt

There Is being constructed In Italyan automobile boat with three engines

v of sixty horsepower each driving tin

boat through ono shaft This launchIs expected lojjmjejajtiOILlmrsepQAyfiEIt lit designed for use III tho great re-

gatta¬

at Monto Carlo after which Itwill bo shipped to America in all prcltability for rise In the racing here

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A nice small Farm In Lee aunty forsale The Inrkin Stamper plnce onthe hpad of Dear Creek Nice dwellinggosd storehouse cribs mind barn neverroiling water well fenced Prjee rea-

sonable>

and tennis easy For pitrllauarc apply lo SAM JKTT-

Winchester KV

AVANTED Naiiiriii those tintspare all or a portkii or their lime forlight employment at home loud pay

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FRIENDLY ADVICE

It Wni Strunl dwell but Wim Uvuenshe tu the Mari Who Tuiik II

County Comuilxsloner JohnMcGougluey has not the reputation of being

easy but It Is coming ills wily A

few days ago he was talking to agroup of friends in the courthousewhen a well dressed man passed andnodded pleasantly to the commissionerlIe stopped a short distance away toread a notice while McGaughcy regard ¬

ed him with a wistful lookWho Is that fellow asked one of

the groupties n friend of mine said Me

Gougliey He borrowed 5 of me abouta year ago and I dont think ho willever pay it back I could use that thetoo It I had It

Why dont you ask him for It ask-

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the first speaker You never wontto let your money get away withouttrying for it

Thats right said another Begame John and go after It Snow

McGaUghcy finally yielded to theirsuggestions and walked over to wherethe borrower was still engaged withtho notice After a short conversationhis friends saw some sort of financialtransaction take place and the strangerwalked away while McGaughey returned to the party

Thats the way to do It said oneHo paid up like a little man didnt

beNo said McGuughey sadly he

borrowed another flve IndIanapolUNews r

Declined to Strike OutDanny Coogun time nets baseball

coach engaged by the University ofPennsylvania was a well known base ¬

hall man when ho went to the univer ¬

sity in the early nineties He was fiereceiving end of the famous UuyneCoogan battery

When llnynu tiled poor Danny wasnearly heartbroken Danny was very

popular when at the university andpossessed n fund of Irish wit and humor that generally kept UC crowdalaughtng He Is a little fellow with abig voice

He tells n good story on himselfwhen he started out in life after col ¬

lege Ills father had been giving himadvice about his career

All I have to say is this You nrenow going out Into the world my sonnull youll find it quite different fromcollege life The road will be roughand stormy nut strike out my boystrikeout

Not on your life t saldfDanny Imgoing to be n baseball play Phila ¬

delphia Press

1sefnl nee cxFirst Student The professor in his

lecture said that reverses were necessary to stimulate n young men

Second Student Thats true If Itwerent for an occasional check Icouldnt do anything at nltew Orleans TimesDemocrat

Wide ExperienceMrs Snobbs I want a girl accus ¬

toned to being employed In the bestfamilies

agentive got just the girl youwant She was employed In seven ofthe best families last month Brook¬

lyn Life

DUqanllfledYou will never male a reliable re-

porterWby not sir-You

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never told the caliber of the revolver used In that murder story your

wrote up yesterday Judge

Involved DUInrbaiiceParker Weve moved again IiBarker YoubaveParkerYes Our children wereJioj-

noisy that wecpuldnt stand what tlwineighbors said about them DetroitFree Press ir e

A War ComplaintDeStlchnt are the Japanese sol ¬

SfcOunbustabeing fed on embalmed chop alley andcanned hlrdsnest coupsew V YorkTimes Jft of

tIns Pnluncc V

How is your son gettingalong in his literary labors 7

JorklnsOh famously You shouldsee how gracefully he carries hi a penbehind his car Hoston Transcript

