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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11

TT oNOLULU, December 10.-Much in-
 IT terest has been aroused here by a
 report of Col. Jones of the Hawaii militia. to Gov. Carter of the territory of Hawaii. in which Col Jones. in comment ing on the strategic importance of the Hawaiian islands and the need of strong defenses, quoted Major General Arthur as predicting a war in the immediate future between the United States and Germany and that the principal scene of the fighting would be in the Pacific ocean, with the Hawaiian islands as an objective point. Major General Arthur. who is still in Honolulu, having been here the past two weeks studying the military situa- ton of the territory, stated to a reporter of the Associated Press today that the re- port of Col. Jones does not correctly rep
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
Engineers Finish Work.

Llneville, December 10.-(Special.) 1.-The engineers who have been at work for the past six weeks locating the railroad between Lineville and Pyriton have fn- ished their work. and the compan" now getting together larg, hands and teams to begin gi roadbed on Monday, the l4th
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
ALABAMA REPUBLICANS
 ARRIVE IN WASHINGTON

Hundley and H. V. Caspin of Huntsville. All of them are here for the republican national committee meeting tomorrow.
 National Committeeman Dimmick, who also arrived tonight, is understood to be inclined towards Hanna, and 1t is sup posed the referees are here to persuade him into line for Roosevelt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
MEETING ENDS.
Baseball Magnates Transact Little
 Business at the Close.

New York. December 10-The annual meeting of the board of directors of the National league terminated today after brief session, the only business of import ance announced as transacted today be- Ing the delegating of James A. Hart of Chicago to go to California to confer with the California league. in an effort to have that organization sign the national agree ment
 The board Is not expected to meet again until next March. when the new schedule will be considered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
WITHOUT FOUNDATION. Report That Wentz Was Found Is Not
 True.

New York. December 10-The World this evening prints the following;
 Bristol. Tenn. December 10. To the Editor of the Evening World. New York:
 There is no foundation for the report that Wentz has been rescued rom ban- dits in inc mountains near this city. (Sened) IT. C. CALDWELL.
 Chief of Police.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11

Washington, December 1o.-(Special)- The federal referees, Internal Revenue Commissioner J. O. Thompson, ex-Con- gr ressman William F. Aldrich and Charles F. Scott of Montgomery. arrived tonight; also w. l. Welman, chairman of the re- publican state committee, and Oscar k.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
THE SENATE.

Washington, December 10.-Today's ses- sion of the senate lasted only thrty-seven minutes. After the completion of the routine business the Cuban bill was laid before the senate, but no one appeared ready to speak on It. MT. Hale then, at l2:37, moved an adjournment and the mo- ton prevailed.
 Previous to the adjournment a number of bills were introduced and reports pre- sented and Mr. Hoar gave notice that as soon as practicable after the disposition of the Cuban bill he would call up his resolution introduced yesterday request ing information from the President con- corning the condition under which the in- dependence of Panama was recognized.
 Foraker Bills.
 Washington, December 10.-Senator For aker today introduced a bill to provide a government for the Island of Tutuila and adjacent islands. It is identical with a bill to provide a government for the Island of Gaum.
 Washington, December 10.-Senator For aker today introduced bill to make the provisions of the naturalization laws of the United States applicable to Porto Rico.
 Wants to Increase.
 Washington, December 10.-Senator Gall finger today introduced a bill providing that after March f. 1904, salaries of sen- ators, representatives and delegates in congress shall be $7oo0 per annum.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
"paradise Lost' for Sale.

London. December 1O-It is announced here. that the manuscript of Milton's Paradise Lost is on the market and vil1 he sold at auction by Setheby in March next, unless disposed of at private sale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
THE MEATH

Washington, Decemb
 cast for Alabama: F fresh west winds: S creasing cloudiness, pl in north portion; van
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
Japan's Cotton Crop.

Shanghai. December 10-The latest reports estimate that the cotton crop will be 70 per cent of the average.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11

Washington, December 10.-The house committee on industrial arts and exposi- tions decided today to take up immediate ly after the holiday recess the Williamson bill for an exposition at Portland, Oregon. celebrating the one hundredth anniver- sary of the Lewis and Clarke expedition to the Pacific coast
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11

a good oyster loaf go 10
 Gelders'. 110 20th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11
Williamson Bill Slated.

