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Arizona republican., 1901-10-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Sister Justinia of Kenosha, Wis, is at the Hotel Adams.
 r. S. Douglas and family of Bisbee are guests of the Hotel Adams. Miss Marie Marshall of Unionville Mo, is a guest of the Hotel Adams.
 Frank Mills of Philadelphia and John Hendricks of Marquette. Mich. are guests of the Ford hotel.
 Jno. Noble. Bisbee; J. F. Mahoney, i Winslow. and Geo. Maxwell of Globe, are guests of the Ford hotel.
 w. C. Burkhart and sister. Miss Rose Bur<hart. both of Tempe, left on Fri day nights NJ t& P. train for Columbus Grove Ohio.
 Mrs. Mary Harris and Mrs. Annie More of Yuma were guests of the Com merciaI hotel yesterday. They were en route to Prescott.
 Michael Ohl of Wilcox is in the city. a guest of the Hotel Adams. He is ac- companied by his brother l.. C. Ohl. oi Youngstown. O.. and was formerly z member of the Ohio senate.
 Among those registering at the Ho- tel Adams Friday were: Denni,; Burke and II. F. Armitage. Prescott: C. H. Arnold, F. A Kenny and F. Stienhardt. of San Francisco: Otto.
 
 D. C.. Knoxville. H.; F. A. Maas Met calf. William Samuels, F.. Morris and H. w. Metcalf. New York. and w. F Timmons, Yuma.
 Those registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: J. B. Breathitt, l.. II. Manning. NJ. A. Smith, w. II. Barnes, l. Fl. Schuster. l.. O. Cowan. F. P. Grindell. Tucson; Eugene s. Ives. Yuma; George Beebee, Ciengueto: Wm. Shilliam, Benson; A. T. Bird. l.. w. Mix. Nogales; A. H. Emanuel. c. l.. Cummings, Edward w. Land. Tombstone; R. V. Daniels. w. c. Read. Naco; F. J. Trippel. O. T. Ritchey. Tucson; O. l.. Greer and wife. Mar tinez: Thos. C. Job. F L. Wright. P A. Johns. J. M. w. Moore. J. J. Fisher. C. A. Peter. J. c. Mather. Robt. F. Morrison. Prescott; A. w. Jordon. NJ. J. Riordan, Flagstaff; A M. Burnham. Kansas City; MT. and Mrs. F. A. flag gott. Blue Bell. Ariz-; A. Tyroler. Geo. U. Young. Williams; Capt. Alphonso B. Smith. Los Angeles; A. Baldwin and Miss Baldwin Chicago; E. P. Grindell, Tucson; Jno. J. Reilly. Denver; Burt Dunlap. Cochise: A J. Chandler. Mesa
 Those registering at the Commercial hotel yesterday were: Tom Wills. Mammoth: w. Y. Price. F. A. Cham
 
 Parish. Phoenix; J. F. Ball, Los Ange- les; W. l.. Jones, Frank Dysart. Lee Stratton. w. w. Pace, Thos. Smith. Jos. Dent, A. c. Smith, Graham coun- ty; l.. R. Hayes, Geo. F. Kit. w. J. Kirkpatrick, Charles Blenman. Wm. Angus, A. V. Grosetta, Thos F. Wilson. Roscoe Dale. Wm. NJ. Griffith. Tucson. l.. J. Overlook, H. C. Landau, Bisbea: Frank Bettman, San Francisco; H. T.. Conlon, Tombstone; M. l.. Burns, Prescott: Ely s. Perkins. St. Johns: Jno. R. Whiteside, Chloride Chas. e. Connolly, Chloride: E. O. Slocum. N Y; Mrs. J. I. I3royles, Ash Fork: Wm. H. Hardy, Kiagnan: C. NJ. Funston. Flagstaff: r. s. Getz. Bethlehem. Pa: A. A. Whitney. Los Angeles: J. l.. Re dondo, J. NJ. Balsz. Thos. D. Molloy Yuma; C. A. Parisia. Kingman: F. J. Henamon and wife. Oakland; Vim. H. Beard and wife. Florence: J. N. Davis Mckinney. Tex; w. C. Truman. Flor ence Ed. Schultz. Adabrook. Ky.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

