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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-08
ACCUSES
CAPT. BARR
IL. Mcknight Brings Charges
Against Veteran Officer

Patrelman VI. w. Barr Is ths latest
policeman whose actions are 20 be
Investigated by the civil service COM
mission. AT a meeting Of the COM
ntssscn late yesterday afternoon u
wa decided 60 look into the charges
rreferred against Mr.. Barr, The
complainant Ia j, L. Mcknight and
he accuses Captain Barr OF unlawful
arrest. trospass. interfering In civil
case and unwarranted abuse. Me
knight alleges that ON March Is
Captain Barr came 10 his house In
North Seattle In company with some
other people. ''trespasaers, he calls
them. and forced his way into the
house thereby letting these other
people IN. he states that the other
people attempted 60 setxa his furni-
lure on which there was something
due and did throw the furniture
out into the back yard. When he
went 20 demonstrate he says that
Captain Barr took hold OF him and
placed him under arrest and when
his sick wife pleaded with the Of
fiosx to be allowed to speak with
her husband. Barr refused and
hustled hiFn Oft 20 Jail. He urther
alleges that Captain Barr used In
sultins and threatening language to-
wards him.
Mcknight closes his lengthy COM
paint with dissertation upou ths
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SAD PLIGHT

The last mall from Nome under
date u February 2. states that Geo.
Carpenters condition II very favor
able fuf his ultimate recovery.
Carpenter Loot fUair fingers 81 each
hand and one foot was amputstsd
above the ankle
Hunter and Nint, Carpenters CON.
pAnlonn on the terrible trip. are not
In Hurh bad shape. although their
Injuries are ssrtous enough. Hunter
has had part of each heel Ampg
iated. His hand may be saved, al.
though thers IN a hole In HE wrist,
Caused by mortified flesh. Win, had
enc nnEer and thumb and part q
hss npsa ampgtated.
IL ~iu be remembered that thess
three men we're the ones who we're
caught "a the severe Christmas
storms about Nome. They we're on
the kouKaFok trail and becoming
exhausted Carpenter was covered
with snow and Hunter and Wat
pushed on for help. Afisr being IN
the snow N hours help came from
the ruadhoaHs. which vlnt had
reached tn an exhausted condition.
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qualities which so to make up n true
Kentuckian, for such. he alleges.
Captain Rarr stated was his native
state. Mcknight'a expressions and
comments upon this topic are really
quite interesting,
Capt. narr Talks
Captain narr. on the other hand.
Is Inclined 60 treat the matter light
ly. When told Of Mcknight's charges
he stated that he could refute them
and in a manner which would not
reflect much credit upon his aceusrr.
Captain Barr says that on the date
mentioned he was called to the home
whore Mcknight was by small boy.
lie went and found Mcknight there.
IL seems that Mcknight had bought
some furniture from a Mrs. sullivan
who wanted 10 No TO San Francisco
TO see her sick husband. She claimed
that Mcknight had not paid her
what he had agreed 20 for the goods,
Captain Rarr then states that he re-
fused 10 interfere IN the civil pro-
ceeding and retired. shortly after
wards he was again called 20 the
house and found Mcknight abusing
Mrs. sullivan. even gelng as far as
laying his hands unon her and eject
ms her Violently. Then. he states.
he took McKnight 20 the police sta
ton and charged him with assault.
Captain RaFr claims 20 be able 10
satisfactorily disprove Mcknlshta
allegations.
on the police records u IL shown
that Mcknight was arrested by iaarr
and upon trial before Judge George
was fined S.. Mrs, Sullivan has also
brought suit against him Tor the re-
cnvcry % her goods. which she
claims were not paid for IN full
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In Hotels


