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REAL ESTATE-INDIANA TRUST co.
r ..E-lIshOTT. 49,. ". fenn. st.
REAL ESTATE-If you want to sell list your
property with INDIANA TRUST co.
REAL EsTATE-lnsure with J. 5. CRUISE, "old
and tried companies" Prompt adjustment. No.
ITO +. Marker.
REAL ESTATE-5O-foot lot on Capitol, just
south OF Thirtieth. Bargain at $1,000. IN
REAL ESTATE-s1,O 900 for six-room cottage,
north: 500 cash; balance like rent. w. +.
HANDY. $50 Lemcke.
REAL ESTATE-Double house, eight rooms each
side; oak finish, furnace and bath. mantels.
$500. INDIANA TRUST c
REAL ESTATE-on paved part OF Beliefontaine
a bargain. NJ. ARBUCKLE. Al Lemcke.
REAL CHARACTERIZATION tweIve-room modern
residence. north; large lot and barn: Will sell
cheap; owner leaving city. w. +. HANDY $50
Lemcke.
REAL ~EsTArE-IF YoU r LOOKING FoR
A SNAP IN REAL ESTATE, READ OUR
TRUST co.
REAL E~sTATE-East front, vacant lot; Illinois,
near Thirty-fourth st. Can trade for small
pRfXSXs TRUST s2p4 CO. 5use' anu pay pow cash. In
REAL ESTATE-Meridian-street home, nine
rooms; east front; stable: driveway: %1O0-foot
SToN & CAMDEN. las East Market.
REAL ESTATE-Business property, West WASH
tenants sU a n feet Af front: sax. os5. oacu great ~ future uwo
RALsToN & CAMDEN, 14S East Market.
REAL av., near oliver; five
room cottage: well, cistern; lot 3Sx140; rent SO;
price, 81, go. Will trade for house north and as
sumo $1,000 difference. INDIANA TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE-Fine home north, large, shady
lot, driveway; 14 feet front; 291 feet deep; 167
feet on another street: this is something great;
$4,000. RALSTON & CAMDEN 1S East Mar
ket.
REAL EsTATE-E. McCarty, near East; two
story, frame dwelling; six rooms and bath,
cabinet mantel. cistern and cellar, city water,
TRUsr co. ~
REAL ESTATE VACANT LOT.
BELLEFONTAINE ST.
Big bargain on Bellefontaine St: corner lot,
east front, 4ox140; must be sold quick; price only
$3.50; clear.
INDIANA TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE-Barth av., near Raymond; two
story frame; ten rooms, large basement els
tern. city water, mantels and CRATES, large hall,
front and rear stairs. three lots. 1l2x136; good
barn. $500. ID TRUST co.
REAL ESTATE-Hall place, near Sixteenth:
seven rooms and bath, steam heat. plenty
natural gas, cellar. well and cistern, city
water. mantels and CRATES; ~51-foot, east-front
lot. only $4,000. INDIANA TRUST CO..
REAL great bargain on Broad
way; dwelling of eight rooms and bath, with
large lot, 60x169, barn and shade and fruit trees:
ii. FAY, Room IL, Union Trust building.
brick, S0x120; one-story brick, 4OxS0; brick
smokestack, 100-horse-power boiler, 75-horse-pow-
er engine; railroad switch and one or two acres
of ground for 1857. III. FAY, Room IA.
Union Trust building.
REAL
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
las T.. Market st.
REAL offer a very desirable res
idence on Park av, seven rooms. strictly mod
ern. at only $500; or will trade for a large
modern residence north.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
las Il. Market ST.
ESTATE-One Of the most desirable COR
ner properties on y. Meridian St, across the
creek, is offered at a low valuation: lot e57x29S:
this fine plat Of ground can be bought for 81. SEQ
TRUST
1s r. Market St.
business block on the South
Side; two storerooins. apartments on second
floor; substantial brick building. all rented.
only $500.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
las +. Market st.
REAL of the most desirable mod
ern ard complete fiat buildings in the eity-
situated on corner; steam heat and all modern
conyeniences; large lot: all rented and pays 4
Der cent. net; can be had for S21. 600.
TRUST
las F.. Market St.
offer one OF the finest res
licences In the city. situated on y. Meridian ST.
The building contains twelve rooms and recep-
ton hall. is heated by hot water; hardwood and
parquetry floors; very best OF plumbing; large
barn. This very desirable property can be had
~ SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
lH +. Market ST.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-List your vacant rental prop
erty with the INDIANA TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE-Sugar Grove av., near -;
one and one-half-story cottage; seven rooms
and barn: only $1,000. INDIANA TRUST c
REAL ESTATE-The Defuniak Springs of Flor
ida and vicinity; bargains in improved acre
property for hOmeseekers; suitable to raise early
Northern vegetables and fruit; from 10 TO lou
acres; houses and barns from $500 up; cattle
ranchse of from 1000 TO 5000 acres for ~ per
acre and up; highest parts in Florida; healthy
and well drained; literature on APPLICATION; round
trip. $685., good for three months. Phones:
New, 2945; old, Brown l9. G. A. ODCOTT d
CO, 1870 kentucky av., INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.
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Number of
delinquents.

