The advocate., 1890-04-09

The scheme OF monopoly 10 rob the
people Of the United States of their homes
and liberty, and reduce them 10 the con-
dition Of tenant seris, now comes 10 the
front In the following clipping from the
EVeBiaO Star, another hybrid sheet
published In this city;
ITO FOUND A FARM SCHOOL"
"AH ANOLo-AGEmoAN ENTERPRISE IN KANSAS
TAKING SHAPE.
LnAVHNWoRTR, Kas, March 17,-S0voral
prominent Engliahmon visited this country
year ago and examined Ghe farm lands
with a view OF COlOniging several hundred
settlers from England. They thought a
school was necessary hrst, In order that the
smigranta might become acquainted with
American farm life without any hazardous
experiments. A company OF American and
English CapitalistB was organized with the
object OF buying a large farm and establish
ing an agricultural training school for
young EnRlishmon. The agent of tho
company visited every county In tho state,
and Saturday purchased the farm OF viii
liam LAming, near TOhRanOKie for $4,000
possession iB 10 bo given In June. Mr.. Lam
ing 10 q native of CornhRll, England, and
before coming 10 this country steward of
the estates OF the Prince of Wales
Three hundred acres OF tho land bought
by tho company are In English blue grass.
800 acres are undor plow and the orchard
contains 1,2O0 apple trees and cherries,
peaches, pears and small fruits. Mr.. Lam
ing bought the farm eight years ago for Sl5,-
600. The syndicate owns AT present 10000
acres OF Kansas farm lands.
The training school will begin with 100
students. A concert hall and lecture room
and an Episcopal church will DO added 10
the other buildings and Bishop Thomas will
appoint a rector To take charge. English
men only will be admitted 40 students. The
course will be similar 20 that OF the agricul-
tural college AT Manhattan, Kansas"
Yes, il Is taking shape, and seeming
free from oil disguise; their song enchant-
Ing; and their words, which sweetly
dropped, as honey from the comb, most
large Of promise, still prophesing days OF
new delight, and raptuTOus nights Of un-
deCAylng Joy. And by their side danced
fair, deluslve hopej the people pursued,
enamOred, and the wise experienced
man, who reasoned much and thought,
was sometimes seen laying his wisdom
down, and vleing with the foolish in
the chase. And the Kansas farmers
followed 10 the Office Of the mortgage
fend." At early morn / looked and saw
them not among the FREEMENl For
none returned who went with her The
dead were In her Office; her guests in
depths Of hell; she wove the winding
sheet of souls, and laid them in the urn
Of everlasting death. Yet at her door
the young and old, and aOme who held
high character among the wlse together
stood, and strOve among themselves, who
first should enter, and be ruined first;
and Let the graduates Of the "Agrlcultur-
al Training School for Young English
men" occupy the homes Of the American
farmers, and the people, TRAMP.
EXPLANATION.
IAN increase In the price Of crackers may
bO anticipated, New York syndicate hav-
ing obtained control Of the cracker baker
les Of tho metropolis. When coTnering
bread stutis and other necegsaries OF life is
made a capital ORanse this monopoly rid
den republic Of ours will be a much more
cheerful place Of residence"
This article out from tho Kansas City
Globe, ls the first indication Of weakness
on the part Of our Hebrew" editor. Mon
OpOly hit him hard blow, just 'below
the belt" claim II "a foul" II hit
him whore he puts his "unleaven bread"
and Of COurSe ut hurt" "COrnering
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