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New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
SuPRENE CoURr. APPELLATE Division.


First DepartmentIn matter ot the application oc
the Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners FOR
the City OF New for the appointment ot three
mssioners 70 determine and report whistler rapid tran
tion OF property determined the Bosrd
ought constructed operated-TEIRTT-FO trRTR
the provisions OF Chapter 4. OF Laws or
1891 amended the undersigned Board OF Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners will apply the Appests Divi
sion Of the Court OF OF New FOR
held Appellate Division Court House, Madison
Avenue and 18th Street Borough OF Manhattan CRY q
in the afternoon OF day. thereafter
counsel bo heard for the appointment OF three COM
misSiOnsrs entitled determine
report after due hearing whether railway railways IN
ought TO be constructed and operated The
which the aforesaid application viii be made re
ber 1905 and the adsvits papers accompanying th7
same all OF which filed n ths Office OF the Clerk
OF said Appellate Division about the 9th day ~
February, 1905 addition thereto such other
shall be presented 10 the Court BY the said BOARD
A description OF the route and general plan OF con
the railway railways part
Appellate Division. The following Is brief and su
santial synopsis OF the said IN the County OF New
York Thrtyfourth Street from The Hudson River 70 Jhs
East River and thence under the East River 70 tire East
erly boundary OF the County
The object aforesaid application
appointment OF commissioners who shall determine after
railways ought 70 be constructed and operated ann
shall report the evidence 70 said Appellate Dvi
sion. together with report OF their deterninaton which
report II OF the construction ard operation %
railway railways this Board will that u
shall be) shall. when confirmed by said Court be taken
lieu OF the OF the owners along rhs
line OF said railway railways.
Dated New York. February l5 1908
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMAES-
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
BY ALEXANDER z ORR President
BION L BURROWS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
Financial Meetings.

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
General Office. Broad street Station
Phlla delphia. 18th February 1906
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders this Company will be held on Tuesday
the thirteenth day of March 1906. O'Clock
a VI. horticultural Hall. below
Street. Philadelphia. which VIII be
submitted consideration action by the stock
holders Annual Report for
ending thirty first Of December, 1905: several
agreements for the acquisition by this Company the
franchises corporate property, rights and credits OF
each Of the following Companies, MISUNDERSTANDING
Valley Railway Company West Pennsylvania
Railway Company, and York Haven and Rowenna
Railroad Company,-and other appropriate subjects
Stockholders obtain copies OF the Annual Report
OF the Company. the necessary tickets adnis
sion 10 the meeting and after the sixth Of March
by addressing the Secretary. by
cation at his office, Room 271 Broad Street Station
LEWIS NELSON Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
KULL, MARIA E. DIN PURSUANCE OF

an order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate 81,
the County OF New York notice is hereby given 10 ali
the County New York deceased present the sarns
with thereof. subscribers
business at the Office RirIsr
No $50 Broadway City OF York on or befor.
the 31st day OF March next.
Dated New York. the 3lst day Of August 1906
SUSIE MANCi, CARL HEM,
FRANCIS X. BUTLER. Attorney for Administrator go
BROADWAY New York City -
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

Surr0gates Noticea
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Undersigned intends apply to the Surrogate Of
Monroe County n Y for letters upon
the estate OF Henry F. Doyle deceased penalty
OF the administrators bond double
the amount OF the claims OF creditors against
Wnlcn sna pc presented the Surrogate pursuant
Ins notice and al creditors OF the estate OF said Henry
r 1oyle deceased, notified their claims
20 Hon Selden Brown. surrogate OF the county OF
Monroe az his of1e, the Court House. City Of
Rochester y Y, before 23rd 1906
Dated. Rochester. y. Y. February 18th 1906.
A
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

-A Of an order o, Hon Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York given 10 All
persons having claims against Charles Minton late ot
the County Of New York deceased present the same
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber place
transactng business Nc so Broadway In the CITY os
New York, on or before LIST day OF August next
Dated New York the 22d day OF January 1896
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
PDCKHAM MILLER KING, Attorneys for Executor
80 broadway, New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
YORK hereby given 10 all
Henry J. Ohckers. late OF the County OF New
York the with
~ the subscriber place OF business at
fhA once OF Herman Elfers No 2T7 Broadway Borough
OF Manhattan City Of New York, before the 2Oth
day July next
Dated New York. the 12th day Of January. 1908
ANNA MARIA OHLCKERS
Administrator with the will
EIlFERS. Attorney for Administrators with
will annexed 27T Broadway. New York city
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.


