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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

2tnton, 20. Mdra. SIN Der
gIoper 2eaf @rube. feben Weilen ueR.
ltd bon bier beleaen, wurbe beute
Roraert aesert 8 Tbs 6euer entbedt.
Die fdbtif9e Geuerusbr wurbe 5ar
6ilfeleifung entfanbt. Die Qotlen-
erdber fonnten re&t3eitig getuarnt tper.
ben unb es tuirb anAetomrteu, BAT
ale unberlett bic @rute berlnRen
tonnteu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
11,O00 Nusm

Dampferrt famsn bsute 1000 Nus.
wanbersr aus europdii9en 6dfen on.
Die Sdlfte mus auf ben Dampfern
blsibsn, ba He bsute bon ben ginuanoes
runssbeb6roen ni9t abgeferti9t ueroen
t6nner.
Seroms be rlangtSp l.
@robge9 n orene.
BORT, 90. Mdrs. Sifritts-
anualt Seroms srfu9te Staatsober-
rt&ter Doubling fur Mai Speaial.
@ i9uorene 3u berufen, tm bie Der.
I'D ItniHe BERG acknowledgements iel-
i4aftei1 30 untsriu9en, bie bura bas
@omite Der 2esislatur enibtlt murben.
&idter Doubling berIdob feline gnt,
f9eIoung big morsen.
q atrid Dc eBteSOn n 9.
Oorf, 90. Mdr3. Ser tuegerl
grmorbung bss Wiliondrs @ics gum
8obs berurtbeilte Nbbofat albert &.
patrid bat ifsts ~bsbauptet, Ries fei
ni1t bur9 gbloroform ge%forben; bic
aer3te feisn bur9 gri@einunsen ss-
tdui9t tuorben, oie bur4 BITE ginbalfi.
mirungsfaiRsteit In Der 2ei9s berpor.
gerufen tpurber.
Der Sifrittsantpalt ldBt nun nit 2
2ei4sn, bic aus sinsm 6oipital Pam.
men, 8eriu4e anffelen.
Die puIa O n.
Wnfbington, 90. Wdr3. Ar.
NEE. Off3iere, tueI@e auf Der SnfeI
samar waren, f9dbsn bis an3abI Der
pulajansn, bie f& in Der @iIbnib
berumtreiben. auf $500. Sic Rnb
feline Rafe far F9, fonoern 8iiapas,
bic f& nit Der 2ultur ni&t bsfreunben
molten. Sic tpurben bon ben Spa.
nisrn CUR 9rifli9en @slision bstsbrt,
Rnb absr tuisbsr in Garbarst Der.
fallen.
Na4 AnR9t Der Offisiere ptrb es
eine i4tuierige 4ufgabs ftr 9Oubers
neur gurrp iein, bic pulaians, au rn.
terwsrfsn; fis bsrslsi9sn fis NIT ben
amsritanif9en Snbianern In ben .8ab
2anbs". Die 5rausn Der pulaianen
i9lsiasn fi9 In bic StGbte unb bolen
gOrrdtbe unb Wunition. trOb Der
Wa9famteit Der ameritanif9s n Srup.
pen uno Der einsebureneu poliaifsn.
3etne 6eIoentbat.
Wustogee, s. e.. 90. Wdr3.
Cine pORs bon 0ilfs,g unbesmari9dl,
len. oas auf bic 8 BrfiSer Widliffe
Sago ma&t, fu&te bas 6aus zines &C.
wifsn @afart Balriose su hberrum-
peln, Der nit ben Widlifss ansebli9
ip~mpatbiRrt. Gin fleiner pertrhppel,
ter Tefe Baaribgs's lief meg unb
tuurbe In Interlstb esf9oHen. Ban.
ridge LIT berbaftet. Der Iorfaa bai
bic Snbianer erbittert.
unaII m & apitoI.
@a o n. 20. Wdr3. 6rau
Warp =. Walaee bon Denber wurbt
i&uer berlebt, als He ben 5abrffubl In
SenatsffgeI bes 3apitols uerlaHen
moIIte. mdbrsnb berielbe nod In Betue.
suna mar unb ifarb TN 9ofpitale iurl
Dor 6 ubr. Watrf&einIi& miro NOR.
gen cine goronersurferiu9ung ffattfin'
ben.
W orbunb Sell 4 morb,
Rem Dori. 20. Wdr3. Gabit
Burbans, Felt II Sabren Rutf9sr BEL
benz BANTER Cornelius U. BliB, f9of
suetmaI ieinen getslfel xbos. pa.
sertp unb beaine bann selbfmorb.
6agertp tuuroe mad benz Bslsbus-0 DO
ipital 9ebra&t, no Ct farb.
M~uGenaeuse Der Bluttbat mar be,
19.idbrtge Sobn bon 8urbans. bod
mar berfsIbt 10 srf&redt, baB er nt9I
banbeln tonnte. Die beiben 8obter
tpareu CUTE Jrsunoe 9etpsisn rno NOR
tsnnt teiuen gruna far 9urbans
9tat.
prof. & tbnemannaus
Bonn.
- Z ~ m>Q M mXss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
Staliem.