Not in Ills Line d

iIi r orDo you keep IJllIItIeaUler goodsNom You will smut theme down on

tile next J lock Theres arflr6 solo-

stiersLe dcrlCeikly j

lore VainerC 1GIIssleSIIPI > 1JIi1Hbehaaa-

coat of arms w

Charley What good isnhat Wby Ihaws a coat of clothr Cleveland PlainDealer W

Pure bred Fekiii DticksiCinilsh Indlan Oninecliickeni nncTiileJglnn Haresfor solo by M k 3h

JDckon KfIf Its n billions nltiiokaka Ohain

Ierl0lue Stomach stunt tier Tabletsi> quick Vecoreryis certain For tallby Day Bros Cu-

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WANTED To buy poplar logs foronce work 10 liicheeand apt anylength j will pay caJliS

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PEOPLE OF THE DAy

The SlilklnK of AexpyRAdmiral ItxMr till lIre ll l com

mander of Huiislun uric fittvv navalrind land In Silo fur east rOle from theranks In the lhlsslull 12nvy4tlte lintnttrttcteiT ultcntiiii country n young lloutoimiiL wfUiout Intluciuo and wiihiiit fiimlly Ho I mil

landed at Sun Fruwllt tram n cruiseJn Ahmknii water ouh thin battleshipllurlck when war was Imminent botweon Husslii anti treat Drltnln riverthe Balkans Ho at oneo cabled to the

1natM nCtJiu Lu

AlOIIllAIi AiKXKlKffto purchase In this vutintry n numberof vessels to be used as commerce destroyers to prey on English commerceand received u reply to the effect thatthere was out time for the dual Alexcleft telegraph buck a respectfulmessuKc to the effect that he perhapsknew tine situation better In Americathan it was known In lluxsla ulul ILlceived time necessary permission Inten days he hind purchased eight shipsnnd although the war cldud soon blowover the Incident was the waking ofAlcxeleff ttxm his return to ltusslihe was gives command of n shill andin three years ho was an admiral

irnater and llnnnnVolncy W Foster nt whose request

bills lave been introduced In congressto provide for arbitration of labor illsputes Is assistant treasurer of the Itopublican national committee No oneconnected with the committee has beena more ardent admirer uf tho late Senator Hanim who was chairman of thecommittee than Foster Foster wasnot the choice of Ilanna but tho senator learned to appreciate the assistanttreasurer during the lust campaign

There Is nn Interesting story aboutthe manner In which Poster winschosen It wan found necessary tohave an assistant treasurer and President McKlnley suggested Foster toIlunniu TIe chairman sent for Pot-ter in Chicago mud said

McKinley wants you for assistanttreasurer I know half n dozen union

In Chicago that I would rather havebut ns > you are McKlhleys choice I

have appointed you11ell you are delightfully cornp-

lltnentatieportcJ Foster If If wereyou me I wouldnt touchthe place but I want to do somethingfor Mcllnlcy and I nui gong to servehim In tlie place ho wants we whetheryea like It or riot

Before the campaign tins over thcsotwo men who begmi their nogrclatlonrather lifausplclously became the bestqf friends f

j Slinfrollii Unique ActliiiuJohn F Sbafroth of Colorado enjoys

the unique distinction of being ute onlyinan who voluntarily rcllnqnlghed aseat in the congress of the UnitedStates because of evidence of fnhid Ihthe returns by which ho was elfcteilMr Shafroth served the First Denverdistrict of Colorado In tho FiftyfourthFiftyfifth Fiftysixth and FiftySev ¬

enth congresses Ills contestant for tine

seat In the Flftyelhth congrcsi lensRobert W Boiiynge who filed n pro

test agnlnst the returns as made bythe

I HIIJOUK V SIUFIIOTII

Colorado secretary of btate Thetest took tilt usual course lit Wash

ington and when the investigationmade by the housJ electlonscommlttodrevealed fraud and the evidciicQ wason Feb 15 laid before Mr jBUufratu

gMitlcinan arose In time houW awllicked that tht committee prcsVat UH

rcsplutldn seatllig Mr Bonyngc whichvus done

The StvUrThere lii a new iiresrii1 IttvItElr

land every yearAissI l far tWnew president Is tqp-

rosldentT

of true ryear he III M Robert Copt

M Comlcsse wears n toon one side to HUV lie U I

He cakes everybody Iktr jmanners are inost IngratlaUattJl kleloquence altogether lrresilbl13wS-ides ire lias n splendid 0WrtwIV-Which lie received In Nctjci ff netlilbcrg and Parlrt 7