Thomas. Surrogate of the OF New
York notice given all persons having claims
against Albert Pitkn late Of the County New York
dscea with vouchers the
subscribers place Of transactng the
Office OF Alonzo Strong at No 81 State Street
city Schenectady n y on or before the 10Th day ot
dated New York the 10Th day OF February 1906
ANNIE {. PIrKIN. AlONEO p STRONG $ Executors
OF the last VIII of Albert J. Pttkin deceased
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice given 10 all having
against Ransom Hi deceased TO present the
VIII the subscriber kir
rsnsactinx business 50 Wall Street In the city OF
New York on or before the first day OF May next.
Dated York,t sixth day OF October.
FRANK II. PLATT. Executor
W r DUNNIN5. Attorney for Executor. IS Wall street.
City.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
Country PrOpertY to Let.

pERKsHIRE HIII<s.-To let. fully furnished Colonial
ID house. Ave masters rooms, bathrooms eight
open nreplaees: large stable with coachmans s. O.
TENNEY Williamstown.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

l. Ahner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
notice hereby given TO all claim.
Short. late OF the OF New
Work deceased present the with vouchers there
10 the subscriber place OF business
at the office OF Joline. Larkin Rathbone. No. 81 wall
Street IN the OF Manhattan. IN City OF New
YORK on o before the LIST day OF April 1905.
mated York, the 23th day OF September,
ANNA LIVINGSTON SHORT Execrtrtx
JoIINE, LARKIN RATHBONE. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutrix No. Wall Borough Manhattan CIV
Of
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
l. Abnsr C Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York all persons having Claims
against John r. Bennett late OF Danvile County ~
Montour Pennsylvania deceased TO present the
thereof at her Mace
transacting business. at the Office Finch coleman
her attorneys No 81 Nassau street in the City
York on OF 3lst day July next
Dated York the i9th day OF fQOR
ELLEN COLEMAN BENNETT Ancillary Admfnfstratrtx
G. T. A.
Finch & Coleman Attorneys Administrators ~ Nassau
Street borough Of Manhattan City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HONOR

able Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF County
OF New York notice is hereby given to all having
claims against Henry ]. Hayns late OF the County OF
New York deceased 10 present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber place OF transactng
business the offce OF SheaTman Sterling. Wall
Street New York CITY, before the 2sth day OF
August. 1905.
New York. February p. 1905
ALICE T. HAYNE Executrix
sHEARMAN & STERLING. Attorneys for Executrtx AZ
Wall Street. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County O, Nav
York notice hereby given TO all having cIai.
against J. Jourdan late Of the County OF New
York the vouchers the-a,
TO the subscribers their place Of transacng business.
ri office Merrill & Rogers. No Nassau Srrsst
Of Manhattan. in the City Neyv-Yorlx
before the day OF April - ".
Dated New-York. the 18th day OF September 1905
THOMAS J. NEACY
ANNA NJ. NEACY
1870 Executors.
Nassau street. Manhattan New-York CITY -
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
Financial.

Financial.
FEBRUARY 1ST, 190G.-NOTICE TO HOLD
ERS THOMAS COLLIERY COMPANY 5ec First
Mortgage Bonds Sealed proposals will be received until
J =. NJ. Wednesday, February 2Sth. of
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR INSURANCEs on
LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIES. Trustee
sale 20 IL at the lowest price exceeding 1921 and
accrued interest Of many Of said bonds $4,000 will
purchase. Proposals should be addressed Q. W.
PACKARD. Pres. 81 Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

a Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County OF
notice Is hereby given all having
claims agai Helen A. Moser. the County of
York eceesed. to present the vouch-
thereof 20 the subscribers at their place trans
bush at the Office of Charles s
No 81 william Street. IN the City New York on or
before the 30th day OF April next
Dated New York, the &lSt day OF October 1908
ARTHUR G. F. MOSER,
EDITH II. ELLIS,
Executors. etc. OF Helen A
CHARL--- 6 MACKENZIE. Attorney for Executors
No. - William ST. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

l. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice hereby given all having claims
against William Conkin. deceased late County OF
New present the same with vouchers thereof
place of transact!nz
Office OF her attorney p l. Wells No 80 Park Row.
Borough Manhattan. in the City OF New York.
before Of July next.
Dated York. the 11th day OF January, 1905
MARY :. CONKLIN. Adn1inistratrfx
l. WELLS. Attorney for Administrator.
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
.SurrogateS' Notices.