67O,5oo less than was appropriated foi pensions last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-11

Washington, December 1o.-The house committee on appropriations today au- thorized a favorable report on the pen- sion appropriation bill. It carries total of s1ss. .159. 100. which is s250O less than the est -.~- submitted The bill carries S1,-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
Los grandes despOtaS
temen a la prensa

Esto se dice con u0tiyo del 1ItimO
<1k2se> que Ell Gar De Russia IL publ
c4do, expulsznlo Z los periodistas ex-
tran lerOs De tGdO. -1s doninICs.
7 todo por a4ber dsdo caeuta en
SIS respectiTos peri6dlcos, De L mztan-
n horrible de fQdfos, que d7rrnte estz
6ltima epoc4 g han verificzdo en los do
minios del Gar.
e decir que, como decimos al En-
c20ezar estas lneaa, <Los grandes dzs-
pot2s temen Z "a prensa->
Pero. 1o as1 en- Puerto Rico, donde
los graHdes 6espotas Hunt, Lindsay '
denzs mandarines de nuestro Gobierno.
le hacsn ta1to c2so Z Il prensa- como 70
al Sultan de Turqufa
Y no Sc vengz con que Il opinion
es8 diVldlda y que gnOs dice1 H V
otros dicen B.: precfsamente ea 10 Dc los
<c4stigos corporzles.1 tOd4 "a Drensz Ia
estado acorde. censUTando tan enorme
saIvziada. Mr. Lindsay rnOstrzndOse
mEnos sensible que el aut5crata de Ru-
si4- pueS.-..---.. sd siqgjera = ia dadC
pDl Ptncho 4ud<uo.
on, fena y4nkee.
<kn IlsrtD RioD los grzndes des-
potas no tenen l. prensaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
"Escuela nOcturna"

El sehor Inspector de escuelas pG-
blicas de esta ciudad Mr.. Roger L. Co
nant, tiene Ia atenci6n de mznifestarnos
que desde hoy, primero de JUNO, las
clases DoctUrnas que sc verifcan en- Ia
Esuelz Lincoln. bajo Il direction de IA
seforlta Trilla, serzn para los nifIos y
ninas de Is Z u amos que no sepau Ieer
Ii escIibir.
Durante los meses DE yerano prose
guirzn esas clase, suspendiendose las de
de adultos hasta ell pr6ximo a1o escolar.
Mr.. Conant tiene empefio Ell que
asistan 4 di2has classes los j5venes de
snbOs sexos, que pOr suz ocupsciones
10 disponen de tempo suficieute por el
dla para adquirir tan imprescindibles
conocimientOs.
este respecto, ruega pOr nuestro
conducto 4 las personas particUlares,
que comedian permisO 4 sus sirgientes,
alquilados, dulceros etc. de Ia edad an
tedicha, fin de que puedan concurrir 1
la escuela nOcturna de siete 4 nueye he
la noche. En- Julio 6 muy probable
que se garfen las hOras.
Muy acertado J plausible nos pare
CO el acuerdo el prop6-itO de Mr.. %
nant, al que deben prestar 81 coacurso
cuantOs aquf 50 interesan por IA diffusion
de Ia ensehaDz7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
NOti(idS generates