He is flftyaevcn yearn old Il4AJ1Ilej1 height of hla powersI

Coal nnil Timber in miWantd

Vanted ono hundred thousand acresof coal and timber land In KniterijKentucky for OASII for Eastern Oapltalltlt Write M

0 E duiTiiLexington Ky

r lAiiil the iormntlons fn which It fuuimSend 26 Ct for the 01 ProspectorsGuide W HFACtKNBR I-

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NATIONAL SERIES MARCH 13

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Again we pass over iuany events be

tween the lessons After the stillingof the donut Ho cast the demons outof thin man Matt vlll 23 says two atUadam ninth suffered them to enter theswine Then nt the earnest request ofthe Uaduivnes lIt departed out oftheir coasts thus granting their mule ¬

lieving Veiiueat vhllo lie denied thorequest of the healed man who wantedto abide with Him lIe then healedthe women who hall been twelve yearssick and raised to llfo the rulersdaughter who was just twelve yearsof age Luke vlll 42 436 lie onco

uncle revisited Nazareth and tiiujht Inthe synagogue but they were offendedut Shim amid He left them marvelingat their unbelief Mark vl 10 Aftertills He sent forth the twelve nnd atthe time of our lessor way perhaps atCaporniium or on Ills second circuitteaching intuit preaching in tho cities ofGnllliv

Our lesson opens with the fame ofJesuit nnd tilt perplexity of tieredcompare Verso 1 and Iuke Ix 7

though Herod wns In time eyes of men-

the one to be envied ninth Jesus was thedespised mutt reJccttHl ore We needto be oft reminded that things and pvo

pie highly esteemed among mim iiiuibo nbnnilnatlon In the sight of Galninth there Is n woe unto you when allmen shall speak well of you Iukexvl IS vl 21 Another helpful and-

ncrnesary Worth Is Fret not thyselfbecause of evil doers because of himwho prdaperetl h wino bringfill wicked deVlcosHlsL IIOU lsxxxvll J 71

There are ropy evil things nnd ovllpeople that 1101 lhly we lire not cnlUM

upon to meddle with but the fact thatJohn hUll Herod for a hearer left himno alternative but to be blind to Herads sill for peaces nuke or faithfully agaln t them for Christ sakeThe former as n servant of God hecould not do but time latter he did nodwas Imprisoned for It John did notseek honor trove mm He wins greatIn the sight of the Lord and lived topipage Him hence he did right In thesight of the Lord at any cost Ve willnewer help to make known the tame ofJesus If we compromise with the worldor III any way wink at sin We mustbe over and always whole hearted forHim wholly ills Ills own purchasedpeople to show forth Ills praises I

Pet II Oi Our lives by purity andmeekness and Holiness and tho Joy ofsilli forgiven unmet proclaim llcholdthe iJimb of God The Spirit lllllniiw we will be u rebuke to those who I

conform to the world nnd live untotllCIUHClVf

Turning to the birthday party ofTiered what u sample we hive of theworld lying lu the wicked one n veryllclehaztnrs feast the devils owu andhe knew what he was up to for hewas running this timing to accomplishhis purpose How well he enabledthat imor sinful girl to dance that dayHow he enablid tier to captivate thesinful heart of tiered and to lend himIn lips excitement to make a rush promhue which led to time dentin of JohnWhat n devil possessed woman Heroiliac want that she could think of noth ¬

lag to ak of the king no desirable asthe dath of the man she so hinted because ho land rebuked her sinful lifeYet other mothers have counseled tlelrchildren to do wickedly II Chronxxll 3 Gun xxvll 12 13i nand theI-