OU'' OSN'
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l Frank T Fitzgerald. sqrrosate Of the County Of
against H Garrison. OF the County q
Ssreo T f0f 10 he dsssssi sabscr6 place
sa IS ws% # ss Of in ss y Of Ssa YORK; da 81
before the hrst day Of september next next ,,...
1909 @f''d Ne" i0' ARTA GRRso S5
IS Wilam i'S Street New York City & =
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate 9f the County Of
New York notice is hereby given to all persons having
of New York. deceased present the with
acting business. the once Of weekes Forster At
the city Of New York. before 22d day OF
DATED New York. the 18Th day OF February. 1906.
wEEKEs roRsrER As ky = for EEscnfor * William
81. Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New ''''-'''
n PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
Abrer Thomas & sgTrogas M Of the County & Of New
asainst Abraham TrIer late OF the County Of New
York. deceased, to present the same with vouchers
rsa %,5Sss;sS NJ @ ),
York, before the lst day OF September next
pa,so new ,prr $4!zSPA rFIEF zdnla:s?aEi.
BroaGway Borough Of Manhattan New York city.
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
= Frank 7 Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice is hsLe6y given to all persons haytng
York deceased 10 present the same with vouchers
OF Mt their place OF ansacting
ness at Gustav Lange Jr. No 257 Broad
way. in the city of New York. before the day
OF september
Dated New York the 23d day OF February. 1906
FRANCIS HUBER, JOSEPH HUBER. Jr. Executors.
GUSTAV LANCE Attorney for Executors. 25T Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c, Thomas Surrogate OF County Of New
York hereby given all having claims
Kirchhof late Of the County New York
deceased the same with vouchers thereof
their place OF transacting
Room HOS. No p William street In the CITY OF New
York before the 18th day OF August
ed New 9th day OF February. 1905
CHARLES G. KIRCHHOF. JOHN c. ELSENBAST,
EDWARD c. BETZIG Executors,
H c. E HEYDT. Attorneys for Executors 2T
New York CRY
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County Of
New York notice Is hereby given TO all having
Claims against Sophia Hoffman, the County -
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscriber his transacng bust
ness at Office Of Goodwin Thompson VanderpoeI q
Freedn an Wall in the City New York On
orb thirteth OF April - -
Dated New York the SOth day Of October. 1905
GOODWIN THOMPSON VANDERPOEL & FPFFD-
MAN. Attorneys for Executor Wall St. N Y CITY
FRANK CURTIS Execufo-
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

%. .eos % T0taI saies sor ~ week
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
Country Property for Sale.

Esr1 fssloenee FOR sale IA rooms; all improvements:
term. ss esreen ana poultry yard fruits, etc; easy
- - r BISHOP. - Douglass Road. Glen Ridge. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

Abner c Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New
notice Is hereby given all persons ba-tr-
claims against Mathide Kaufman. OF tha CountS
az New York deceased. TO present the sara S-i,S
vouchers thereof the subscriber. a hts nacs -
transactng business at the once OF Turner RoI-ton
q Horan. % william Street he Foro,,9L
Manhattan. in the City Of New York or before the
FIRST OF August next ~
Dated New York. the 18th day OF January ions
PHILIP SCHNEIDER Executo-
TURNER. ROLSTON & HORAN. ATTORNEYS for E~ec,,
tor. 2g William street. New York. \. Y
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26

= Abner C Thomas Surrogate OF the County o,
claims against Thomas NJ Brown. late OF rraisnss ,,s
Kingdom Great Britain. deceased to preasnt .s
same vouchers thereof the
place OF transacting business. wall Stras, us
oush OF Manhattan. City YORK an -
fore the OF March next ~
Dated New York. the 9Th day OF September ions
TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA. Ancillary Adj MS
goARpMAN PLATT soLEY IS Wall st-.s,
York City. Attorneys FOR Administrator ~
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
CHALFONTE,

Atlantic City. y. J.
Always Open.
On the Beach. Fireproof.
Send for Literature.
THE LEEDS COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
~ PrRSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON

Abper C Thomas. Surrogate the County OF N.v
York notice is hereby given all persons having cIans
Albion K Bolan, late OF the County Ns-.
Work deceased the with vouchers hsr.
~ 70 the subscriber the Office Wngate q C1IIsn
It's attorneys No 20 Nassau Street Borough OF Mar
hs+tan New York City. It's place ransacting
an or before the Both day OF March. 1906
dated New York. September 20. 1905.
THE PEOPLE s TRUST COMPANY Fxeruto-
wTNC-ATE e. CULLEN. Attorneys Executor ff5cs
ana Postorice address 90 Nassau Street BorouSh n,
MAMMALIAN. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
n PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate County OF NAN
York notice hereby given persons HAVING clstT
against Mary Duane Pe late OF the County OF Ns y-
deceased the same with vouchers thereof 10 t
subscribers place OF transacting business NJ
Street in the City Of New York. before tbs
10th day o August -'
Dated York. the first day Of February 1904
ROWLAND PELL. L
JAMES D. PELLa fExecutors
ANDERSON. PENDLETON & ANDERSON, Attorneys
for Executors. . Broad Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
Furnished apartments TO Let.