LAPSU> PLCMAE: En- eI Adlestr0 j
StJt<estl'0 del sabsdO Sc escape Ia errata
que sigue. 81 elias nos ateDirieramOso
en yeZ de @si elias nos atuVIeramOs ,
Esfa yez los cajIstas estan limpIos de
tOda response bifidad de toda cuIDa.
Case raro. Y Que Ell Justicia debemos
racOnOcer " recOnOcem - APPENDED a
ser frances. are0pagita<
Don FRANCISCO P4RES. Continue
grayemente enfermO. a pesar de los e.
fuer>Os que realiza nuestrO amigo 81
doc'or don Marcos A Hanzano Dor de-
y0lyeFie Ia saiud
box ADoLF0 Monies. I'll sabada Ia
FimOs el gustO de saludar 4 e~te luen
corrsligionariO y migo de cayey. que
81 diFilla San Juan en sun.0~ uafEf
cuiares. T.e reitera m = 81 tssstfm ,ni0 fe
nue>tFn apreci0.
CELEsTTSO LryERAs: N0s manifesto
qu- habiendo regI esado de Rio Pieiras.
'i0nde .se trasladO por mott o. sie q
IOd ynelye snfrecer en- esta ciufafia
~ antfgnoS parrOquiaRos Al pu5lico
IN general Sgis SPryicIOs como sastre =
AZ aieciea afn I Tos cue tienen con Il
cuentas peniientes = Sirvan pssar por
81 e.ts biecimIentO
USA CMsPA ELEcTRTcA. En Ii ha-
cieuIa Santa Birbara>' 9e fos se1ores
QuIBOnes CabezutO, Ia Gallo una CHS
"a electrica incendiando una pieza de
cana Entire una pareja de IA PoIicia
lnsu Al vaTiOs peOnes consiguierOn so
'0car Ell incendio.
Ia CORTE DE HUMACA0: LEGO nov |
4 esta ciudad. donde permanecePa al0u. |
nos dias, trasIsian1ose despues a Gaa-
anna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
A DlEsfRO Y sINIEsTRO

C c01ss5eE0 nal co-seIero, por
s1pzA-o-Jos1 q Ggzn<1 Be1Trez =
eucara para. zE1sio1es persoazle=- eo1
L'TgfS0etr1 y i pr=gu1E& de@1e IA CO..
lEm1as de Il C1xresD0odez.cta-
--DlgAne- Ested- seaor. d. q1s soy
20 5ete-
FI4e4 m=mor7L tszae Il er-ale.l5=
DE- Po1ce.
Rec4sr5e IA poo: ID t@airz que
alo154r n1chO er - c01cIe1c5.: rep4~e
Z EpOcz- 10 le5znz- q q1e Oc1p5 a a.
c4l1fa Ge PO1ce sIe110 RI D-0DIo tFe1nDO
Iuez De Poiicfs-
EQ1s precede1tes =ent6S
"A qgk HHez 6e co151c<z = ztUv0<
EPor qgE l. se1Alzro1 con eI mote 3
.podo Dc T0rq1eazd2x
FEk preeusOr De Eg0zc1e: = lnl-
ci2tlya = de5en I0@ e=c1ndzl0@- l4s IN
i1stlcTzs- los ztropelIOs = Is vergusnzzs
que heuOs Ee-ldo Drese1c7z1dO 1eSD16z-
y q1e slryieron de nOrmz : p41tz- lzsra
hzce. POGO. los fzrnoso5 I1ec@s d. pzz-
Le correspon1e Il gloria trlsse de
h4ber IQz1gurzdO gnz era 0Oca0rnoesz
d1r4nte II que = ia derrznaz10 10 poca
szngre.
Dc alas Lzs tur0.s = p1sde decir-
s. cue ( Fl debsmos q estz0Iecl mienrO
DE- ga especie DE- TnstItuci6a-
Como Jefe de estas ap4rect5 el l.
ciud2d del Sur = ahf eetzn las colecclo-
nes del DSG1i0 n Pasrfo RFoD Y L. DE-
NOcKACI4. arsenal riqGlslmo. d01de p1s-
de hafzr-g4 q1e tan desEaemoTz5o =
En1estrz ante IL slusi6n d. CzgftOstro -
d2tos NV Intereszn1e=, p0r 8 zc4so -
IL ocdrre escriolr SIS Memorials. el e<to4
GItirnos tieupos, ( nsnerz De personal Z
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
SdeS. de N. Roman & "a

FortaIezG 59.--.Sun hun. f. II.
FeHtss a E0r mayor detail IN
port acI6n direc-s de Europa : E-taIos
Cuidos
Complete zartido en efecto. de fe-
rret RIA quinealla
Arttculos de noTsdzd utilidad, pa
RI dzmas : cabalIeroz. Efectoz de escri
torIo porcelsnas, pintaras Barnize4. "a
ie- Il herr praeba de fueego Espe-
cia dad en arados d= totas classes. Ta-
DerI2z s1s accesorIa=
Precios lmitado= Const nte reno
Faci6n en- el sQrtido. ali.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
FL S0GetdfiO DE- instruction PdbIi(d