That the work of the court is having a
good effect on the children brought before
it is evidenced by the fact that out of the
2S4 children tried in the past four months
only nine have been returned to the court.
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salesman TO cover Indiana
with staple line; high commissions, with adj
vance of 500 monthly: permanent position to
right man. JESS II. SMITH CO. Detroit, Mich.
Misunderstanding statesmen TO carry our side
line to general stores and kindred trades; new
samples weight five ounces, hit coat pocket and
easily earns $500 to $1,000 a year commission.
los Dearborn street. Chicago. Ill.
MANIFESTATIONS for domestic department.:
one who knows how to sell goods and who. is
energetic and not afraid to work: a man with a
general experience. from the country, preferred;
good salary and permanent position to the right
person. Apply in person, THE WIN. II. BLOCK
co
WANTED-Salesnian-A bright person for In
dianapolis and adjoining towns to handle the
PHYSICIANS Aid, an Anatomical Manakin. by
the Western Publishing House. Chicago; sold to
physicians and embalmers. Call Monday. 9 till
8. Hotel English. Room 3is. ]. b. CHIZUM,
Secretary.
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T. REAL STATE
WRITES FIRE INSURANCE.
ESTATE
INVESTMENT
$1,000; modern double house. paying over 10
per cent.
WANT TO MAKE QUICK SALE.
CHAS. P. D0NEY G. CO.,
709-10 Lemcke.
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REAL
d H~ARBOR-Great IL Is.
INDIANA HARBOR-Great it will be-.
= INDIANA HARBCR-The city that grows.
INDIANA HARBOR is only nineteen miles
from the business center of Chicago.
NDIANA HARBoR has macadamized streets.
sewer, water, gas and electric lights.
INDIAN HARBoR is the future greatest
manufacturing city in the West.
INDIANA HARBoR has the only deep-water
harbor in Indiana.
For circulars and information in regard to
transportation call or write
EAST HICAG CO.
So Law Building,
indianapolis.
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SEALED

Sealed proposals will be received az the Of
fee OF treasurer Marion Branch. n. n. ID. v. s.
Up O. address National Military Nome. Grant
county. Indiana) until l O'Clock .. m Aux. -.
1908, and then opened. for furnishing and deliver
ing OF supplies, etc. In accordance with ~instruc-
lions and specifications. copies OF which. with
blank proposals and other Information. may b
had upon application 70 JNo O. ADAMS. Treas
urer.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1oNiSi'- RERrERNANN BROS.

BERTERNANN BTVOS.,
New No. 21 Mass. ay., 22S n. Del. st Tel $40.
PATENT ATTORNEY-T. +. BELL, mechan-
ical engineer, patent attorney. In above ca
pacity 1 do not claim exceptional facilities. ex-
cept those guaranteed by thorough knowledge
of patent practice, technical training, honesty
and care, beyond which no special advantages
exist 80 Ingalls, Bldg.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD Carriages. Traps, Buck
boards. etc.) % Circle. Tel. 1909.
THE PEERLESS FOUNDRY. 71o-1s E. Mary
land, manufactures stove repairs and do repair
ing.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE-Up-to-date guaranteed to
heat. Tin and galvanized iron works. roll
Y HAWKINS. 114-116 Virginia av., the man
who never sits on the fence.
there, stick tight, don't peel of
whitewash for stables. storerooms, etc: calci-
mine sprayed on evenly in colors. HENRY TAY-
LOR & CO., COS n. Senate. New Phone 3OO7.
NOTICE
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
girl for general housework:
small family; no washing; good wages. 1914
North New Jersey street.
WANTED-Diseases of women successfully
treated by DIR. Bula, Isl North Illinois street.
Consultation free and confidential.
WANTED-Ladies plain sewing at home. Hand
or machine. Materials furnished. No deposit.
Particulars. Addressed envelope. WOMAN'S
REMEDY CO, Desk AS, Chicago.
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MOTION sALE-G. w. Mccurdy, real estate
and general anetioneer. No sS West WASH
ingtonS
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