In St. Petersburg official circles it is asserted that the president of the French republic has been invited by the czar to pay visit to Russia, and that M. Loubet will go to St. Peters burg accordingly next April, accom- panied by Messrs. Waldeck-Rousseau and Delcasse. and by General Brugere. the commander in chief.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Madame Patti would never play in an opera where any one had to sit on a table. This was because she had noe made the success in Carmen" that she had in other operas. She attributed this entirely to the fact that she had to sit on a table in the inn scene in the second act.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

The Amoor, the great stream of China and Siberia, is 1.500 miles in length, but for nearly nine months ia the year is ice-bound.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Make an appointment at once with B. l. Price, the Denver eye specialist. at the Hotel Adams. if you ale suffer ing with any affection of the eyes.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

The number of students in the 119 regular medical schools of the United States in 1900 was 1,079 females and 2l,673 males.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Motor cars of a designedly heavy build are to replace a railway projected in the Kongo Free State
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Good things to eat. served in the best style in our pretty private dining rooms upstairs.
 The Coffee Al Restaurant Co.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Those suffering with any kind of eye trouble should make an appointment with E. l. Price. the Denver eye spec ialist. at the Hotel Adams.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Southern California has 25.OOO acres in beets.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Mrs. Cooley, experienced teacher c elocution, physical culture and delslrte
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

The modern play is too often but the characterization of an epigram.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Queen of oueens-Mermaid Washing Powder.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

For good loads Of crushed granite see F.. R. Maple.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Platino pictures on Ivy green card: 55c per dog, at Donnelrs is Yves Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

The latest in Hats. Plank the Hat ter.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

Use Mermaid Queen washing Pow der,
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27
Hand in Hand With Your Pocketbook

does our groceries go. No store in Phoenix can sell as cheap. No spas modic baits thrown out here; every thing is cheap and every article guaranteed to satisfy you or money re- funded. Don't overlook a single ar
Arizona republican., 1901-10-27

There will be a called meeting of the executive board of the Empire State society at o'clock D. m. on Monday. the 2Sth inst. at the office of T. E. Dalton. Esq. 21 North First avenue
 LEWIS HALSEY. President.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

teraz,w nlemle"k'm. /.
~GERMANIZACYA NAZW.
Czsrpotxi Ole"ry, J6zefowo / Lu.
bon;eo " powiec,e sredzklm po}a-
csopto v tednq gmine pod na.wa
Lobendoff = Xiqtnc, dominium j
gmine " powiecie wrzesihsklm,
po}aczono " gmin7 wiejska pod
nasw9 Scbondorf.
MOGILNO. We wsl M,janowie
nslez9cej do par. fl Trzemeszehd-
sk,ej, kupil p. Ludwik Majorek -
zeg16wka pod Smiglen' cd pana
J6zefa St,rka Y Mogiln;e gospo~
dsrs,wa N. p 2s.
GNIEzNo. M,atrz szewski, ?.
Konratowsl i. stawss swego osaeu
przed s4dem lawnicsym . to; IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
Z Poznahskiego

MlKOSLAW. l~dyl;czne" sto-
sunk, s4kolne! Cd vzasu wypadko
|szkolnsgo we Wrzesnl. dziewczeta
" szkole m,losfawskiej prey nauce
rel;gi,, kt6ra i'm uauczyc'ele wy
k4aiaja po n,emiecku cd kw,etn'a
" I l II klasie ME. daja odpow'e~
dzl ia z%apvtania " rozma'ty
sposob przeszks DIS ia tel nauce. Ia
zywaia prosz&u na klcbanie ! skutek
jest ciYgly przez godsine nauk'.
Nauczyciele sig wstrzYmuja cd
udzielania Ina kar clelesnycb. z
powodu, 10 ME. z~aprzes:ano tel
nauk,, sebra}Y dziewczeta Is ma
rex i daily ma msza sw., kt6ra
ksiads odprawit VA intencya dziec'
~ szko4Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
z Prus Po,lskich.
q LUBAWSKIEGO.

