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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
Praying for. Free Trade.

We here are interested in this thing q
good deal. II America opens her ports
to manufactured goods Of this country
[Great Britain will give agreat impetus
to trade. We will soon food the Yankee
market with cheap clothes. cheap hard
ware. cheap boots and shoes, and other
articles that we can manufacture more
cheaply than they. We will be gamers
by this. So, by all means, let us pray
for the success Of the free-trade policy
of Cleveland,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

The New Rockford Transcript has
reached it's sixth volume. The editor
reconnts the trials and the successes
andthe sorrows and joys Of his journal
attic expsrince. and says: LET the
water oose to slow music from the
mouths ~ nj contemplate" The
Transcript is full Of ensrgy, and is
making brave battle for fame.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

Lana once 1t Gsand Forks, D I. July kiss
having besa entered atthis odcs By Simon
hathaa sNiak Hsnzy APrsosEt for failure . comply
with Law g 70 Hnbereulturs satxy 10 $40 datcd
nass q iaRanssy county, Dakota with . visv b
taa cancellation oSsAad entry; CONTESTANT alleging thas
~ Hsary A. Pro6set has not to this dats PovsA,
ksa o. cultivated, any part u sid land; that 70
~, assseeds OF eutanssAays bsso planted thsssoe,
NE sid parties are hereby Ohnneosd Do eppsar q tA6
q. n, 10 rsspoad a. Indsh taGinoay oolese1iae
sd ALLEGED fSlurs. T3einnoy VIII b. tlksa bslsE0
y. b. Brennan. noeasy pablo. n aad for 1anssy
county, Dakota, at hi o8cs at DsyihIAks, Dakota
onDspe. %. 1855 at 10 o'clock q m, q thak dAy.
1sgster:
John W. 1Ahsr, Attorney, 1t.9e
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

tectionist, he would choosethe commun.
ist. An Endorsement Of Harden is an
Endorsement Of Church and his 5000
salary grab; an Endorsement Of commun.
ism and free trade. The Plaindealer,
which owes is existence wholly to law
abiding Americans and LARGELY to anti
free trade Republicans, is in big bust.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
Lealsjative Convention.

he Republican DiAxict Convention Ter tho TWen-
Ha1h Councdl and Representative District, for the pur-
pose Of placing in nonination candidates for thso1aces
herein 6ftsr named, Will b held at Williams bail IN
Dc city Of Grsiton, walsh county, Dakota Territory,
Ct $50 O'Clock p. m. on the 29th day OF September,
lesS.
. The oSoss for which nominations are 70 be made
OF GSMn7fk OF TIE COUNCIL.
TWO NEHDERS OF h HOUSE OF REPRE-
In s1id oonvsnaon the representation to which the
respective counties In said District are entitled 10 ~
'tolloWD:
Ramsey county seven delsgates.
Walsh county eighteen delegates.
Datod, 01fton, Walah county, D. 2. Aug. %, 1855.
u. ". HARDIN, Chairman.
J.G.N uIsrAuau. 6ecretaxy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

ORnaoa, Vermont and Maine have
given an aggregate Republican ma.
,jority this year Of 5000. Democratic
"ciyil service" free trade, alias "tarif
reform, " retaliation and general bluff
and bluster don't seem to have scared
the people Of Oregon, Vermont and
Maine.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
AAvsrtaiins Rae,s Of Hots,..:

A Correspondent wants to know why
the peopetetors Of summer resort hoteis
seldom OF never give the rates for the difi
farent classes Of rooms IN their houses.
Tho tpquizyh q pertinent one. II would
certainly be Q great convenience TO the
large number Of people who must study
ways and means before going on ;thelr
summer outing, II they could know 81
o~onsutans the Embellishments Just what
the rates at the different summer hotals
are. Doubtless the ~proprietors Of these
houses would be quite willing to prfnt
their average rates Il they were aware
that Il would NEST q want.-New York
TSfhuoa. -. :. n. 49,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
He Thoushs II