a -. f-5ASTI-Y FURNISHED APARTMENT; p
"a ~. without meals. Including meals. Two.
-, one, SIS THE ALABAMA Is East Ilth-st.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-26
/, ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF
hereby given all having claims
against c. Rein late OF the County New York
deceased present the with thereof 10
the subscribers place Of transactng business AZ
Office of Marx Sullivan, No 81 Park Row Man
haitian Borough, in the City Of New York before
day Of August next
Dated York the 3rd day OF February. 1905
ADh ANDREW wv Wio1.F. Executors
MARX & SULLIVAN, Attorneys for Executors World
Building Manhattan. New York City
Montana news., 1906-11-29
A STRAW IN THE WIND.

In America the New York democrats
have deemed il necessary TO put a re-
pudiation of Socialism in the forefront
of their program. Il is an illustration of
the lines of Coleridge that ito be wroth
with one we love, doth work like mad
ness on the brain" William Randolph
Hearst, their candidate, has coquetted
with Socialism in the "yellow" journals
owned by him. and now il is deemed
prudent to repudiate the real article.
believe il is the first time that any of
the great political parties in America
has deemed il dignified to recognize the
existence Of Socialism, and even straw
shows how the wind is blowing.-Labor
Leader. ...r...- ....
Montana news., 1906-11-29
Selby's Report.
Butte, Mont, No


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.rh. so.;,l;., ,ota ~ f1,ncy ,yo. On
,,bicb =. ,or,. I,r,s ,,crconta,,o ,f tho
i ,,rcot deal If sduc,tiy. WORT and
,,e corr,d.. ore ,riIlin. to do what
tbev cap to assist in tbi.
,ys, ,o,,. -,,coc...frI II, Cg,pc, tooL
d suh.. m, axnensc. ircudipg ear
faro ,mouptirg ,rI, - - cents
L.ft for mtte saturday NIGHT Nov.
II Have baen f,irl, -ucco.sfuI since
/ have been here. Visited the unions
and oot ouite a few .ubs among the
union men / bay, had y,lpabI. nss;st.
apce from, Comrod.s Aubr,.e ,rcIIn,b
U.tAay ousndt Donovap Visited the
Finnish locnI ON s7trdav mint Tbers
,,ara ~ Ienst l5a rro.ept Tho, con.
Guided tb,. meetinc with amusements
and simmer. Inv this means they raise
ouitc . Iot of money rrbov have n ine
hall of thair ovp with dinipg room
ATTACHED think otbc. ,ociolist locals
uouI1 d.. ,,,cIt ia foII,,,- 1,eir o,,,upl..
Montana news., 1906-11-29
GAINS APPLAUSE OF SOCIALISTS.
French Minister of Labor Viviani Pic
lures Country Under Coming Regime.

Paris, Nov. l0.-Nlinister of Labor Niv-
iani'7 speech in the chamber of deputies
in which he painted picture Of the new
socialistic regime at which France is aim
ing, continues to attract the applause Of
the soeialistic press and the execrations
Of the conservatives.
NJ Niviani declared that stars in the
heavens which were eNtinguished were
never relighted, and that As compensa-
tion for the destruction of the hope of
future life, from which mems minds
had finally been emancipated, their hap
piness on earth must be increased.
Like NJ. Jaures he declared that this
could only be accomplished by the ulti-
mate suppression of private property,
which would put an end to the exploita-
tion of one class by another and permit
all to share in the riches of production.
Montana news., 1906-11-29
THE: QUESTION FOR FARMERS
An Open Letter from Ira S. Lan,pmaI