Real estate mortgages for the week. e3,s25
Building permits for the week ...... S6,l44
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PATENT

f.. T. SILVIUS & co. procure United States
and foreign patents promptly and best that NAV
be obtained. Unexcelled facilities and foreign
associates. Talbot Block, los n. Pennsyiyania
ST., indianapolis. Both phones.
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O ~RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FOR NT-Furnish front room; convenient;
gentlemen. 44 North Delaware ST.
FOR RENT-Suite of rooms. with crate. furnace
heat, all modern conveniences; also good
board. Call SIS n. Capitol av.
Fol RENT-FARMS.
FOR to rent furnished farm
by a competent farmer. Address FARMER
1917 i'll ST., Bedford, Ind.
FOR Al
FOR trade Kentucky property for
Texas lands. w. II. HAWTHORN Dallas, Tex.
FOR complete modern home of
nine rooms. finished in quartered oak, hand
some floors, nicely decorated, two CRATES, located
on North Illinois, near Twenty-second; incum-
brance OF s., 300, due in three years. 8 per cent:
will trade equity $1,000 for cottage. j. G..
156 East Market.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
chairs. w. ID. ALLISON CO, sos \. Alabama.
FOB SALE-Lot Of extra good secondhand and
outgrown clothing for men, women ana chill
dren. 95S N. Pennsylvania st.
FOR Double House; price. $500;
rents So; well located Brick Block: pays . per
cent. CAMPBELL. Is Baldwin block.
col sALE-Hardware, stove ana stove repairs
of all kinds, also nails and wire. LEE HARD
WARE co.. Sixteenth and Illinois SIS.
FOR SALE-Paying confectionery business; good
reason for selling. VIII teach business !. NOT
FOR stock and fixtures. nearly
new, for sale at a bargain; invoice about
50, 500; reason. failing health. WILLIS A.
JONES, Huntington, Ind.
SOLDIERS RELIEF.
Sure cure for cramps in stomach and dysen-
terry. Ask barkeeper for it.
FOR SALE
Typewriters, all makes, IS up.
Machines rented; g. per month, =,
and other leading makes; rentals. $50 per
month. G. M. Gen. Agt, 2Os-zlo
Law building. New phone 1875.
FOR ALE-Furniture and carpets in a nine
room modern house, newly furnished for room
ers; a most desirable location, not more than ten
minutes walk from the postoffice; bath, furnace
and artificial gas; rent of house only SSS per
GER, POI East Washington street.
Q latest map OF indiana and the
1900 census; prepared especially for the Journal
by George L. Cram, the famous map publisher:
at top and bottom: embracing a handsome five
color map of Indiana on one side. corrected to
saas; ss0 nv eslo asi r railroad stations att nsw AND Pps al nss:
ural features; a marginal index showing 1900
census and alphabetically arranged list OF towns;
the world and the United States; so cents. post
address MAP DEPARTMENT. the Journal. In.
dianapolis. Ind.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-INDIANA TRUST co.
b.. - 10. \. rsnn. s
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Real estate transfers for the week. .saoi,i5o
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CHAS. Z. UUNEY q
7n9-1O Lemcke.
INDIANA TRUST co.

INDIANA TRUST co.
REAL
JOHN c.. MCCULLOUGH,
16 East Market.
Ten-room Residence. with bath. on Broadway.
near Twentieth street; belongs to nonresident
and We have instructions to sell this property at
once; price. $500.
Neat seven-room Cottage on Cottage avenue.
near Shelby street; has driven well, cistern. cell
lar, all in frst-cIass shape; price. S1.1sO: small
payment cash, balance -s12.J 30 per month; great
opportunity TO secure home.
Look at No. ST Broadway. This is an eight
room house; lot 3S.4Xi50 feet: fine residence lOca-
ton. all possible streets and sewers made and
paid: we want an offer on this; must be sold.
SPECIAL OFFER
Fla, Manatee TO-, furnished winter home and
% a, on Little Sara Sofa Bay.
Fla, Orange CO., 22 a., impts. lake frontage.
Ia, New Albin. physicians res, 9 lots.
Mich, near Detroit. 70 fine bldg. lots.
Mimi, Plainvicw, 6 +. house, > lots.
o., Montgomery CO.. 119 a. and impts.
S. D., Potter CO., 500 a. and impts.
Tex, Brazoria CO., 1852 a, farm and timber.
VT, Bennington Co, 120 a. and impts.
Wis, near Oshkosh, resort property, 8 r, res.
dance hail and grounds, lake frontage.
Wis, Monroe CO., 10 "a, impts. and mach'r.
Wis, Barron CO., loo a. land.
Genl. mdse.. bus, big, Paxton. Neb.
Billiard and pool hall, bowling alleys, stock
cigars, candy, etc, Elkader, Ia, 81, 200.
w. NJ. oSTRANDER, N. A. BLDG, PHILA.
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Amanda NJ. Berry, seventy-eight years. 1ie0
Park avenue, angina pectoris.
Floyd Board, eighteen years. ISL West Fifteenth
street, phthisis pulmonaris.
Harry Lewis. twenty-three years. 1sz7 Olive
street. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Florence A Tingle. thirty-four years, 1884 East
Nineteenth street. catarrhal fever.
Anna Nj, Bogss, seventy years, ls2s North
Pennsylvania street. a~poplexy.
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DIED.