He Thoushs It was-shortcake.
Bosrdsr-Strawberry shortcake, Mrs.
Stew7
Mrs.. stew-No, Nj. Tickle: II is plain
strawberry cake. ~
Bosrder-oh. ! thought It was straw.
berry shortcake. aS I find my piece xathea
short Of berriss.-New York Sun.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

Lad 0Aes e araaA FORM Dakota, Aug !, lsss-
s1etios + hsesAg EivSn thas tn ibIovi1S namsd sstslsf
- Alsd noeaps e(hh t1tss1doa 70 IKE anal proof in
Of III eaain. ord that 40 uFoof Win BE-
IAlds bs1brs clerk Il ais6tk eoaEt Of Ramsey ooanty
ID1koA, Ct lii e0co II Dsvtls Lake d I, on 6spk IL
ils0e. viz Ina I1IEDHAN for The nsk Of secion
II towAAip 16s fa1gs q Wssk
Hs naaa1s he relieving vitassst 70 Prove his CON-
t1uous re1dbaee upon, nd cultivation Of, nd laad
David Davtdsoa, LMsar I'LL, Arons Donkes, Baai
Gresnbezg, al Of Gchaps1, Dak.
And 700. Anund II HA1dt Who on TIE 1lst dsy
Of January 1851, Alsd D 8 No L, list On ths nsN go Is
township l66 raags q, aes hereby noi1sl % show
any there b, Why aid Lsna Ihsdaan oheuid not b
allowed 10 naks psuofand payment for said tsac4.
J. Il. C0RBET, Rsgistsr.
JoAa Y. 1ahsr, Ataornsy. 3lSs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
A Use for Floral Tributes

Since there must, OF II is thought there
must. berAorl tributes to actresses, the
suggestion Of . New York manager that
the surplus supply be sent to hospitals ia
worth needing. After doing duty q
blinds to the spectators two OF three
nights. they are generally left to wither
and waste their sweetness on the car.
bureted hydrogen air. Only let them be
sent before they are too fer gone.-CM.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

Nh. Colroa Of Burlington, Ward
county, has been arrested for publishing
articles in bis Reporter "reHecting on
the character Of p. A. Havervold."
Astronomers will pay Mr.. Cotton . fab
ulous price fer the magniiying glass
with which he discovered that charac-
Ter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
Enough to Condemn It.

1.-THE Democratic party had no other
sins laid at its door, its conduct with re-
gard to.the Territory of Dakota should
be enough to condemn it in the estima-
ton ofevery honest, fair-minded Ameri.
can citizen, no matter what their politi-
cal predictions may be.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

The following caucus committees are hereby iap
pointed:
Bsstisa-J AMcDougsll. VIM M wiltse. Martin
0dessaOA Currisr, LALAsson, "a Kavanaugh.
Gtevsns-H e 9teyenssD pNcleod, Andrew Huseby
Ninnswaukaa-Geo Wheeler, Christ Anderson, p
CITY q D.ytls 1Ake-Fiut Ward, VIM Flummerfelt,
land. W Aishes.I sOosdnsr.. Third Ward, Sam L
Wlneman, p J Woods, L Council.
Grand HasborJ ONark, L W stoeser, Herman
Thompson.
.IFsshvassr-w r Haig, Frank Honsts, David Dun.
kin.
Do Groas-John Parry, Nels jacobson. Andrew
~ .!Laks-Has1y Lake, E P Msrrick, DERRICK D
Wssstsr-wIAP Plant. Jorgsn sorsnson, A J Nc
Norrs-John D.slsy, Robert stookdale, H D An.
Clsvsland-John A G Dahlen, Louis Cohen, Thomas
Lowe.
Bsrssn-DD Garvey, @ N Flusvog, @ W Il Davis.
Ooalee-0le A Moe, Al Mitchell, John johnson.
Grahanb 1aland-Peter Morgan. Louis b Miller,
Waiker-R ] Walker, Al Kildahl, John sterrett.
0ntario-Wm h Wake, VIM ~saundsrs, Andrew
Osthus.
Noonan-E Z Sparks, Geo Buckingham, Andrew
dao-Erk Kalhagsn, Charles Trout, Geo W Bur-
Hope-Tt.nk Allen. Vim A Schroeder, william
Nixon.
Townships 1855 and 15s, Range sl-0 Q Newbrs. VIM
II Priss, Edward Sheridan.
Townships l6s and lb4, Range s4-Joseph Graham,
Dated at Devils Lake, Oak, Sept. 8, 1881:
W, ]. Unit
Chairman Central Committee.
J.T. CowAN, Sec,y Central Committee.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