q LUBAWSKIEGO. Prey
Radomnie bndu!e ale kolei dLrugor
raedna cd IiawY, do Brodowe]
Tamy ko}o Bfodnicy, wskute6
czegc maja ludzie plekny zarobek'
Bedzle tel i stacya urzadzona "a
Radomnem ma gruncie ~wlafclciela
p. Rumanowsklego, TO tez tax
Radomno jak !. okolica bedzle
mia1a z teko wygode, a szczeg6l-
ME prey sprowadzsuiu 1obotnikow
z Polek1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
PEACIC IA WIARUSA!
Grunta ma sprzednz

Nasz r odsk Wojc,ech Poterek
" Duluth, ma ma sprzedaz 24O
ARROW 0obrei ziemi 2 budynkami, "
Go,eznie pod Duluth, " MiDneso-
sic. Is ARROW iut wyklarovanych,
tez kam,enn,a j bez pnia, q resrta
{ drzewem j l4kaml.
Ptitorej mill cd tel fanny Jest
polsk, koso:6l " Gnletn,e, do kt6-
rego d~oje4oza ks. sroka : Duluth.
Do szkoiy tylxo cw'erd mily. Ma
farmach v Gniezn,e jest jul 50.
pclsk,ch familll j chez mied w4as-
nego stslego proboszcsa.
Pan Poterek t4da "a akler,
edy kto wssYstko kupi, 8 dolar6w
gdYbY Ito clelaf 20 hub 80 ARROW
kup,t, . ; budynksmi 1adasbY
"a akler 10 dolar6x.
Pisac do n,ego pod adresem;
Wojc,eoh Poterek. $40 s ave.
E. Dnlu,h, Mlnn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
z S~ZTUMSKIEGN. w.

.:s z sZTUMSKIEGc, W Wa
plew,e s,rzel1 czeladnik 1zezoick
i; Karczy1nski u Ramt6w bez, powod,
do paeobks Bergs ~ rewolweru
ztanif go tax " ucho, ze trzeba e
bY4o cdstawie do lazaretu. W
K~ldzyn1ie miody kopiec Chmielew :
ski poszedtoze swiat}em DO sklepu
20 bencyne. kt6ra eksplodowasa Ia
Nieszczesl}wy ten czlow,ek, LEGACY
dopiero 20 lat. odci6st takis popa-
rzenia. re zmar} skutkiem tego. : -: ::
KOWALEWO. w Srebr-
njkach splone>o doszczetnie COS.
podarstwo posledz. hadowsklego.
W p~iomjen'ach zginety 3 konie, 8
woi6w. ~ sztuki drobiu, wszeIkle
zapasy zboza i ~narzedz,a r6lnicze.
BKODNICA. RewisYa ,ktoraIsra-
elski wn,6sf przeciwko wYrokowl
skazujacemu go ma Il roku cucht-
hauzu "a namowe do krzYwoprzy-
siestws, zostala odrzucona. Israeli
skiego przew,ez,oIo do doma
karnego " Grudziadsu, gdz'e be-
die kare odsiadyws'.
CHOJNlCF. - .Niedawno
wybuch} pozar " domu kupca p.
Pestki " kegu, Opr6cz domu p.
Pestk, sgorsa&y j~eszcse 1 s9siedn,e
budynki. P:zy po,arze poparsyl
sie wymiern,k Ossowski tax MES
bezpieo.nio 10 wskutek odniesio.
nYoh ran amar}.
K~RoLEWIEC. Naczelna ko-
mendatura krdleviecka fozporsaA
daen,e wydala. se naboiehstw "
.w.ng,elick,e dla 1o'nieIzy md 10,
s5##. !. ,.L..6~; n.<ot Al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