A. the leading hotels today among
the prominent Gvssts registered are!
Al tho Rainier. Ora nd Albert Aer-
I'll. Manchester. ~. ~. W. ~. Con-
ant. ~. Paul; ~. j. Moore. San
Francisco. n. ". Murphy, Tacoma
J. ~. Fuller, Aberdeen. u. X. Free
man. Chicago.
A. the Butisr--Hobert G. seegeson.
Philadelphia. l.. T.. Williams. Ju-
neRu. :. W. Sullivan. Dawson. O4o
u. Grimm, Tanana; l. = Moore.
Everett. n. y. Churchill. Olympia.
At the Seattle Edwin Dlckes.
WhateDIn. Joe RoWisy. Whatcom. ".
u. Davis. AnAcortea. James Gray.
San Francisco. William II. sueeter.
Portland, ". y. Bssehsr, Port Town
send.
At sha Softhsrn-~B. y. Armstrong.
Ran rFanelscol John A. Carroll. ~.
Paul: II. g. Turner. ksiehlkan.
Mark Smith. Trsadwsli City; I'd
ward Joslln. Tacoma. Thomas Cole,
spokane.
Al tbs s,evsns-H. T. Pyle. San
Jose ". T English. Tacoma. w. u.
tseiteh, WhAscomi y. NJ. KsiiAr,
New rosk. A. H. Marsh. HoquiAIn
Crooasr Perry, Chicago.
Al the piler-J n. HowiHOn,
whateom. Q. w. Green. Chicago;
Ben Peterson. Ftanwoo6. A. w.
Miller. Chicago: Charles ", Nelson.
Portland, q. y. Avery. Bogson. A.
Peterson. Dawson.
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THE C0RBETT CASE

The civil service commission Of this
city believes that the decision
reached ~ the members Of the body
IN reference 60 thr charges against
Detective \. -. Corbctt was right.
Notwithstanding Judge Taliman's
ruling 90 'ss contrary. The com
mission laid CuFbstt of fOr three
months and reduced him from tbs
rank OF detective 10 third-ciAsa pa
fFoinan. cofbstk appealed his eas1
aud was sustained by Judge Tall
man. who ordered bis reinstatement.
AZ special meeting Of the com
mission yesterday afternoon the mat
ter was discussed. the members
finally resolving 60 bring the eAss 20
the state supreme court In the
meantime Corbntt's status IN the
police department 81 unchanged.
a. chief Sullivan cannot rcinstats
him without orders from the OWL
service commission. ard this latter
body evidently refuses 20 act Just
rUse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-08
WITHOUT
LICENSE
Alleged Female Doctor Is In
the Tolls

on charge Of practicing medicine
aithaat a license Alice NJ. Boyer-
leigh VIII be heard before Justice
George Friday morning Her arrest
was mads by Constable Kaufman to-
day on warrant sworn out by
Lydia w. ellis,
In the complaint filed u IL alleged
that between July !. 1901. and No
krmbtI l " the same year. Mrs,
UrysflelKh used the letters IN. D."
rfier her name and practleod medi-
enc. receiving compensation. Lydia
illiH who Hwofe 10 the complaint.
stated 10 the prosecuting attorney
that she had paid the defendant go
for alleged medical treatment that
she believes was holly fake. The
prisoner was released on $50 cash
hap pending har hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-08
HIS BIRTHDAY
King Christian Celebrates
His 6A.h Year

COPENHAGEN. April s.-The ssh
birthday OF King Christian was cele-
brated today throughout Denmark.
During the forenoon officials. diplo-
mats and other dignitarien called at
the palace and tsnderet their con-
gratulatiOns. Tho streets Of the cap
Nal were crowded and in the square
fronting the Amailsnborx palace sew
eral thousand people constantly
cheered the king. who IA response
appeared on the balcony with his
daughters.
There was the usual family gath
ering at the palace IN celebration Of
the anniversary. The party included
the Dowager Empress Of Russia. the
Hereditary Grand Duke Michael, the
Grand Duchess Of Luxembourg. the
Duke and Duchess OF Cumberland
and Prince George Of Hanover and
the Princesses Alexandra and Olga,
the Landgravine OF Hesse. Prince
and Princess Max or Baden, and
Prince Hans OF Giucksburg.
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MANILA. April a. MAJ. Waller
testified again today before the
oouftmartlal which IL trying him for
executing natives In namRr. HiH
testimony Was IN rebuttAl Of that
of Gen. Smith. given yesterday.
Waller testified that Smith order.
81 him 60 Kill and burn. and that
be was TO make Eanar a wilderness,
Waller asked Smith. he said. TO de-
me the age limit Tor killing Smith
he alleged replied, KIN everything
over ~ years old"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-08
MOVING BANK
Automobiles Collect French
Rural Savings