asSnpainn IS n T.
y 0 m, 20. Wdrt. Nt@t serinsea
Aufiebsn berurfa9t bic Wtttbeilung
eines beuti9en Blattss, bob eine beuts
i@e MtfFon NIT 3ufimmuns Der Re.
gierung nod Sripolis entfanbt tpsrben
foIs. 5iefse 3eitunsen peiien auf bic
srnife Beoeutune bieier Na&ri&t Elm
unb betpnsr i'm 3uiammenbanse ba'
NIT, baB ss fa m6ali&er Weiie I'm
einen Beriu9 bon beuti&er settle, mad
3ripolis por3uorinsen, banble.
S9wei3.
3um Sobe perurtbettt
ST. @aIlen, 20. Wdra. DDS Rans
tonsaeri9t bat ben Raminfegersefelen
5OfRetter unb bic Wittpe S8ubinaer.
BITE semeiniam ben gbemann Der 2es'
teren i'm S9lafe tberfa1en urb ers
i9laaen batter, gum $ooe berurtbeilt.
Die 5rau bate Elm 2iebesberbdItnih
NIT benz @eieasn, ben He au Der $bai
a~berrebete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
Maf oer Sa8o
3ad ben MSrbern aus MinneapoIis.

6aus berlieBen, In benz 6 Bulgaren
ermorbet gefunosn .wuroen, = tn elmer
@rubs bon ct. 2ouis 60. arbeiten.
Die @eieaF&aft bon 8 perione., oie
am WOntas Nbsnb bterber fam. reife
am nd8fen Worsen mad 9ibbing,
Winn., tueitsr. Mufallsnb mar, oab
He L. RlaRe fubren.
Cine anoers partie bon ettpa stp6lf
periOnen, bermutbIi@ @rie@en, reife
am Wittmo9 nod Der giisngs3snb BET
WermiQion.
Die poli;et tpirs Nadfori6ungsn
nod oteien @sienidaften anfeaen.
SuIutb, Minn., 90. Mdr3. 6
N~usldnoer, psI9e nod @srmutbuns
Der polissi bas Worbbaus In Winnsa.
polis bewobnten, tuurben bier perbaf.
tst. giner berfslbsn. pel1er gnelii6
fpri9t, iast, bic 9eieai@aft babe bas
bef@risbene 6aus In Mtnneapolts amt
WOntage berlaRen.
gu bieier 3eit feien MUIR 6 Wann In
bsmislbsn asusisn, bic ole lsbten uno
munter tparen. Ct babe nur 2 Der
2euts gefannt.
Der Wann, beRen Neme SifnloH
tn, sibt 3u, oaB CT oas 0aus mistbste,
aber er bleibt babel, bab Nnes In gutter
Orbnung mar, als er NIT ieinsr &c.
ieai&aft abreife.
Spdter tpurben nod 5 2sute auf
gerba9t BIN berbaftet.
DuIuth, 90. Mdr3. Die polis
3et bra1te In grfabruns, bab In LESTER
Wo9e NusIdnbsr 6 SasbmeRer In
einsm bisfsen @ei&dfte fauften. Gin
Nneefeuter bsRslben sebt nod Winnea-
bolts I'm 3a febe1. Oh oieie Weher NIT
ben I'm Worobaufe gefunbenen them.
tii& fno.
ueber4 b emmung 9.
Oes Woines, 3d., 20. Wdr3'
Das 6o9maRer I'm geoar Riber, mel.
DIES su Waterloo unb @ebar Calls
