. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Die Floristen.^^???•? Dbcbmbbb 9, 1916. Ich kann Amerika zwingen, Gladiolen, Frau F. König:, Chicago White, Brenchleyensis, Halley, Klondike, Frau Jak. Lancashire, Panama, Princeps und viele andere. * Senden Liste der will. E.E. STEWART, Brooklyn, Mich erwähnen die Rerlew wenn yon Writ*. Alexander Buchanan Scott. Eventu-Verbündeten fast das ganze Anwesen geht an die zwei Söhne, David Burpee austauschen und W. Atlee Burpee austauschen, jr. Ein Drittel der persönlichen Immobilien und ein Leben, das Interesse für die Bucks County und Philadelphia Eigenschaften geht an die Witwe. Die Kinder erhalten

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. The Florists^ Review ?.^?'?•? Dbcbmbbb 9, 1916. FORCING GLADIOLI I can supply America, Mrs. F. King:, Chicago White, Brenchleyensis, Halley, Klondyke, Mrs. Jas. Lancashire, Panama, Princeps and many others. * Send list of wants. E. E. STEWART, Brooklyn, Mich. Mention The Rerlew when yon writ*. Alexander Buchanan Scott. Eventu- ally nearly the whole estate goes to the two sons, David Burpee and W. Atlee Burpee, Jr. One-third of the personal estate and a life interest in the Bucks county and Philadelphia properties goes to the widow. The sons receive the seed business, subject to the one-third interest of the widow, a share to a sister, Sarah Coburn Burpee Scott, wife of Alexander Scott, the well known rose grower, and one-sixth interest to the manager of the seed business, Howard M. Earl. To allow for an advantageous dis- posal of the seed business, with the sons given power to incorporate it, the testator provides that the tinie for the settlement of the estate shall be ex- tended for five years from his death. Miss Beatrice Kennedy, of San Fran- cisco, a niece by marriage, and three cousins, Helen Burpee, L. Kate Burpee and Charles L. Atlee, share in trust funds. An Appreciation. W. Atlee Burpee is no more—the pen reluctantly records the sad message. Hundreds of personal friends will re- gret the untimely passing away of the most conspicuous personality in the American seed trade during the last quarter century. Thousands of his cus- tomers, who have become acquainted with him through his inimitable letters, will mourn the passing of this master mind. Hundreds upon thousands will gratefully cherish the memory of the benefai!tor to mankind , who gave the world more really valuable new vege- tables and flowers than any other man except one. Three characteristics stand out boldest in connection with W. Atlee Burpee — his honesty of purpose, broadmindedness and liberality. With untiring energy he scoured the nooks and

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• bookcentury1900
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