" #:ai :a.-.ned g change the
::.:" :Hr::onic system Of the country
.;i:!.out possessing a full knowledge of
that system Of realizing the consequen.
ces Of such q change. Gen. Butler
the mantle Of charity over the
ignorance of the president. 'It is not
his fault, but the laboring mans mis-.
fortune, that he did not know the facts"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

"a OoukxY AupsfoR,s OY,1sR,
D1vns LAKE., RAnssx OeuHfy, D. T,S
Sept !, lsss.
Sealed peopoAb win b rsoivsd q H. once Of The
D 1850. q IL O'Clock noon, for The furnishing
Of SIXTY TONS OF ANTHRACITE COAL, b b
de9tvsd Ct the Court House in loh OF not Len than
twenty tons.
D ordsr ofths Board Of County Goaninssusn.
LOUIS A. LARSON,
A-15 County Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
ROE PROBATE JUDGE.
HlxRY Hale.

At the solicitation Of many citizens of Ramse,
county. I hsrsby announce myself q . candidate fo
the once Of Probate Judge, subject to the decision o
the Ransey County Republican Convention.
W.sW. WuHARr.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
Thsy Cssxsd Hm.

Aunt-Mina, what has become Of an
your beautiful cuxls3 You have not rot
any left.
Mina-You see; the cavalry regiment
that has been stationed here has been
ordered away, and I had. to give each Of
my admirers . lock Of hair.STexas SIT
tnRs,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
Pipes for An1hodx

Gtisen to strsnger)-What are you,
politics, my friend3 49,
+. etranger-I have no politics this year,
I'm leader OF Q brass: band-NsW Tori
Sun.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

Cough and Consumption Remedy and
Warmers "Tippecanoe" the great stom-
ach tonic.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

It Il said that bald. headed Indian. A..
becoming common. and the, plug hst Of
civilization u Thought to be Responsible
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
Political Announcements.

FOB COUNTY AUDITOR.
IhsrSby announce myself ~ . candidate for the
once Of county auditor, subject to the decision Of the
Republican county convention.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

I hereby announce myself - . candidate for tn
once Of County Auditor, subject to the decision Of tn,
Republican County Convention. sgd
N u,,S~.~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

-; t-;:::: ::;:;:: :.:.t: ..:;1 with pearl,
;:*::* :::s.ppod In satntly ROBES Of amethyrA
sTooeaions Ct The holy, singing psalms,
While smokeof incense swung In censers bzisht
Blew soundt them, roy a. q sunset cloud.
Is wy Robert Bnchsnao.J
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

"Woolsnitss 10 Q nsw word used to
designate the man who wears garments
es1ttrely OF wool !
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

Ben BUTLER passes this thoughtful
opinion Of free trade and the presidents
so-called "tarif reform" message:
Theoretically, free trade between all
nations, Is between all men, is correct
in principle-that 10, il all nations and
oil things were on exactly the same
footing; but such equality cannot exist
among nations and therefore all theo-
ries upon the question Of free trade be.
comes useless. I cite the president on
my side as against free trade. but must
confess ct the same time that the
president seems to try to get as near
being q free trader as he can. I believe
If he had observed and known asI know
how much q protective tariff has done
for American workingunen, his tariff
message would never have been penned.
It is not his fault, but the laborinE mans
misfortune, that he did not know the
facts.
sit is not his fault, but the laboring
mans misfortune, that he did not know
the facts" What a commentary upon
American statesmanshipi A man who
had been sheriff In a leading county in
New York, and duly hanged his man;
who was afterwards chosen mayor Of
the city Of Buffalo, and from this posi-.
ton was elevated to the Office of COVER
nor Of the empire state. Following in
the direction pointed out by the Ginger
Of destiny" he raj, president -:
by the grace 81: :,*.;., ,;=s4::@:
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n l7z9 qe@eattas Raid publlhed a
nswspaper in Virginia.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
The GIealSuccess