IIUIH devil still lives and workHoywrethpil a specimen of silt In

dnl ijit lunnanlty was this man whohad placed himself uudcrdho controlof this sinful woman for lusts sakewile feared her and feared people nUll

lilul some fear of the hereafter huthad 110 true fear of Oath We havecome to a lime when In church andstate In public amt private life thedevil controlled Herods und Herodluses tire without number but the worstphase of line work of the adversary to

day Is tilt control of the tenders Inspiritual things who do not hesitate toteach that however ungodly peopletinny be there will be salvation forthem after they leave this world there I

Is no everlasting punishment and eventhe devil himself Is to be saved TheyLord keep us faithful to Himself au-

to lilt truth eves though It shouldmean prison or Palmos suffering o

death fur Ills sake and may the heariof Ills true people bo stirred to givehe gospel more quickly to bole wlfoawe not hoard It yet that Ills chuirhmay he oompleteil and tints ungoJiyage may cad

How awful the last sceiiQ In todals I

IM sonl John has been mouths In liuonely prison seemingly neglected etui I

iy our Lord for wo have no ret itl

hat Jesus ewer went to see him rthough the prophets had testifiedUHnliili would glee liberty to coptand open time prison to then IIla-thounlllIn Ixl D But now Is li

he trnmp of feet Sonic one is coi0 co him Is It hU Lard and In-

JU cell door swings open HVia Iited not for earth hut

3fi inompnt It Is over forVslt her gift and hlnIInpints or thU11eml1 iWNP the faithful iiios

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COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTYt

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Tlti iMtr Korcaml-ii hardly an exaggeration to say

t time Koreans are the laziest people

earth All day long they lie aboutstreets smoking their gigantic

os A native pipe Is a six fdot lengthbamboo with u metal bowl und In

frlfrd tucked Into tho neckband andiwn the trousers leg All work of veryarly every kind Is done by the worn

i who occupy perhaps tine most diraided held by the sex of army

atlon The unfortunate female jtopuIlion Is collectively a beast of bunl uml denied even tine mont elementary

recognition us human beings A Ko ¬

lean girl lias no name She Is merelyknown as daughter of So and so herfather

Bleep Fee the Young Mud AurA

A fouryearold requires 12 hoursone of 7 yenta hours of 12 years10 hours and of 10 or 18 0 hours After that 7 or 8 hours is sufficient until

after CO then tho hours should bo in ¬

creased gradually with each decade aa

the man or woman of 80 teijulrea asmuch sfeep as a child of 10And It

hoTfld be remembered Unit the mostLealthglvlng beauty waking time ta

early

It All DependeaDont >vo go oily lilgherru k libe

facetious guest In the botelwJiwthelevator stopped at the twentyfourth

doorNot unless the elevator dropsi Hrlinswered the truthful elevator boy

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Iluttar tear liMiilunIn Scllly nnd tlnun i iy till Inilujstry

of growing early powers for thu 1 if

don market tins rrnchcd largo propor ¬

lions Prom that foriuor Island an ninnyns fifty tons of surly sprfng liliMnnmaaro shlpiied to till nciliiland In n Hlnplodnr11ut llower autHon beglna In January when Ilue rally vU rte II eel lire com ¬

hug Into bluoni Often when the vender is cold aural cloudy time Ijudu nre tar-

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In oiicning nod It Is scary to re ¬

sort to iirtlllclul aid In order thiit time

waiting morkelH many III supplied Iiilower heads iiry Jilckiil us twin iin nijhind penetrates tho calyx ami placed Injars of water which lure upontill Hhfilvrs of agrceuitnuye kept litIItpiiipvruturi of 00 to 70 degrees Innfew Lot w lurinrlvfiTfl buds respondto tho gnnliil warhith Hjinad their petsilt assume their µ lgwliigcolors midlire ready tor butjichMg and piicklnir

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