PARIS, April s.--French bankers
seeking savings deposits have taken
several steps In advance OF the
American banks which displayed
their enterprise by distributing small
boxes that can be opened only at the
bank. A leading French banking
firm has introduced the automobile
savings bank which tours the coun-
try districts al stated intervals and
gathers In the savings OF the thrifty
peasants.
An electric notor-car has been
built "a the purpose. II provides
seats - "a cashier and two clerks,
arranged about revolving table.
There are shelves on the walls for
the bank books. and a strong box IL
built into the body Of the car. The
innovation has met with most ia
WOTdbio rpceptiOu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-08
BOARD OF HEALTH

The board Of health met iAst uight
IN the once Of Assistant Health Of
fleer Ludlow IN tho Gloh@ building
The entire board was present and
Dr. Carroll presided Thn reports
OF Dr. Carroll and hts assistants
were presented and rad. and we're
afterwards discussed generally. The
reports show the work ~ the sam
itation and quarantine departments
besides the general business OF tho
health office. Tho question q Hal-
aries. aa provided for By tho recent
amendment to the city charter. was
q iaruHaNI informally
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-
HUMANE MEETING

The Seattle Humane society. At
lee regular monthly msctinR last
night sn the pariorp ~ the Rainier
Grand hotel. decided 20 aAk the city
TO allow the aseigty 90 operate the
city pound Accordingly a commit.
tee was appointed 10 draw up 40
ordinance for presentation to the
city council 20 that effect
oficer Ridgway read his regular
monthiy report. II stated that ~
neglected and destitute children
had been provided for. ave animals
had been humAnsly destroyed. and
II lam. horses had been taken from
the streets.
osicsr Iddgwsy reported that he
had spent q good portion " his time
trying Co locate the dsg palsonsrz
who hays made away with 30 many
fine dogs recently.
Many cssss % gahanitAry condi-
tions were brought 20 Mfr. RidgwayH
notice. and b. him referred TO the
board Of health.
- -a--s-=-~~
Route your freight for Port Or
chard points via Skagit Chief. Coll
man dock. -.
Rsichert Bros. planDa. ITO Union.
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NEW HOSPITAL

NEW ALBANY. Ind, April t.--ssi.
Edwards hospital. which has been
Ia progress 81 construction for more
than a year pact. was formally dedi-
Gated today siih impressive eere-
monies. The cerembniss we in
charge Of bishop chasard of D. lnu-
apolss. assisted By the NJ. Rev. n.
o. ponnEhue. associate bishop and
the other participants included
prominent Catholic clergy from
various Southern Indiana parishes.
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Y. NJ. c. A.

The unexpected illness q Rev. w.
u. Slmondn has made him unable
20 deliver his lecture this evening
before the Political club ~ the r NJ
G. A on tho subject. The Land and
the People Mr Eitwsvd FomerOy.
president 81 the National Direct
Legislation league. viii lecture be-
for- she club April IS on Direct
/ seEtHtatfnn
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Mechanics Mil Sold