iNV WlVuIVuvUUoO
OF Aysr's sarsapSilla y due to the
fact that It mset1 the wants of the
people, being scoqmical to use and
always reliable and effective. tn in.
gfsdients are the best, and their
combination tho nsult Of profound
study and sldll. Tlas, fsr ali diseases
originating in impure blsod, AysGss
earsapArall3 standlunrivalsd.
:As . blopd:purner and ssnse.l-
!: Miil.G II. 3, "a sa1h svs., New YcsS.
II have nsvsf feuni anything - equal
Ayer's saEsaparillA.!
Mr.. Eliza A. Cloagh, Matron Of the
~: 3. Seminary, T1ton, n. H., writes:
Every winter and, spring my family,
ancloQin4 myself, uS4 several bottles Of
Ayers earsapefillA. 1xperience has
CONVINCED me that, e D powerful blood
purifier, It - superior 70 any othex Pre-.
pazadon Of earsaparila."
"Ayss's sarsaparills gives bstter ct.
isiacnon than any othsf blood medicine
Geo. WV hikman, DRUGGIST,
Albany, Indiana.
Ayers ~SaisapariIla,
ssi9 3 q + B p; Z Al f:s &. e. !. 1ss s:.,' ~; =:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
Noon I Connolly, Atsornsy's

Land once as Grand Icsts, 1sk, Ang .. 1881
tier has hlsd nedos Of his intention to make 1nAl
proof in support Of his clain, and that sid PROOF Win
b made before the clerk Of tie distxiet court Of Ran
WILLIAM BAARLY, for the skss% a1a sksvA<
$50 !, town 164, rnge 81.
He names the folIowtng witnesses 10 prove his CO..
tnuous rssidsnos upon and cultivation Of said ND,
Peter Larson. Ada4 NazE, CL ColberI, Of toun l6k
range 60, ank WIN 0sl@l of town 1b3, range "a.
in CO1bEf, bseitee.
Henry " Lord. Attorney. $3.50
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

Loo CABINS were not
lighthouses and the people
who dwelt in them were
not hot-house growths.
They were q har ly healthy
generation and the rom
edies used were simple
preparations reproduced
In WArnAr,a I.nn Cabin
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22
National Republican Ticket.

GEN. BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
For Vice Prss,dsnt-
HON. LEVI r: HORTON,
OF New York.
For Dslegate 10 ConsresA-
GEORGE A. MATHEWS,
ofBrookings County.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

Land once ct Gra1d Tork OAK, August "a, 1sss-
Notcs y hereby. given that The fo~ltoWine-nAnsd
ssttlsr hAs hled notice Of his intention 70 nako nnal
b nads bsf6ee ~ clerk d ths district court q Ian.
~ county, Dakots, q Deyih Lake, Dako1a, On
OctsAr 8, less, viz SIMON EfTIN01R Tor the ~
VIZ md ~ nsA and lotl ssetaon l. township IL
r1nIo g. -e, s~.
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuou residenes upon, and cultivation o1 sid And,
viz: AbfsA Green bsrg, IGrasl BuehAAA, Aruo On.
onow, HsmisG sAweig, IL Of ecAapeea DAB.
John ". Naher, attorney, 2a.S7
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-22

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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-06
CON- TESTED SEATS
m-AT WILL BE- DONE WITH TaeM
The Rspus ifesns National Exseatiys Com
Hiftss IN session and the Question
Of Csatsstsd seats Discussed
An Extra -sssios-