SWARZEDZ. Piekna uroczv-
stoeG iublleuszu ztotego W mall
zenstwie obchodzi} obywatel pan
Jakob Sosnowski z lna}zonka. Ju-
bilst liczy IS La, a n, ID 1T
zycls, przyczem zdrow,e i Ger
stwo6G I'm ssazy. U]roczystos6 jul
b'leuszowa otchodzili W liczuem
gron,e dziec;, wnuxow, pra wnuk6w
i dai l'. trs~pyeD o''s prH''a~
col. q q 2 ''' te uroosystozd
obecr oad matki jub'latAi. staros7ki
50 letni i: Po nabozehstv'e. ma
ktdre licznfe SIC sebrano kc~
sciele'. pr:sesmo6x,l do jub,lst6w W
r.ewnyoh; -; sser & X. administrator
Pe}ks, a pott Sic <>iudaiel's i'm biogo-
s4awiehstwa: Oby Bog ssdzisei
parze dos*oli1 prsesy6 jeszcse
.:aSt::: X =
d}ugle lata W gronie tax liczne)
rodzinY!
r De-. "t , = :.E. a,..= .a--g III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
= =. 90. - - ~ ~. y
CZkoWIEK STARsZYN ME jes

. -. "a ..r. E ..-. ..-- 49,. y.
CZkoWIEK S1'ARSZYN ME jest
NJ SIG czuje, p'wiada stare przys1owle,
a W zdaniu TEN jest DUO prawdy. lluz
to jest takich ludzi, kt6;zy czuja sig j
wvgladaJa sta!szymi, MI 81 " rzeczy~
wistcS:'. z powodu zaburzeh " organic
mie? ORA Plotra Gomozo jest dobio-
dziejstwem ola oslabiopych i cierpiaa-
cych Pierwsza butelxa wykszs jego
zd1owodajne w}aeposci. Jego skutki So
zadliw,ajace ola tych. k,6rym nieznane
- w~slasnosci lego sta7ego j przez czas
wyp, 6bowanego lekarst"a zlo}owego.
Me Jest to lekarstwo aotecznc Specyal-
nj agenci go dostarczaja, al5o wlascr'
ciel DR.. Peter Fah,ney. 112 -114 SO
Hoyne ave , Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

JEZEWO. PodobDo ola 5
ka:olik6w Niemc6w ms]a bye "a
prowadzone kazania niemlcckie. Go
Gle TO dzleje! - Pans Domachow-
sk,ego z}ozono z urzedu cz}onka
do.oru szkolnego, do kt6rego nale-
4al lat 90. Powodem ma bye ten,
10 c5rke wYchowaf tax niepatryo-
tycznie po prusku, II wYdawc1
,,Gaztty Grudziadzkie]' panu
KulersKiemu powrstajacemu z w'e~
z,enia cz}ucbcssziego. ~tfarowa'a
@ienlec " im,enlu towafzyssek. Co
TAXI wieniec pedagogia ma
VS., 6lnego, byl,bYsmy c1ekawi sic
dow,eozieG. f. s..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

ISSNsS SRF 58S5a58f Nj %@#SS Eve 8%S88s
c,nlopvca swego#niegcdhltc|iaai posyJllsa'c
ma niemiecka make Ielligaii5 "a Za.
Iiak.,ess srlsiiestosow ne wyrszsDie s'kIaa.zai
go sad 4awnicsy M p eodzinl'
areesz,u. To tax 60 rozgoryczy1o. te
zblizywszy sic do sto'n saadowego
tax ,avoi'': Tat. gdy6vm 0y'
hakatysta. ME zosta}bym ukarany:
W, psiekrwie N1emcY, my s'lyie. &e
mozecle Z .Po1akami robit, g chce'
Gle! Dzien aresztu! Czemuz zaraz
ME try, albo tydaith, albo z "a y
leb uciac? Motec,e potem mojaq
ZONE i dsiecl zywic. CESAR jest
dobry, tylko q psie krwie urzedni-
cy 81 niejgodzlwi.' "a to skazano
Kornatowskiego ma 6 mlesiecy
wlezlenla.
EE.sEs .ELHs. -L .- .. .&. -. t--i u s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18
D Koorad Jsrnowsk'

SPADEK. Kourad Jarnowsk,
i iona jego MarYanna Gozdow-
sk,eh mieszkali W Toruuiu sto lat
temu. Teraz poszukuje sic lch Pc
tomk6w " ce]u odebrania spadku.
Konrad Jarnowski oyt generaiem
wojsk polskich. Wladomosci prze-
s&aG nalezY do adwokata przysie-
glego Kozfowsklego, Warszawa -
Chmielna q:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

j Ii pea, albow,em po'trsEeelbtaa ta jua
ME i.tnieje. So to Masur1y ] q
.p],,uraln,e rozploor.adzenie ,przyima
2 'Hi,lka niecheeia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