Charles J. Hutchinson. the we'll
known kiondlksr. has purchased the
mill property Of the New Mechanics
SIN Company. located 1T i0Ze First
avenue south The reported price ~
tbs purchase IL 5000. NJ. Hutchir-
aon wili have hlz brother. Oscar
Hutchinson. Frank NJ fpnsa ard r.
y ThVia aasec slated with Rim IL the
enterprise Tie min wRH owned nv
Seattle labor unions. and has been
operated by them for about a year.
Route your freight for Port or
chard points via SkHRit Chief. Col
man dock. 49,.
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tho TrNns-Alaekan Railway COM
parry today filed a suit against y. ;.
urAnEer. Jennie Granger, his wife,
l. w. r.eavenworth and Dexter Her
scn a Co.
II Is alleged Ia the complaint that
Granger was appointed manager OF
the company and was tntrusted with
xsa. e00 81 the oompany's funds.
Granger refuses 20 account Tor
tAkoo OF the money. which the plain
tits accuse him 81 having spent IN
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LOSES HIS
RIGHT HAND

J. Il. Shrwan. an rmployv % the
Queen city ttax factory, suffered q
serious accident nj the cQmpany's
plant on Westiako avenue, shortly
after o'clock this morning. iils
right hand became caught in the
knives % the planin6 fnAg hius, and
vas terribly nutllAted. Amputation
was necessary. He vas taksn o.
the office 81 nr. MeKechnie, where
his wound waA dressed Later he
was removed 10 Providence hoe
pltAi Afr. shrwan boards at eis
Thomas street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-08
COMPANIONS
OF THE FOREST

A local lodge Of the order Of Com
pnnlonB Of the Forest in being or.
gnniEcd IN this city. Mrs. Jessie A.
Lambert, state organizer ~ the or
der. has charge of the work and ~
meeting with great pucessa IN the
work.
The Companions 81 the FOREST IL
affiliated with the FersHters u Am
erica and IL open 10 FprrHtara aud
their women ffioHdn The nrat
meeting Of the new lodge viii be
held nest "wednesday evening at \
o'clock ln ForvHiera hall. AIS FIRST
avenue.
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MEETING OF
CARPENTERS
An Important Question Before the
Union Tonlgh.

The earpnnters' union wlli meet to-
night a. Csrpsaters' hall and viii
vote on the proposition Of the
unions withdrawal from the Iguild-
ing Trades Council. u is not thought
that The union vii vote for with
drawai az the question has never
been seriously considered by mem
berz Of the union.
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EMBEzzLEMENT CHARGED

railway fares from Denver, Colo, 70
this city. and Tor diamonds for MS
wife.
The remainder was deposited In
the Dexter Horton bank,
Judge Tallman this afternoon
signed restraining order prohibit
ing the defendant from disposlng OF
any Of his property aud Granger
and Lcayenwerth are Co be made 60
account for the $500. Attorneys fur
the plaintiffs ara Remsburg 4 Sim
mons.
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PORCH Der

a porch-clImber last evening broke
into the residence Of Gen. J. IS. Met
caife, corner Of Ninth avenue south
and Main street. and stole many
tfinksts and pieces OF ieweiry. many
q them valued as msmentoea as
well Ga for their intrinsic worth.
Detective Phillips IL on the case.
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MORTALITY RECORD

The body Of Harvey Harold Lad
better. aged years has been ship
ped 20 ssdro- wooliey by Bonnsy q
Stewart for snterment The hoy died
in Douglas Alaska. ana the body ar
rived here Sunday
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Theaters


way Down last
Tho ane uuartetto which accom-
panlen way Down East, now
playing a weeks engagement al the
Grand, ~ each night recipient OF
half doAcn cncorca This " one OF
the many good features uf an excel
lont shew. There viii be a matinee
tomorrow,
fashIenabie VAUDEVILLE
vaudeville viii hold the boards at
the Seattle theater during the rest
OF this week. several ~ the sketch
80 win be a little changed and the
one-act fnrca will be modelled over
considerably. with these changes,
the otherwise excellent show ~ eNr
pocted TO he greatly improved.
"ostisr Joe"
The interesting play "'oatler joe
has proved 70 be one 81 the beat
plays produced at popular pricca
this season. The piece viii run the
balance of the week at the Third
Avenue thoatcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-08
EVANS SAILS