WAsEINGroS. Dec. 5-rne Republican
National Executive Committee met here
today It the National League behind
closed doors. There was present Quay.
FesseD den, Goodloe. Davis. New. Haines,
Dudley. Clarkson. COnger and Hobart.
TIE only aosentees were DcIOung and
faa.at- Treasurer Dudley laid before the
CcfImittee many accounts Tor nnal acJudi-
ca.lOn. and several claimants were present
AMI made statements o. their accounts.
II qoestlOn OF an extra session OF Coz
- -,s Sas discussed in general way. and
Il vas practically decided that in the event
OF 40 t4giH Oil being Jassed ~ the present
Congress, tns Committee would suggest TO
President Harrison that be call sn extra
session. for the purpose OF passing tariff
DILL The question u contested election
cases vas taken up and most OF the time
ct meeting was devoted 20 lis consideration.
Members Of delegations from Mississippi
aud Tennessee addressed the COMMITTEES on
| the subject. The Committee adjourned Al
3 Clock 10 meet again tomorrow morning.
Nhen tue questson of contested election,
will be opened again and possibly settled.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-06
InIllr linnae

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-Under the call OF
States, the following bills, etc. were intro.
duced end referred:
Mr.. Oztes-To regulate immigration.
Mr. Vandever-To divide the State oi
California into two States.
Mr. Stewart-To establish a graduated
income tax. the proceeds of which shall be
applied 10 the payment OF pensions
MIR. Breckinrldge-M Making the In;erna-
tiona Copyright bill special order for
December 8.
Mr. Rayner-Mskingt the Postal Telegraph
Dill a special order for December ii.
Mr. Springer asked unanimous consent
for the immediate consideration OF reso-
luton making the Omnibus" bill, for the
admission OF Dakota, Montana, Washing
ton Territory and New Mexico. special
order for today. the bill TO be considered
from dav 10 day until disposed Of.
Mr.. Gr04~ aor, Of OHIO. objected re.
marking that The gentleman from Illinois
had not appeared very anxious the last
session, TO admit Dakota.
PsysOn. of Illinois. called up the Des
Moines River and land bill, which Was
argued and finally passed IL declares that
all lands improperly certified 10 Iowa by
the Interior Department under act O
August s. 1916. 10 be public lands of United
States and confirms title of all bonafd,
settlers, which does not conflict with prior
bonafide p-eemp,ion or homestesds claim
ants. Ii also confirms claims of all per
sons who in good faith to obtain It'll,
entered and remained upon tract Of land
prior TO January. 1880. not exceeding l6(
acres. Adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-06
THE TWO HOUSES
Ths sxEsts tets A.sy WITH rhtrsy fssss
sf ths T.rtn Bag-Ssser@l bails Ia
trod aosd IA ths no1ss asa
ons Passed

wAssgSeroS, Dec. 5--Ssuetor Vest Of
fersd resolution continuing the existenos
81 tie select CON mittes on the question
touching the nsss procuct OF me United
States. especially As iIs lTar s2ortstiou, ~ith
leave 20 cit during the session sud conng
tbs nsxt recess Referred - tie Commit &c
0n contingent.
Senator Dawson offered q resolution
(which wAs sgFssd 10 calling on the necre-
tEry of the Interior for Information ss IL
the ALLEGED outTagez and restraint OF noerts
committed ia Alaska o1 Indian felns &c
and other persons. ana what steps II any,
lad been taken by the Department 70 pro
tect the psfs0ns Of females ~ Alaska nom
such outrsees lie said that he hAo no
knOw ledge sB the subject. tut that the pub
DE prints had been Tor s0ns time fuil ci
statements Of Oatrsges u the most bartsI-
Gus kind IL they were not trus it rss .
public scandal 10 have such stories circ0-
ate1 without refntsuou.
senator HOar offered resolution which
was referred 10 ghs COMMITTEES 0D Contingent
Expenses. continuing the select COMMITTEES
On relations With Canada 10 sit during the
recess aud 70 report al the December session
OF lsoe
A. 1890 O'Clock the Sen ste proceeded 10
the cons derEsi0B Of the iSuf Bill. and
Senator Clark proceeded with the reading
Of ;he subSltnts for amendments.
Senator Nauce moved All amendment 70
the tobacco section. reducing the limit OF
the claim for rebate from $40 10 -. Re
jected. No other smsnlment was offered
10 the tobacco section.
Senator Macpherson's motion TO strike
ont sll sections in the bill relating 10 slco
hol used in manufactures was rejected
yeas II. NAYS p. After disposing Of thirty
pages Of the bill. the senate went into ex
ecutiye session. and soon after adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-06