KOSC1AN. Ks'edzu probo-
szczowi DIR. Ssurzynskiemu odjeto
do16r mad ezkofani k%stollck1eml "
parafi. ,,Posener Tageb]-" pisse,
ze iatwo odgadnac powody, jake
kr. regencya do tego zn'ewoli}Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

w GRUDZIADZU kat Schwietz
z Wrociawja 6cla} csterech NOR
derc6w Franciszka Ztellhsklego,
Augusta Neumanna, Franciszka l
Kusaa i Roberta Wierzocha. Wy
}amali sic OH z grudzladzk1ego do
mu karnego, 2abiwszy poprzedn'o
dozorce Fausta; "a co skazani zo~
stall ma smierG. Uda{o i'm SO oo-
nownie uciec z w1ezienia, ale lch
schwYtano po kllku tygodniach.
Pon,ewaz mordercow cesarz ME
utaskawij, vice oobYI SIC akt e.
g.ekucy'. WszJscY z pogarda pa
trzyli W oczY smierci, q Kuss ne.~
wet ME 'przYia4 duchownego. Neu~
man, Kussi Wierzoch ME byli
zonatymi, a Zislihski rozwi6d} sic
iona. Nsjstarszy 2 mich llczyf let
80. j. o..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

w LISEWIE ma Kujawach "a
konczy} zywot doc1esuy diugo]etni
dYreitor fabryki Fl. CegieIsk'ego
W Po.naniu s. p. Julian Srszczyn-
ski W e5 roku 2yci,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

MOGlLNO. Folwark Parlinek
kup,} cd p. Starka p. Mazur =
M,mowoll pod Inowroc}awlem. =
Pan FIR. W1sniewski przez lat
szesnascle udzislal lekcyi ;szyka
polsk,ego. Teras mu lego sakaza~
- . ". - . ~
no, 2atem otworzy} ksiegarnla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-18

WRZEsNIA. 80 oeobom wy
toczono process o narussenie spoke.
]u pub.icz nego (Landfredenbrucb)
"a dopcminanie SIC cd n%auczycieli
zmiaoy we wyk&adzie religii W
v jezyku po1skjm, zamiast, iak
teraz,w n,emieckjm.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20

lily inheritance. No one dreams of that
now, for the people know that the
Government will eventually divide
them"
I think Mr.. Tregear is right New
Zealand will eventually become a land
of small farms, although it may take
years to make it so. BY the present laws
no man who has more than $40 acres
of land can obtain any of the public
lands. The land officials will not grant
more than this amount and they viii
not give an applicant more than they
think he can develop and care for. As
it is, there are far more applicants for
the lands offered than there are LANDS
to give them. The Government land
agents examine all the applicants and
those who pass their examinations are
allowed to ballot for the lands distrib-
luted The Government, in fact, divides
the land, more as father among his
children than as a land Spectator.
In addition to the methods of divi-
sion / have mentioned there are Others
which permit a number of small farm
ers to get lands in a block. each taking
something like 200 acres under what is
called the village settlement system.
There Is another by which the Govern,
ment uses the unemployed to clear its
forest lands and sow them in grass.
After this they are divided up into small
farms and are allotted to settlers at
a perpetual rental large enough to COW
er all the cost of clearing and at the
same time give a fair interest on the
value OF the land. UP to March 81,
1899 forty-five such settlements, in
Guiding, an area of $4,000 acres had
been laid out. Upon them about ,2OM
people were living and they had added
to the land amounting to
1920, 900. The size of such holdings is
about 100 acres each
FRANK G.. CARPENTER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20
POOR OLD SHIP.
Continued from Page u