s4aoen anri9tete. fiel Iebte Ma&t brei
Sub.
@bepenne, Wpo., 90. Wdr3.
Das marine Wetter auf ben Harlem
S9neefau bat tn allen 8beilen bes
staaiss sroBs l~lsberf9wemmungen bers
urfa9t. Uiele Brtden uurben acc.
fort.
We0itar.W orbfaII
SanGranetseo. 20. Mdr3. Der
ygramtner" meloet: IS if bie gnt.
bsdnng gema&t wOrben, bab Grau
gmma 2ebour In elmer bieFgsn Apo-
tbete am Ia. Mdra Elm Gldf19en nit
2 lln3en BIauidure faufts uno baB ein
glerf etne photographic Der 6rau 2e-
bour aIs bisjenise Der Rduferin er.
fannte."
Na9 Nnsabe Der 6rau foIte bas
@ift gum gntuideln bon pbotogra.
pbien benubt tperben.
Sn ben ea9en 6raa 2ebour' tuurbe
einises bon BEN @ift sefunoen, aIs fs
unter benz Weroadte bsrbaftet wurbe,
ibren eei9isoenen @attel MeDitar srs
morhet uno tn etnen 2ofer sepadt au
ha5en.
@ebotutionare
Dorf. %. Wdr3. Sm @ranb
Central palace iammelte i9 beuts
Mbenb bte .rufRf&e rebolutiondre Bar.
tei", UNI ben Nidolaus 8etaptomstr
au b0ren. Der ftir3li& anfam. ginei
Der &ebner fa9te $ehaptotustp Jet &C.
tommsa uu Wafen 3u faufen.
Warf 8pain brtdte Der Ueriamm.
lung briefii& FINE Spmpatbie ftr bi.
ruifii9e @ebolution aus unb tptinf9t'
b~erielben ben befen grfolg.
9 ruber3mtf.
5remont. O., 20. Mdra. pbi'
lip Ralb b~eruunbete beute NIT sineu
9af&enmeHer feinen Bruber Sobn uni
befen Grau; oann berfu9te Ct f9 mi
elmer S&eere BITE 0eble su bur&.
lfxS~ykn~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30

poIitif&e gsrhaftuneen.
Wostau. 20. Wdri. 6isr 1ur.
ben tdsIi& 10000 perfonen aus
poltttf9en 0rtiRoen pertaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
.Eahraeit Der 8iae.

49,. Sabraeit Der 8iise..-
Atfabrt Aufun
EoIebo. gs,easo nub gei1isan srpres.-t tbs tlo.ss
SoIebo. 1<troit unb Chicago 2tut ......sla.ao So
UeiGisan Gitp, Muneis u. safapettee pt-f 7.so flo.ss
taaltn eonnino3. a~usaeuOmmen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-30
gllabanla
&iiui6t bes Yrdfioeuten l1nterfibung 5a einer
internatiDualen Austelung.

ansfdten oer 9ampfrG %nbiSienbia. - dredlide &ranfbett ai ben Bhltps
pinem.-11,0 900 Ginuanoerr on sinem Sase.-Gin gekran
in Senpaer, q. 5, fehrt ben 106. Gebnrtstns.-
9be Sphuuns bes Nobofaen Earid.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