The evening session opened with T. D..
Gilbert in the chair.
Prof Gsss. of the School for the Deaf.
gave a short talk on the methods used in
teaching the unfortunstes under his chsrge
and called attention 10 the exhibit of their
workmanship. He announced that pupils
may be received at the school free OF
charge. Tuition and maintenance are
entirely free. The only qualification is
that children must be Of sound mind and
body and Of proper age. They teach print
ing. cabinetmaking. shoemsking. ard the
girls are taught sewing, knitting and other
domestic duties. Every child learns to az
preciate his time. They all form regular
habits. The statute allows them 20 remain
% the institution eight years. out 81 cial
permit from tue board will permit them 10
remain two years longer. There a-e X5
pupils there now. but lifty more could Pc
accommodated. In response 10 a question
Prof. Gass stated that the children when
they came 20 TIE institution were As bright
and know how 70 play As vel as any
children. T0ey are tsschsbie class OF
children and obey easily.
Mrs. Lloyd B-sfee sang a pretty song.
q Think - Thee.
Mr. Donovan. member Of The Board Of
Control OF the Reform School. presented a
payer on Industries for juvenile Reform
stories
BE s.stsd ths' he Rad been detained By
waitirsx for Mr Cover. who was a. supper
With Mayor Wesson a. t1e Morton House.
fhs supper being the og come ~ Al lection
bef Having gone tbs wrong rav. the
Mayor would be obliged 20 ray for = supper
and wheel Hr Cover Al the rsv o. Ian
sar are- ne ne~ railway tie believed
I tbe gentlemen we're ELL at the A0rto1
The psuar Vss a lengthy dsc01rse un0n
tbe Industries proper Tor sucb Institutions
sud Vas treated In = very she manner.
/ Tee sreraxs ru'a spent liz the Lsnsfnr fr-
sfIfuHon IS sooaf tpent7-fhrss months.
/ ctRr Gaming. saoer-ssing sn3 farm ~
/ rs7e 1errtoiors constituted tn~ rorx p he
snsing scnooI Printing may ne asssd
a. ore or the u.oss ror-ert occupations f1-
boys IN sucn 50 irstt1T01 Printing wss
/ f-st .nrrod1rei in tra irsft1t or eho1f
sizn-sen no0nths an rt5 very bsns5c sl
results savs~si n-sfs hsv. aeen isve nns1
sinfe % infr1crrt1n NJ t1e urinr0r press
/ in fhs sC11ol Poems ~ res re-is have
7 hssn s-rten iNet1 -sls ~ fesc hing a.o--r
orIrsf fsTinz carpentry .of0srT arksuitn-
I ins. wr0d tgrnfrE carving IA s0nae I'D
I z~s'rinE. sfesu hsaf7E snd gas ftn1z
/ srsflcnsrv and f0ca motive e11inss ss-iu4 and
moId.ng rsrs tresssi n fesU re sfs.efi
tasf II ore wsrs t0 tsKs esfsr- frin a.
.oru. uras a1r'-a thst trin ras tram ronit'
- draw ~ monster u8rfir. -r1s-
- csrefaI znt1snce ~ former Reform
{ school acT
Bishcr G szpis les i-si n hssr so-rs-
thine SD 7ezard % ths industries ts0xat
siTis iu fts ~sf-~rn i1et tnuors
Ms. Car.sv F-sSi5srf ~ tte Irdrsf-
sss0oi st A1-sn. SD thss rons hus do