- #. Gron died al residence,
1919 West Tenth street. Funeral Tuesday, 4
O'Clock p. m.
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FINANCIAL
LOANS-Money on mortgages. g.. Il. SA1LES
* CO. 127 East Market street
FINANCIAL-5 per cent money on indianapolis
'city property, or ON city property In any county
seat town. or on farm property anywhere in Indi-
ana: we use our own funds; no delay: partial
payments. Call or address {. N. WILLIAMS &
CO, S-l0 T.. Market 1t.
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All advertisements inserted In these columns
are charged at the very low rate of 5 cents a
line. Blank or dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone 23s and your ad. will be called
for.
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match. as shown In figure |. II n
man wished 10 perform relatively equal
labor he would have to raise beam
2Ih feet long by liia inches square.
The earwig Of figure 3. harncssed 10 n
small chariot. drags without difficulty
eight matches, which for n large per
cheron horse would mean dragging
$50 beams as long and thick as him
self The man who leaps the 300 me.
ters OF the Enfel tower is merely re-
peating the action OF the flea which
can leap POO times its own height.
Finally the Hercules In figure ) Is
obliged to raise eighty large locomo-
tlves to equal the relative strength Of
an oyster. which in closing its valves
exercises force Of fifteen Kilograms,
Thus IL Is much more simple thing
10 calculate the strength OF insects than
TO equal II, and our modern athletes
have yet long road TO travel before
they can compete with animals occu.
pylng very humble positions In the
living world.
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our much vaunted free press. and too
many times have the papers helped re-
elect the very men who deliberately
passed the law curbng the power OF
the press. 1t Is high time the matter
was given serious consideration and
decisive action taken. The trouble Is
that each paper has felt that ii need
have no fear OF any kind OF a libel
law no matter how drastic. But now
they have had their little expensive
experiences and are able 20 see that
any newspaper, no matter how care
fully edited. may be injured under a
foolish. inconsistent or unConstitu-
tional libel law. Let us all realize this
and keep pounding until the good ef-
feet Is evident. Let all remember. too.
that II Is much easier % prevent the
passage OF uni!beral libel laws than
TO change them after once passed.
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sanitary feature OF this apparatus ex-
lists in dispensing entirely with the use
of cups and glasses. The general de-
sign Of the fountain is shown in the re
companying cut. The flow of water
is regulated by convenient stop-cock
and the person desiring to make use
of the fountain leans over the font
and manipulating the stop-cock causes
flow OF water TO be projected up
wards into the open mouth above. The
overflow falls back onto the top Of the
fiat surface below. thereby maintain,
ing this in cleanly condition and re-
moving all possible infection near the
source OF supply. AS the nozzle through
which the stream is projected Is Gov
cred. ii precludes the possibility OF
anyone drinking directly thercfrom.
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TaE GREAT STRENGTH OF INSECTS
Fr. de Zeltner in la Nsiure--Trins-
lcted and Condensed For
Public Opinion.