The town parks. or the town or
vlliaee square are tAe lungs Of IL
citizens
II thc town is growing. 81 ts uone too
soou Co start a movement % prov isle
fnr the Securing ~ ample town PARK
nc Il. i.aI FRI Increasing, when TIE
town has 1nlnt.I ANA has hccome
small cifr. lf VIII NOT he So easy 20
secure SIZES. readily accessible 90 the
people. without paying an eXovoitant
prIre secure urst thc hnl- Dc is not
Important that lar-c amount 20
money ~houI hc no once expended
rran its identification. possibly t
ure,ls huf litie since nature may have
made La more heauuf1l than can man.
tt Is not ueccsslrF tnar it shonli D.
rnusformc.l into carpet b,ds Or
loWcrs ANA trImiv Kept lawns II IL
a1orl- sunlight and "a grren relie ~
-ri-- ana trel- Tor the eye. 30 becomes
+ a clvH.rcr anl nn equalizer. for ths
rOnr as v.u as fne wealthy. "a resting
naee where man may forget- Tor
flo time. some of his srru-cles sal
h.s anNlrtics u q contemplation "a
what Go1 has made.
The pnrk -houbl he kept in fact ~
natural aa ls consistent with iis usn a-
suoh Dr. Isl mower tro early. however
fo -..gr. Ifs -.fr with view CD ms
hunln- un az fhe community. wher
llud values VIII necessarily Increase
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

Phoenix. Arlzoaa. q farm ~ one IAN
-drtsl anl sixty acres has been rurDeSi
into n aomccroft siliage- The EtD4 -
especially ataptcd 10 raising veEc-
fa1ies and iS under one q Tie best
{ w2tcr-rigkts iu the rezlou- Eiveacre
tracts are here ~ivcn 30 each worker-
The new government rs,-eTsoir on
Soit River aul Criyen wells ca TIE
proiertE. insure a perl01nent supply
% water Tor Irrigation aad therefOre
4 Enfail.nc crors.
These UNDERTAKINGS While practical
and constructive in every sense. are
( intended rafher a. rlosiels 90 slow
in the countrv Japan. With sixty
working in parr or ratireiy on the aud.
has hecoue n land - gardens where
Ihonciess poverty Pa almost unknown
anl where tuberculosis is a ncgIi gable
. / quantity. America can take care q
/ .ts hopeless thousands en- the same
| way frst hy putting hope into them
ana fhea rs uuffin- them where they
lmay attain t it 81 60 the promoters
Loo our erorf iliustr.es that 7ve must
hook fer heip ln great paTt- hut pubic
sentiment anl sympathy wil move III
lpromofers ana reach the prohlen
The Homs-.roffc~s Gti promises 4
start which ought to weld toEetler tbs
country and the city iato one iule
struct.hie whole aud. supplemented ~
|rnouer charity administration aui sans
Vsgrancy laws. remove entirely ta'
possibility even 20 ~suo12erge'
teuth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
HOUSE AND BARN FOR HoArEcROFT VILLAGE.
-Watcrtown. Mass.