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Arril a.
Rear Admiral u. ID. Evans sails for
HonHhoug today 10 r~p.ft for duty
a. eenlnr squadron commands Of
the AalAtir station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-08
VOTING TO-DAY

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April s.-Ths
election In Kansas City today is for
a mayor and other municipal off
cials. The contest has been a fierce
one with municipal ownership OF
lighting facilities, the enforcement
of the terms governing the fran
chisea granted 70 public service cor
porations, and the improvements OF
the streets and the water system as
the chief issue Mayor James A.
Reed Is "a candidate for reelection
on the Democratic ticket, and tho
Republican nominee for mayor Ia
John J. Green. Reports from the
various polling places Indicate a
heavy vote and the result is expected
10 be- close.
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setter Services

Having purchased the skaEit Chief
the Port Orchard route im no~ able
10 give a much bsftsr service than
previously. as thsy are nos running
ten round trips day 30 the navy
yard ard bsitleships from colman
dock. while the Ekaeit Chief han
diss freight for all Port Orchard
routes from the same dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-08

iirAt MEM fer
Day
Breakfast.
Fruit.
Cereal. Cream.
Ham and Eggs. Lycnnalse Potatoes
Rolls. Coffee.
Lunch.
Hamburg steak.
Rice Cr0auettes. Beaten Biscuit.
Dinner.
Noodle Soup.
Pot Roast. BAKED Sweet Potatoes.
Havarian Cream. Apple salad.
Coffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-08
OFF FOR ROME

NEW YORK. April s.-The annual
Catholic pilgrimage 10 Rome, con
Quoted by bishop Mcdonnell 81
Brooklyn, sailed from this city today.
Because ~ the fact that this ~ the
jubilee Year 81 Lno's pontificnte tho
number Of pilgrims this year ~
larger than usual ana includes about
90 priests ia addition 20 a number or
prominent laymcn. After spending
10 days ~ the Eternal city tbs parry
viii make q short tour ~ the Cont
nent before returning home.
Route your freight for Port Or
chard points Via skagt chief, COL
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haWsdainR
CIT

II IS golden rule to send n we'd
ding gift IN good time. the first to
arrive being much more appreciated
than that which IL one Of the many
pouring I'M from all quarters during
the last week
BY adhering 10 this rule one Will be
saved the annoyance OF hearing that
the salt cellars are charming--the
third net already received
A month before the wedding day
II not too early 10 Eend the present.
which should be accompanied By a
visiting card.
The package should be addressed
to the bride II one r. intimate with
the happy couple and 10 the brides
house. addressed 20 the bridegroom.
n II Is he with whom one b best
acquainted.
Most people wish 10 give some
thing novel. useful and pretty. The
future circumstances of the recip-
tents should influence the choice.
III they are going abroad do not give
anything unsuitable 10 tho require
fnenta ~ the climate or 30 cumber-
como that the conveying 10 ita das-
tjnatiOn VIII amount 10 half the
value Of the present
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GO to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
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cas rkiar At a
Ttma