Every one in general way knows
of the astonishing muscular power en-
ployed 10y insects. and ot the real
tours de force which they execute
either In the pursuit Of prey or In de-
Tending themselves against their enc
mics. At the same time one rarely
has a precise idea of the strength Of
these insects because there are few
standards of comparison. although
nothing is simpler than 10 make 4 cor
rect valuation of their strength.
The WING strength of insects is
known because OF the work of Felix
Plateau and De Lucy, who showed
that these little creatures could not
raise weight much heavier than
themselves. no matter what the sur
face of their wings. During the course
OF these experiments very interesting
fact was discovered. namely. that the
size of the wing decreases as the
weight and size OF the animal in
creases, n fact which explains the slow
heavy tiight OF the beetle and the
swift light movement of the gnat.
The case is entirely different. how
ever. where the creature moves on n
solid surface where its six feet may
obtain points OF support. In this case
we can approximately calculate the
force exercised Take. for example, n
fly by the wings, leaving the legs free
so that they may seize and raise n
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SCIENTIFIC
POULTRY
RAISING

Ac& HE tremendous growth dur
y ~ y ing recent years OF the
Q IL Q poultry and egg industry,
\ u + which. in point Of value OF
To~ the product. now ranks as
one OF the leading American wealth
producing activities. has resulted in
the introduction - modern scientific
methods. which are quite as marked
ly in contrast 10 former practices rs
the advances in any other progressive
field OF endeayor Indeed. 10 present
day achievements in this direction
must be attributed the recent devel-
opment Of the American export trade
in eggs. which has recently invaded
markets as far distant as the Orient.
Perhaps the most convincing demon
stration OF what scientific methods are
accomplishing in the poultry industry
is afforded by the unique poultry farm
largest in the United States. and prob
ably in the world. The buildings
which comprise the plant consist of
two main structures and a number Of
smaller Enclosures. All are OF brick
construction. with slate roofs; and
more than 100000 has been expended
in buildings and equipment. exclusive
OF the cost of the site. which comprises
40 acres.
The hatchery, or broiler plant. is
4SO feet in length The main portion
of the building is huilt la the form
OF the letter L, and has IA periphery
of $40 feet. In the basement of the
other part are thirty incubatorS. each
containing 800 eggs. so that there is
total OF 5000 eggs daily in Il state OF
incubation. The filling of the machines
is SO timed that one incubator will
discharge its bro-d each day. and thus
the plant may be said To have a daily
Matching capacit., Of 800 chickens
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From the i,.-uUa:or cellar. the small
chickens are taken TO what Is known
as the nursery" which constantly
shelters about GO00 young chickens,
ranging in age from one to thirty days.
When the chickens have attained the
aged of thirty-One days, they are low
cred by an elevator to the ground
floor and put in the U-snaped part Of
the building, which is divided into
sixty pens. The chickens advance
one pen each day, so that at the end
of two months they have completed
the circuit and are ready for trans
ference to the shipping department 1t
may be noted in this connection that
the U-Shapcd portion of the building
is constantly tenanted by about 2lOuO
chickens, ranging in age from thirty
to ninety days. The egg house at the
Sidney plant is 531 feet in length. and
similar in construction to the building
above described. II is bisected length
wise by four-foot aisle. on each side
of which are thirty pens containing
fifty hens apiece. The 5000 high grade
Leghorn fowls produce daily 200 dOZ-
ems of unfertile eggs for culinary pur-
poses. The eggs for the incubators
are produced 10y 900 high grade Plym-
outh Rock fowls.
AS indicating the proportion Of loss.
it may be stated that out of every 40
eggs which 90 into the incubators, an
average of 900 perfect broilers are OBJ
tanned Connected with the egg house
is an egg washing and marking room,
where the date is stamped upon eacn
egg sent 10 market.
One OF the notable advances which
have been made by the scientific poul-
try farmer Of the present day is found
in the practice OF herding chickens.
Instead Of allowing the hens TO run at
large as formerly. mingling freely and
picking their food from all kinds Of
refuse. they are now divided into col
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EIrtr-fhrcn MIIna I.nnr.

a fence y being constructed entirely
around the lower Bruie reservation. IN
South Dakota II will be remarkable in
the way Of fences being sixty.three mileJ
IN length II will be oompo.cd Of four
wires placed On posts set rod apart, ce-
dar and ash posts alternating. In rs con.
structiOn 2j2 miles of wire will be used.
The work is beng done entirely by Indians.
II u reported that IN the spring II Is the
purposc ~ the Government 90 issue 30 the
Indians stock cattle. with an idea Of con-
trbuting IN this way 90 the eventual self.
support and Independence Of the Indians.
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find no more significant criterion than
the recent marvellous development OF
the incubator industry. The centre OF
the incubator manufacturing business
is found in the middle West, and one
town in Illinois turns out more than
10000 incubators every year. 1t is
estimated that not less than 100000
incubators are now in use in the
United States. Many % the large poul-
try farms have incubators with ca.
pacity of 1000 eggs each. and from
which there may be hatched 10000
chickens year. the loss varying from