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H. the refoFInat lrT tlsisrutioEs al thf STATE
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Tae farm. formerly az old SlkAsr settle
meat. comprises So Scrcs of lanc. unarr a
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ests. Lake oaeeohy boun6s u cn one
sl1e ahc the noQLtAins l0ok down upon IT,
The farm b. organized ca The fsIally
plan. The co.1aSes lsa by ths Slaksrs
have boocAe the .4-as each of group ~
boys The sysss-a So asa ards and punish
ments is ,hst 81 A4luGy There ls q &c
p<rtment II nGnual .r. aing foT Lle boys,
where those shsw = sgey.Sl EPtnssa a4s
taught fgl trades saa ulLers pgsl-rsJ 70
eater trades Ss advanced apprentices some
vii be taught farming some gardening
ard Al that lEber "a sRuotGag The ol2c.-
fhDs Is eFal, yet kad, ana e-eL boy E..s
s0iHe ole who is interested IN h.I3 inllfi.
Ually There aEs no walls about tie farm.
everything = free and open. Nsi the boys
who 80 ti,ere wicked, valgsf possy thieves,
perhaps ll&rs, sAEaSrcEs, trGants stay there.
lead clean lives Ead learn - be honest,
pure and upright
Thsagh e~ss sbiuAod ltss thar three wears
ago there are already good results t. hs
seen. flfty-tw8 boys have bson e. the
farm. and Il these lnore than twenty have.
a'tsr q trainlnr q a year or EasTo. been
sent bzok - tAclr Bsrs1tS "a - places
found for tbeTE curee q bed tendencies 90
lead upright AID houeEt Ewes Indeed its
capacity for rood seems limited only 6y itS
means. Boys arc PRESSING % Tie Estes
wkO cannot be sdnitted We have spoken
of the elncacy Of preventive philanthropy.
II there a bstt-r opportunity 10 employ u
than here, 10 diminish the number % t11o
criminal cla&ses, &c save bOys who have nc
hand powerful enough, nc beATt strong
enough 70 help them' And from azother
stand point, h. there a u10Tt profitable In
vestment for society The yearly average
expense fIom one criminal would furnish
sufficient funds 10 rescue and tram many
bOys.-Asw York Stats Charities RECORD