There ara women who hear les
sons and braid hair al the same
lime. or half-a-dozen other things
demanding focus Of attention. This
- process OF breaking down and
certain elsintegrau0n. A great man
has said: III yea start 10 tie your
shoe, tie your shoe. Think OF moth
ing slse but that little task"
IL Is utterly impossible to concen-
frate thought upon tHo or more
things. This statement viii be de-
MED py houseksaperA. bat please look
al The average hOusekespsr. What Is
she sut a bundle Of nerves. Tired
10 death" and too busy 10 take any
comfort" from weeks end to week 3
end.
Let your moderation be known to
AL men
Moderation pays. When It Is die
tated by intelligence Il rises into the
realms OF the highest wisdom and
the purest unselashness.
Etiqastts Of Car
rsspszseaes
There Is an etiquette about every
thing even about the way OF a
Wemzn ought 10 write her notes.
Considering all things. II Is perhaps
as we'll that woman should read.
mark and inwardly digest the laws
that ought 70 rule her conduct when
she takes Up the pen" Two things.
above all others. betray the In
elegant or unaccustOmed letter
writer. II she be guilty OF neglectlng
the margin at each side Of the page.
OF II she 20 far forget her precepts
as 70 add a ~. 81, she Ia forever
doomed. Society i exact Ia details.
and society declares such omission
or commission 70 be the unpar9On-
able sin. The note. 10 be correct.
must be written upon paper Of medi-
UNI size, preferably cream white. and
must be clear and distinct. The mon
ogram Is stamped on the paper, or
the crest II one has the right. when
the writer has borne ali these facts
Ia mind. and has signed her unab-
Dreviated name, zhs may rest con-
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GrewiAK Wat r
Lilies

That pure and lovely blossom, the
water Aiy. may be grown In other
places beside lakes and ponds and
those who care 10 experiment with
their cultivation win find that they
can be very easily grown at home
from the seed. To SOW the seed
take an ordinary bowl and hair hn
II with rich soil. which has been
nnely sifted and packed down firmly.
Scatter the seeds evenly over the
surface and cover with new sand TO
depth OF one-quarter Of an inch.
FIN the bowl with water and keep IN
a temperature Of 80 degrees and
they viii be ready FOR transplantlng
n two weeks from the time Of sow
ir=
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RsIehert Bros. pianos. ITO Union
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Further details Of this rs-s.,..
sal, sale VIII be published IN .one,.'
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Route your freight for Port or
chard points via skagit Chief. Col.
man dock. -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-28
sheep on the Farm

There is 20 other snimsl which sfards
90 much profit. under any kind OF good
management, ~ the sheep One Of the
oldest writer's on sheep. fitzgerald. wrote
over 200 yesrs ego: THE sheep 10 the
most profitable spimsl 10 hsve.' Add
this 10 nothing more than the experience
OF history from the earliest beginning TO
ibe present. Il hsppens iast nov thst u
10 even more 70 than IL has been for many
yesrs. 90 account Of the vast losses which
have occurred 10 Australia, where BY res
500 Of several yesrs Of drouis The stock Of
sheep hss been reduced from hundred
millions TO about hall that many. OF
course these eno-m na losses hsss been
tel, 10 the wool ms, kets, sad thus II 10
tb.i jast pov The sheep interest 10 Ameri
% 10 becoming, end prices ere high snd
vroins.
T hons keeper, 10 sirsits Tor the cop
pl, Il . libessiiy furnished Able, viii be
a., srstifird BY the supply OF choice,
teaa =. svest-nsvored nut,oo, the moot
90 tioss Of :, II esss.
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TIE ceit.in Increase OF population spd
III, tqaslly oerisin increased vslos OF sood
iarm isnds will fofcs better spd more 10
,et,ivs type Of ssricoltafe, the type
shioh prevails 10 the ttickly settled com
q uDi,iss OF the old world. The man With
s,msll farm 10 Chine. Frsues. Jersey. Bel
siam OF Holland b Of necessity 20 ipsen
sive farmer. He simply nust raise more
than one crop on bic isnd during the crop
season. snd be does. end not iuirsqasnily
three crops are taken from the land 10 one
yssr. he economists oil bis land. He
hes 20 tfoor rod roads hardened sith
srosih OF siid tinp. rsevsed, eat fosers
snd rs,iles rurnips through or bounding
hls land. II Ne pisnn irees, they beer
hoi. or 10. No weeds eros 90 bis
isru 70 rob the coll and sep Bis lard. BE
takes care Of shd be raises md leeds bis
isrd isisllissn.Iy ~ be sosld biz stock.
TIE ksosisdse Of hov 70 properly isrn
snail tscs VI lssd IL yss 70 Be learned.