solutions % many % the problems on
modern city life ever attempted in this
country. II is iu line with fhc best
enterprises for solving the questions or
housing sanitation. education ana
morals. As such lt should commane
tha attention and cooperation OF OH
constructive social workers
Tho TTomccroftcrs CHA Offers gardcn
worN aud cfii 'Si.'..hSi.lp ~ q SI 49,,
tule ior '-e 80 %,
S',DM ~--4 '- .-.--.-,..,+ .-1 -
--,-- .',.'. $500 ~. t...-..-.'., -, .l,,
N-l. ''''. $500. 49,. , ,,--,'..f.
st--,r.b go,
,~' '.-- pa ~ -, ,..'.,.@f.f,.
t | ..,.''.. ,.,-l..,,,,.,,,.
600 '. -'.' et.-1 1..t.,+.. e-.,,,,
.'-'- 'o'-' -, go, ~. ,,s.,f,-,,s.
.s t....,-... r.,1s .,,l f-,-,,
-. -. -.. .f, ,.-,,- ,r -,.,,-
49,. g. H.. ,..,.. 49, Or
The founder ana mann suppo1lsr %
f Tie moNeuent Is Ar. ne1I-e IL -A~A
Wen e7i.tor or AlaNWeli lAilSll-al . ~'i.I
I founder or the Nalonal llt.-'l w
f movement. Is ~1uleD. o4 500,
I dilons- Air- M1NWe l-''s e'''y 49, 80
.
4 movements i-tLtis scratch ZIG III,
surface or the problem anu IaI utterly
F 90 ger under IL anu crowd ll oul Win
..T,,-erv child I'm a -arlen. every mother
in bomccroft ANA individual in-
Iusrrial fDder,eudence for every worker
iu "a homo ~ his own ou the land"
,,-,>-r>-,, al, rro1rrrpovr
~ D. f..nslrr
,,, a.. .1.t,.-,
coined 10y Mt. Maxwell TO III me tu lli
-. 80 ~ - s,,,S1 - -
, -, ,.,+..'.,,..,,- 49, a.. -,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

tcnths per thousand I'm BeC-nville.
-rhc rartls.n features I'm Bour.tsliie ARE
piauus-l with much care. prov IS.0n iu
most cases being nade for some lawn.
flowers. VEGETABLES and fruits.
To return 90 tbe uosuecrofterS CID.
there IL one distinctive advantage iu
lir. NExwciIs plan. in that De- aims
tn attach o. each home emo g. land 60
make ~ feature ana aot merely an
Incident in the lie ~ M worker. nul
BE- has added the crafts work Tor vo-
men and for men in she Winter. llc
already has Under way plans Tor au
experimental group ~ four houses
under onc rouf 20 hc placed az sht
F ccntre 90 square 50 as 60 secure tl,
greatest ecOn0lny OK space and p.ac'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

dustry, q necessity for ths -ttainnsnt
OF the best results.
3. A growth Of cooperation, which
viii give to the homecrOft settle
ment all the advantages OF the CT =
n schools, Libraries, hospitals enter
tainment halls, water supply, electric
lights, improved roads, etc; while
the cultivation OF each separate acre
or "croft" will be facilitated by the
cooperative ownership OF the nualer-
ous expensive Diecss 81 farm ma
ehineTv now 70 be found on the best
large farms. but which could not be
afforded by the individual crofter.
s. The fostering OF a sturdy, indie
pendent tndfvidualism, TO hieh
nothing contributes so muc as the
ownership OF home and a conscious
ness that one can make living
regardless OF any boss
Concurrsntly with such botserTusnss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

have not YET fully realized the
clancc-thcy stIn are douhtfui an4
suspicious About four years a-o. ne-
fore tile tide of Immigration and Capi-
IN set in toward tlc Southwest.
STRANGER from tile North lr.fted into
This particular city. Tie WAS just
looking around with uo special pup
pose in view. y curhstouc real estate
broker had on his list "a tract 81 bottom
land. tfmhcrcl. hut worthless on ace
souut OF the annual floods. This land
he had hawkcd about the street i'r
&C pcr acre. but found no takers
among the home spectators. The
tract was emo cool" II was offered
A. this STRANGER for S10O per acre
Would he look az itt Yes. He looked
n over. examined every acre ~ IT.
came back 10 town and handed over
$1,000 FOR the WORTHLESS tract. Great
was the Joy of tile natives who were
Iscd Up az thc various bars, 10 dr .uA
60 the health ~ the sucker hul
the sucker returned in about q month
with another capitalist from TIE Nogln
and sold this worthless tract Tor So.
600 But this was not all. Within
ninety days the second sucker nTol-u'
r. third and sold him The timber alone
-
bankers ana conservative capitalists
kicked themselves FOR not thinking oi
IT,
Tor years people have been leaving
Arkansas and Missouri-going we~
looking for opportunities. TODAY
strangers are taking their places au'
finding money on every bush. Tbs
newcomers are simply developing TIE
resources which the natives failed q
recognize.
This principe holds true OF ma
joritv Of individuals I'm every cou
munity. We are too near 10 see III
opportunitles az our feet. We pas
them over and leave them FOR some
one 10 pick up.
The twentieth century FOR the Unite
States M least VIII Doe a time OF COZ
centration rather than expansion
century OF rural development an
home-buildng. As has been Indicate
the people must get back 10 the lane
and Industrial institutions 10 reac
their best Development must give II
worker a chance for home.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