nothing came. but soon afterwards an
other corner by them was rewarded by
goal and the game. came to an end
few minutes later with the score
standing: Scotland 5, Warspte 0.
For the losers Boyle Briggs, Lin
ton. Watson, w. Marshall and George
played an uphill game pluckily and
well. The latter is brother of George
goalkeeper of the famous Arton VIVA
team, one Of the leading English pro
fessional clubs.
The game was fast and exciting from
start to finish. The Scotch eleven play
ed fine game and treated the spec
tators present to a splendid exhibition
of association football Their forwards
played well together and their comol1-
alton was at times faultless. The play
of Kay, Boyle and Goudie was Of very
high order and has seldom been seen
tn such advantage in previous matches.
The Scotch halves also played bust
ling game and were ever on the al'i.
to check the career OF the opposing Tor
wards. Bottomley played a grand game
and invariably broke up any atteHp'
at combination by the sailor boys VIM
were not playing the game they o'
against the all-Honolulu eleven.
The accident to Watson in the cary
stages of the match was most unfortun-
ate. as it deprived the sailors Of -''
services of one of their best men
McGill, at back, was playing IN orr"
liant fashion and his tacking W."
greatly admired. He is without douo'
the best and surest back in Hono'u''
AMI is always reliable in a scrimn@t
Fenwiok, in goal, was very gooa az,
did what little he was called upo" wv
do il: a most efficient manner.
The sailors as a team were out '.'s.
and did not play the same ua7''.7
game of the previous evening Ns'-
theless they put up a stout resis
from start to finish and were a.
dangerous in a breakaway. They az 49,.
ed the superior combination oil NJ.
Scotch eleven and showed cons'l'ra0'
lack Of training.
Another game would be hear''t
coined by the football-loving con-,
ity of Honolulu and 1t would be 1t
the various teams to move In ~ "a
ter and invite the Warspita team
play return game on SATURDAY I'm,
In the event. Of such match ,-
arrangei a rousing game N"" ,rs,
doubt be witnessed, and it Wouf ,..s
gave a larger number Of entnu. ,,,r
an opportunity of Yitnessing q ,n,b,s
class "socker" game, who ar
to be present at an evening bsan
The tars, from what has alreauy ,arIy
seen of them, can place an eEcep he
strong team in the field and sho .o-rirr
given another opportunity OF aSei . M
the double defeat now chaike"
against them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20
LAND SYSTEM OF
NEW ZEALANDERS
Nj. Frank Carpenters Observations
About the Progress of Land
Reforms in Southern COLONY.

! WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Feb.
20.-These questions are ADDRESSED to
the land nabobs of the United States,
to corporations and individuals who
own their thousands of acres, who con-
troll vast tracts of pastures or who man
age the bonanza farms of the great
Northwest:
How would you like to have your
lands at the mercy of the Government,
to be compelled to sell them at 10 per
cent above the valuation you enter them
for taxes, and to pay such taxes upon
them that you will have to cultivate
every part of them to make them a
paying investment?
How would you like to have your
taxes increased in proportion to the
extent of your property, so that they
will be proportionately double or treble
those of the small holders about you,
and if you live outside the. state in
which the lands are situated so that
you will have to pay 20 per cent more
than any of the people who live on
their lands?
That is the way they are doing things
in New Zealand.
Here are some questions for the small
property holders, for farmers who own
lands worth less than $500:
How would you like to pay no taxes
whatever upon third of your prop
erty or, if the property is valued at
less than $500, no taxes whatever?
How would you like to have all your
improvements deducted from the as
sessed valuation and the tax merely
laid on the land as it was when unim-
proved?
How would you like to pay only on
that part of the land which you really
own, the amount of your mortgages
being deducted from the tax valuation
to pay, in fact, no tax upon anything
outside the unimproved land you have
paid for and your income, and this in
lease the said income annually amounts
to more than $1,000?
That is the way they do things in
New Zealand
Here are some questions for those who
| have no land at all:
! How would you like to see the big es-
tates of this country taken possession
of by the Government and redistributed
in small sections to you at cost onslong
time at per cent interest?
How would you like to have advances
made to you for building your house
and fencing your land and the terms of
payment made so easy that you could
either pay for the whole or have it on
lease at this low interest for 999 years.
the rent not being raised, no matter
how much improvements you put on
the land in the way of cultivation. fer
Itilization and buildings?
That is the way they are doing some
things in New Zealand.