Aver. de pa<0 lara San Juan. fas-
p1eE d 1aher a~1~ti10 z II cnnf4ran IL
pefegdgsca c-lebrzfa en B1rrzn znquItas,
= uTn en eStz cIui@f don AFb7rrG r
Marine. SecreC>ri0 de instruction P1-
blicz. scaTHp sdo h 81 diSungait = ?
sin patica e>posa d01e A4nuela De
MARTINEZ AucOs espO-aS Z fmqIzzr0n en
Il Hotel CoTa1OEga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01

ICE g-AT VAS OCEC-ECg- = -1@1
lara San Juan sETIE1Os EOy q g1z-0 6e
zzI1fzr : este e1eEI10 cs0TrsEg EgIo1zri0
: amigo E1e-0, : 1Ee1 r7iEera-0s G
-6<1zO1z0 L nzesErz col<E1srzcz11-
LILO BE7S4R1ZEI- AeO-pz-z10 De-
zIczI1e Il z czrCseI Il HzEzcz0. pzSo
lara san Juan e zs5z1o. ec cOc1s. ste
1ls-i1yzi10 IeErzfD. te c1y0 presidents
c00 = J1sz FEILz50ze - 1e1ea co10ci-
lie110 l1eS-F04 lscE0res-
DIT <S4x JUAS Nsws~- lice q -
unzbIe c8legz- 81 paF-id0 rep1blican0
e-z rscIe110 Esg1ci0 7c<Zsl-e1-a 5zT0
- Ezz5a socizI &C Earzeu. Barbosz (
-, 11@ z antigua cue gra1a con q
1Ou6re Il BaroOsz- Egozcue ( 9, Ia
si10 GLzZssEz
~ CEEE0 OK LIS " EESER- z 60
beFnzf0r General Ia iHdaltad0 : BENG
ID Rivera q1e t16 co1tanzd0 p0F q
J1zgzd0 Is Pa da Tzuc0 Z y de ual-
z - dIzS L Prlsi5n pOF IEgr : %
Dro1Ihiio- BaEig10 Rivera & ciego-
~ SEECTD4- Il z nOche de- = de-
pazzto mes, t01 Carlos Mac ALTER, de
Azysg1sz. P4so II 81 Yida, ahOresn Z
dose Al-6S 1z5iz Farias FecsS IaEantz-
- uzEaFse-
Los PRgFES9aES- ! l0s pF0feSOre5
g1e de=ee1 SaceT e1e n0-a nan 0oEa1ld0
D1edel O1-a1sT Ios IlfOFDas d IOS ms
pecE0res Dc los Districts resgecuTOS-
~ FR4s1CTC4. Fl feTrOearrl 1Ue-
FiczR0 IL S0EciEad0 una franQuiciz para
exEel1eF - Inca ferroyiaFia de Z Pa
- L MayegEeZ : ticha ci11zd.
CSTv8RST0AD ERT1RRT1ESA Hoy
reci1irz e GOoaFnzd0F Civil los direc
torres de 4 CniTersidad PueFt0rri4uena
ea pr0yectO-
ECEFA PCsLICACI.S H empesadO
: puoliczrse en San Juan N nueyo pe-
Fi6dic0 titulato <La DafenSa Individual /,
DE EBaTA h sido dad0 De baja en
e 9znicoDiO G. I1divIduO Ramon Ma
FreF0. de- Dorado
EMULSION Los sel0reS medicos re.
cetan Z Emulsion De Scott = Il cOnSi.
deFan como una pFecIOsa adquisici0n
para z nateFia matica.
Sto- Domego. Sepdsmbre de ls94.
Sres. Scott 4 Bovine. Nueva York.
Luy se10Fes MOS Desde hace al
Z0n0s amos prescribe con admiFables re-
z1lrad0z Z Emulsion de Scott que Z ds
prepzFan, cuya formula es una yaIiosa
adqQIzici6n para Z naEeria nedica En-
etecto. cOnsldegO dicha Emulsion como
Z L0F41l1 las CON lI6Ea ; a>lmIa0le el
eue pgede adninisrrarse medicamentO
tan pFeciosO como el aceite de higado
de oacala0.
L reputaci6n adquirida por "a
Emulsion De Scott es tan merecida que
ID vaciLo en c0ntesar que no puede Ser
Igualada por ninguna otFa preparation
de ig1al claSe.
soy Dc IDS. alto 3 5 Q. b. :. m,
F. ARHASDO AGAR.
Hedico- CiFujaRo : Farmaceutico
. Jose g. del Vale (FortaIeza Il ]
Ofcinas para a gesti6n de asuntos ad-
ninistradTos en I0dos los centrOs Of
ciales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01