20 n point four miles from
the city ami crectc1 twenty four
houses foT The worSmen. Mr. George
Cadburs. from hong observation ami
eXperi-ncc. concluded tcat the only
practical way Co solve she problem was
20 take the factory worker c1t on the
land where hc might pursue the ma
tural anl healthy recreation ~ garden
ing says Mr. w Alexander Harvey
i'm his book on Borrnvilic. 1t was in.
possible for working men 90 DE hcaithy
and have healthy children. when aftei
being confined EN- day in factories the,
spent their evenings in an institute
club roou ov puhlc house. II 10 wer.
necessary Tor their health. rs IL uu
/ loubtcdly vas. that they should e.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

The Prophet Is without honor in his
own country. So the village and small
town are without confidence in their
own resources. We set 80 familiar
with the things about Us that we re
apt 10 underrate their value. IL IS
often necessary Tor total stranger 10
come along and show us the neglected
opportunities that have been under our
nose unseen FOR years
The writer while pursuing some Ia
dustrial Investigations had occasion u
visit thrifty little city in the South
west. IL is an oil town that has liter
ally been forced 20 the front Joy tbs
pressure Of Development and northern
energy. The place has five railroads
a population Of o.. 900 and number OF
modern builuiuss. Sill the native:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
THE Hor1EcRoFT VS.. THE TENEMENT.

Prom 81. Paul Press
BY way OF affording a practical OBJ
feet lesson IN the "Homecroft" idea,
George H. Maxwell has acquired fifty
acres of ground at Watertown, Mass
Jess tn: n thirty minutes by rail-
road or forty-five minutes by trolley
from the center OF Boston-which
will be broken up into small ''crofts'
for city workers. There, IL Is 70 be
presumed, viii be illustrated, by de
grees, ell the different phases OF bet
ferment which characterize the
hornecroft as compared with the
tenement house idea, in rs applica-
ton 70 the life Of the average Ameri-
can wage-earner: especially he who's.
weekly stipend comes from work III
city shop or store or factory. Among
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

such betterments, either already
demonstrated or anticipated, are
these:
L. Healthier ho.le surroundings,
air, sunlight, trees, vers; room
for children TO grow UP without con-
tact with the contaminattng in
fuences of crowded city streets and
tenemenes.
?. Diversity in employment and
healthful recreation for the wage
Garner himself. and wholesome OPP
portunity for his We and c .dren
TO contribute 10 the family In
come, IL the cultivation OF an acre,
more or less, OF ground This would
enable him, especially, TO keep his
girls at home, instead OF sending
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

IN the condition OF the vage-caruers
the general carrying out OF the hor1e~
croft kdea would relieve the coA-
gesticz Of population an. cities, and
greatly assist in their development
along thoso lines which are o much
better than mere higness A hun
dred thousand or a million people
living on small tracts OF land, n Ia
an hours ride OF a c1ry would make
far more business tor the city. OF
every desirable Kind. than the same
nusnbe~ closely packed An teneneSrs.
The sshouaecroft'' experiment not
70 be limited 70 the settlement fest
cred by Mr.. Maxwell near Boston
The idea combines with Its sugges-
tons Of social betterments the prob
ability OF very satisfactory re-urns
TO the owners OF vacant laads, near
cities, who may be disposed 20 ex-
Yeri~nens with 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
The ralue OF a Good Garden.

