Deseret Evening News | 1891-06-16 | Page 2 | Strawberries

ll.nbeiTlM. According to tiitt uwd at the Ohio etjierluuMit nation Hum It about at lunch illffireiKM InitmwUrrieaat thrro lain iiiae tho mi that prolong Itt I lei lover thlongeat arlo,l glvea the mt crop and Mttinn tli moat prollt Aiarnle, tlio xurll.xt tarlutU linrotlio thortMt aeaaoii and Md tlio llghtrtt m. Tlio tamo li true, to n gruuter intent, with tlio very lata Mirlell. The inmlluiii vnrletle neither early nuf lito-glv tli largeit yield and mot l.rvnt Agnln, the arl,llei tliat cuinblnv both leie In on are not M prollllo at thoea that prwlnco only fruit. Dlililon of labor count i liero. Tli proiluetlon of pollen It a inneli cf a tax on tho plant iu tho proiluetlon I of fruit, "Olvo it phmt notl Jng to do but grow nod bear fruit and tho work wUI ba better done than If an add! tkmal laak I luipoMKi." Till la more ubaervobl than It iu n p-ncratloii ago, when th WIUoii Wat In Itt prime, TlMMitilct n.iJy only to tlio arloti, I hat aro generally grovn. There are lomo opjuirvnt exception, but lunrii I alunblo tlmo h.u Ikkmi l(t louuao IIm w iiijlpbilnt)bii Ignored. D, u. T, Moore In ludeieuduit.