AH- ... .-..- .a-rH--
live In a poor house nnd help the cap
itali-t 10 live in mansion. to 20 on foot
and aid others 70 ride in automobile
to stoy at home so that others may visit
the >eishore, to take care Of his stock
through the winter and let the capitalist
spend the winter in the South, etc, In
fact, the farmer is the under dog in all
bu'in"s- transactions with other classes
aud his conditions are growing worse and
WORE every year; yet all admit that the
farmer feeds the world lie, however,
not being organized, i standing between
organized capital on one side and organ
lied labor on the other; hence lac be
comes the common pray of all other
classes How much longer will he hold
outr U. ......
The struggle between the capitalist
and the wealth producer is becoming in
tense and is an issue upon which the
farmcr mpst very soon choose which
site he will take. He must get ON one
or the other side Of the fence---which
side viii il beg .'u".....I r. 81. r0..
What are you going TO do about IL?
Are You going to fold your arms, close
your eyes 10 the situation, let matters
drift n. they will and the consequences
be what they may, Or will you wake
NJ To- the situation, arise in your might,
buckle on YOUR artior and do what you
may to better your condition? ..' -. poo.
You ask what can be done. .' H"'
we think other CLASSES are showing us
plainly by their example what can be
done. "''' '-..'.'" ''' 90
.,ll other classes are organized and are
conducting their affairs upon the coop.
erative plan, and we believe the farmers
can better their condition by doing like
wise. viz, by organizing and bringing
about the cooperative plan Of conduct
ing our affairs as soon as possible.
Farmers have been complaining for
many years about the way they are
treated by the capitalist. yet have con
tinped to vote one or other Of the old
party tickets. and by doing so have
helped elect men to office who are com
pletely under The control OF the capital
7' PoNe'ios r. O. tg,rutg.r ,NgIr y.
Montana news., 1906-11-29
Municipal Election in Rritnin

Labor more than holds its own,
The municipal elections throughout
the entire British Islands were held the
first week in November. In all there
have been about $50 labor and socialist
candidates. OF these 1875 were succesg.
ful and SO we're gains, There was
tremendous onset from the capitalist
press. the antimunicipal associations,
and this coalition between Liberals and
Tories. The influence Of this was shown
especially in London, The total labor
and socialist vote recorded is about
2s0,oOO. '' "
Montana news., 1906-11-29
An Open Letter From Ira S. Lampman.

An Open Letter From Ira 5. Lampnan.
Fargo Oct. 10, 1906.
To the Farmers Of NJ D.. sA.I ask your
attention for a short time while name
a few of the many reasons why think
the farmers should vote the Socialist
ticket and why | believe the cooperative
plan of conducting public affairs would
benefit the farmers,
The farmers are naturally divided into
four classes according TO their method
of farming:
LIST, the capitalist farmers who are
usually bankers. brokers, merchants, or
other business men-living in town and
doing their farming by proxy. | can
name several of this class here in Fargo
who never do days labor on their
farms. and are generally satisfied with
present conditions and have much TO say
about the prosperity Of the country. A.,
End, those who own their farms and
work them in person-biring help a7
needed, usually working harder and more
hours than their hired men, .. .,- ...,I,
Bird, the tenant farmers; they own lif
their debts are paid their own horses,
wagons, machinery and tools with which
they work the land of the first OF cap
italist class, upon about such terms as
the capitalist owners Of the soil may
dictate. Occasionally one of this class
will succeed fairly well, bat generally
they grayitaie down the scale until they
become members of the ..FsTYg , .v
b 4tb class. as farm laborers who work
for wages. '' i.v..9L . .# .tir1l7n
Ne believe the interests of the second
and third classes To be mutual and that
under a proper method of conducting
farming operations the interests of the
fourth class would be identical with
theirs. We hear much said about the
independent former. 7-iI, however. am
nnalie to see much Independence hut
do see much dependence ~ see he ~ de-
pendent upon the implement manufae-
tt,rers' trust for al his farming impiei
inents and tools. dependent upon the
limber trust for what l,itnber he uses in
his buildings, dependent upon the coal
barons' trust for his fuel, dependent
ipon the rair5ad corporations fof tho
Transportation Of What he buys and sells,
dependent upon the Shoe manufacturers
trh4t for his Shoes, Upon the garment
makers TRUST for his clothing, millers'
trust for his flour even though he pro
duced the wheat from which the flour
was made. match trust for, his matches,
meat trust which controls the price OF
what he may have, to sell or buy in that
line,-dependent upon the tramp and
hobo to aid him in, securing his grain
and-well, am unable to think of an
article that the farmer buys or sells that
the price Of the article is not fixed by
some trust independent of the farmer;
hence, ! conclude there is 20 such thing
as au independent farmer. al, ..o,,s, b.
We admit, however, that he, is at lib.
erty to work himself and family sixteen
hours a day, to market the best of hi:
products ami i've upon the poorest, tc