AZ. Baenas: I cOcbe ida slta g.
G0rabo: Id. II. Id sc
San Lorenzo: Id. Id ID
Jancos. ID Id. Id 4
A Ia Muda Id Id, Id.
4 las Cruces: ID l. Id
A los Mirera e.: Il
4 las Qaebrscillas: Id. 81
Rio de Tarabo: Id
l hors de paseo pers mas
Para traslaf lar una persona de IN
panto otro del pue olo 5
Suplico al pablico en- general que
ringara persona que padesca de en- fsrme
dades contsgios 3 soil ute pasaje.
Todo el que necesite ell cOch. en- Ia
Barberfa de Domingo Arroyo, frente al
ParqHe CentTal
DoM~Go ARRoYo R1vERA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
War to the Bed BuQs q { @,

UuI u tHc Dtu DuYS q Lqs cElncbeSl
Con este barniz So ahuyentan para STEM.
pre- las chinches de las camas Es ino.
fenslv0 y no despide COR ninguno Mi
llares de certificates proclaman su ex
ceiencia. Basta usarIO una sOla yez Y
La cana queda para siempre llbre lie tan
asquefosa como repugnante sabandila.
Se garantiza su resuItadO Precio: 10
centayos frasc0- Deposito en Caguas:
Farmacia Rayo. salida de Cayey de
Gautier BaniteZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
C0RTaDIlL0.
Eh0gad0

Anoche fue encontrado FL a
bahia Z cadag-r del mariner0 Ras-
mgZ POl=en
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
Importante Aviso

Ofreseo al pdbiico de Caguas IN
Coche de Linea para Ia Ciodad asf como
tanbien Z los pueblos limftrofes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
FdHeciRientO

Juno IL.
FdhecimentO
Muri0 anOcha ID LIis1 klug-
kist, esposa de Wenceslao Borda.
FL entierro - verificara esta tarde.
Hdbeds Corpus
Ante ri tribunal Supreme -
trat0 hoy de este lerecho solicita-
do por oil Lcdo. Bernardini. FL
Lcdo. Lopez Landron llev6 La de
feRsa. FL fallo 80 dictara manana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
Joaquin GeIabert

n JABOE II uJABON u Maohos
afos de prEctica. Cosumo considerable.
Las lavsnderss 10 preferen cualquier
otra narca.
Gale do Pisarro. Arecib0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
Para curar un resfriado en- un di

Para curar un resfriado en- un dia
toene las PASTILLAS LAIANTES De
BROAO QCININA. FL bOticariO e de-
FOlTera el dinerO 81 no Sc cura La fir
ma de z. w. GROVE 50 halla en cada
eajita.
CON AOTTTO De 10 FEO que re
sultan los zapatOs americanos para no.
Was : novi0s Ia acreditada zapateria
del pals, ~La Mayaguezana. Ia intro.
ducido IN escojido material propio para
esa clase de calZado ' los hace muy
bOEitOs y sumamente baratOs.
Esta zapateria Sc halla en- San Juan,
San Justo N L.
LA BORINQUEN. De Targas c.
No olTidar que esta casa es la que mas
oarato vende 7 que cOnstantemente in
trOduce nueFas mer cancias articulOs
de alta nOVedad. Vista hace fe
CERTIFICADOS o BONoS de dgbi-
tos de ayuntamientos. Compra venta-
-COERADO PALAu-San Juan. p. z
Sc vende una partida de
lkul tabaco en- rama superior
AHDn<O de Ter. cOrte.
Informaran HeFmanOs Aguayo d.
No HAY calzad0 de sonora mas ele-
gante y duradero que 81 de <La Maya
guezanaS - San Juan. San Justo II.
nTTEG POr tener que ausentar
EAEk So su duenO Sc yende IN
kEN establecimiento de Pulpe-
u 1OU ria sifdadO en- uno de los
pun tOs mas centricOs
concurridos de esta poblaei6n, esquina 4
Ia Plaza.
En- esta imprenta informaran- | MD.
& E e: .:I,s,: s'.s::. &.
1nieS Playa deP0nce. l5v alt. |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
Accidentes desgraciados