Many people fall to realize The
great value or a thrifty, well-kept
garden. Even an inferior one is much
better than none. Vegetables are in
dlspensable 10 a family, 50 far as
health is concerned. 10 say nothing OF
the money saved by not having 10 buy
SO much -four and so many groceries
IL would seem thar every man
should manage 10 obtain a piece Of
ground and see that II becomes well
fortified and enriched and then put
under a thorough state Of cultivation
before trying 10 plant the seeds. i
only costs little 10 buy enough SEEDS
FOR quite a gOOd-sized garden
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

them TO the rzctUry or shop.
8. Reliable occupation arr sup
port for the wage-ear IT himself, IN
ease OF a temporary loss OF his regu-
lar employment. An acre Of ground,
intensively cultivated and irrigated,
viii support a family.
A. Opportunity to set up, II the
homscroft, little handierafts for the
products Of which there is a constant
demand; such as special lines OF
weaving. knitting. rugrakine, cab
fnetmafxing. basket weaving, turning
IN wood or bone, instrument making,
manufacturers of leather, gloves,
etc. etc. The distribution Of power
from electric wires, or the use OF lit
tie gasoline engines, IN village. Of
homecrofters. may demonstrate that
the concentration OF thousands OF
workers IN great factories is not,
after al, IN great many lsres OF In
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

There Is a rruittute So thinking people
VIE see THE dangers the tururs nel1s for
orr ccuntry unlcss We reach a wtse solution
CT thc tre2en1ous sal problems nat
roafrorr as.
TIE sr-sr in wnich We shouid arpro&eA
ths cors.dera.ien ~ these probleszs - set
fare a. this rcr1ark4clc seok Ga q Wlv tha-
snust &c an irspir4t.cn ~ every truIy h1-
r,are and patri1tlc hSArt.
LIT tfe spirit e comm0n serse AID opsi-
rrfs-- ara far1zncltal eco1ornle and pail
-. hic1 tfuth ;h4t GcTvalies this eoos oe
taken e. ne RnEsriy ire raotivS 81 ne
rnoverscnt. and the Creed Ana Fiatforra q
IT, Ho -nSercissEz a. tho praetical plan 90
work to. ana tie rest 81 the great sNcial
oues-ious are ScrseiE 90 tx riShtly solved
by aprlicstion - tacui ct Ms se1nc and
hrnare pris.ci,tes tt.At ,riIl guide the sctson
Al c,sr pe1p,e upoa all great aazionai q1ee-
sions
~. -n-v Il The Coraizx Pecpie" pcst-
.re rrepasd w. * uaailed % any adj
a. IL ne Urited States Scr rvsenty-hvc
certS
~. eo~v a tosA '.'Tne ccual-g Pecp'es
- - Fsrss Rcok q ire f1ouecTefsersr
a. .-afaxven'S TaLszuAn- rronf4ly sor ne
-, - ~. vear 1896 VII - uaaiieG q any
sadress in re United States fer sfsy eenss-
e~r,,s N uossAxe stznps 70 Tee Hocae-
~-of.crs. Is MaEa ssrect. Ws.ertr~n. Nss&
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

elsewhere in England Ii viii not DE
out OF place to outline the BOurnNi-ie
plan which Is identical in many re-
spects and has been carried out 20 an
assured success. This model village
was started in 1879 when Messrs. Cad
bury Bros. removed their works from
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

20 $500 each n mnch higher grade OF
home than the workers had been ac-
custOmed 10 was provided. Rents
range from As 81. 10 l2s. per week.
not including rates. and the death rate
II nineteen per thousand in Birminc-
ham has been reduced 90 six aud nine
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
EDWARD T. HARTMAN

Secretary Massachasctts Cirlc Loagle
At WATERFOWL. Massachusetts. there
Is being put under way what seems to
be one Of the most sane and practical