Antonio EscaIeIa fue e,tr0-
peadO p0r ferr0carrfI detra< IL a
carcel
Tren el6ctric0 particle ma
pierna a Pedro 'Bayonet.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01

- Jose 9. de- Vale (FortaIeza Il }
Ofcinas para a gesti6n de asuntos ad-
ninistra1Fos en- tOdos los centrOs Of
ciales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
con AOTTVO De FEO

CERTIFICADOs o BONoS de dgbi.
tos de ayuntamientos- Compra y venta-
-COERADO PALAU-San Juan, p Z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01
SAN JUAN
POR TELEGRAPH

JnIlio To-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-01

FortaLez0 s9.-Sun Juan. +. Il.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-09-01

There is much confusion regarding this
whole matter But one thing is certain:
Apple growers must have a national or
ganzation which will look after the inter
ests of the growers, and which will collect
crop reports from growers for their own
benefit. Apple buyers may be ever SO tair-
and we believe they are as fair as their inter
ests will permit-but it is not to be expect
ed they will look after the interests OF the
growers half as zealously as they look after
their own And all their own estimates will
be tinged more or less with their own view
of the situation, from the standpoint OF the
buyer who is interested in buying apples as
low as possible.
The Americas Apple Growers Congress,
which was organized year ago, has great
work to perform, and it should perfect its
plans until it shall accomplish great work
for the growers.
The Western Fruit Grower stands tor the
interests of the growers, and does all Ill Its
power to at least partially represent their
case We hope we have accomplished some
good, and ask the cooperation of every
grower in the country, who is interested IN
arriving at the truth concerning the size
of fruit crop and in securing for all kinds OF
fruit their actual value.
Apple growers must be business men.
They must not expect too much but they
must be in position to know what their fruit
is worth, and then to get all that is coming
to them.-Western Fruit-Grower.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-09-01
The Interests Should Be Mutual.

The last census informs us that the per-
centage of American farms operated by ten
ants is thirty-lve, or more than One-th1rd
The increase in twenty years amounts to 10
per cent, and since 1890, to 7 per cent,
showing that the rate of increase is growing
higher as time passes This shows that we
are drifting toward system OF landlOrdlSm
1t is not denied that tenant farming is Dad
for the farm and that farms worked by ten
ants not only do not increase in value, but
often decrease in value compared with farms
worked BY owners. The common custom
of landlords is to spend as little of money
or labor as possible to make the farm at
tractive to the better class of tenants. What
is wanted is the cash where money rent is
stipulated or the lions share OF the crop
when that is the agreed rental. Therefore
the less the landlord spends in making the
farm good one, the greater his net proht
at the end of the lease. Some landlords
provide all needed conveniences tor their
tenants. such as comfortable houses vege-
table gardens, fruit trees, poultry houses,
lots, stables and pens for live stock, with
little ornamentation about the tenement
thereon to please the wife and children. On
farms thus managed the best tenants Will be
found and they remain until ready to move
into home Of their own and cultivate their
own acres The tenant of the skinfllnt land
lord has to change his place and his landlord
before he will be able to buy home. There
are many ways in which the landlord may
benefit his tenant while benefting himself
He can counsel with him. unselhshly advise
him. He can furnish him reading matter
that will increase his crops, for farmers as
we'll as farms need fertilizing. He should
advise the tenant to take good agricultural
papers, to attend and participate in farmers
institutes, and in every way he can encour-
age him to do better farming. For, between
landlord and tenant there should be such
community of interest that what is for the
benefit of one is also for the benefit of the
other. 81 =" -lL